Tarihin Amurkawa na Najeriya a San Antonio

Yankin Greater San Antonio yana daya daga cikin mafi yawan al'ummar Amurkawa 'yan Najeriya a Amurka.  San Antonio gida ne ga al'ummar Najeriya masu tasowa. 

 Tarihi 
Babban adadin baƙi na Afirka suna kiran gida San Antonio. Yawancin 'yan Najeriya 'yan kabilar Igbo sun fara barin Najeriya bayan yakin Biafra na 1967-1970. A cikin 1980s, San Antonio ya fara karbar mutane da yawa daga asalin Najeriya, suna kafa al'ummar Najeriya a San Antonio.  Yawancin 'yan Najeriya a halin yanzu suna ƙaura zuwa San Antonio saboda tsadar rayuwa fiye da sauran manyan biranen Texas da damar aiki.  An kiyasta yawan al'ummar Najeriya a San Antonio, Texas, kusan mutane 10,000 zuwa 15,000. Wannan lambar na iya bambanta akan lokaci saboda yanayin ƙaura da canje-canjen alƙaluma.

 Alkaluma 
Ya zuwa shekara ta 2000, a cikin kananan hukumomin Bexar, Comal, da Madina, akwai mutane 7,100 da aka haifa a Najeriya, wanda ke da kusan kashi 1% na yawan haifaffen kasashen waje na wadannan kananan hukumomi uku. Ya zuwa shekarar 2020 kimanin 'yan Najeriya 150,000 ne ke zaune a yankin San Antonio. 

 Tattalin Arziki 
A shekara ta 2018, ’yan Najeriya da dama na yankin San Antonio sun shiga cikin kasuwancin kula da lafiyar gida. A cikin 2018, kasuwancin kula da lafiyar gida ya ja hankalin 'yan Najeriya tunda yana da damar samun kudin shiga sosai idan aka kwatanta da sauran nau'ikan ayyukan yi kuma yana iya ba su damar mallakar kasuwancin su. Akwai kasuwancin Amurkawa da yawa na Najeriya a San Antonio.

 Ilimi 
Ya zuwa shekarar 2004 dimbin bakin haure ‘yan Najeriya mazauna yankin San Antonio sun yi karatun gaba da sakandare, kuma kusan dukkaninsu sun yi karatun sakandare.  Baƙi na Najeriya a San Antonio suna da matakan ilimi mafi girma fiye da sauran ƙungiyoyin baƙi da farar fata haifaffen Amurka. 

 Ƙungiyoyi 
San Antonio yana da ƙungiyoyin Najeriya da yawa kamar San Antonio Nigerian Nurses Association,  da Ƙungiyar Jama'ar Najeriya ta San Antonio.  Mutanen Owerri da Igbo suna da ƙungiyoyin ƙabilanci a San Antonio.

 Magana