Tochi's channel is built on interviews. He asks African students, doctors and mixed-race Russians about personal safety, staring in the street, racism, salaries and relationships. His most-watched video, on whether Black people feel safe in Russia, has passed a million views. The format gives a voice to a part of the foreign community that most English-language Russia channels ignore.
The value is in the first-person testimony: a Black doctor working in Russia, what students earn in a month, what a half-Nigerian, half-Russian woman grew up with. For African readers considering study in Russia, it answers questions that official university brochures never touch.
What you'll find here
- 01First-hand accounts from Black residents on safety
- 02Study and work paths for African students
- 03Cross-cultural relationships, told by the people in them
What this channel shows better than anyone
Race and safety: first-hand accounts from Black residents.
Study and work paths for African students and graduates.
Cross-cultural relationships, told by the people in them.
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- From
- Nigeria
- Lives in
- Saint Petersburg
- Films in
- English
- Topics
- African in Russia · culture
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