F-Niks is a publication that was started a number of years ago. It is a generalization of how migrants were treated, their ambitions, up-to-date concerns, how migrants lived and died. F-Niks essentially is about people who left their home, homeland, parents and siblings who some never saw again. F-Niks was born from the need to say something–that migrants did not want to or were too timid–that was lacking. A voice was not something that F-Niks did not consider was necessary. To them–and it’s generally common to all migrants–hard work was more necessary to make progress. Learned people who migrated learnt quickly they were only able to undertake menial jobs in the promised land or the new land.