Ghanaians React as Nigerian Woman Speaks Out After Returning From South Africa 🇳🇬🇬🇭🇿🇦

追加: 2026-05-30

[00:00:00]Ghanians are reacting strongly online.

[00:00:02]But one woman's emotional message is changing the conversation. After years in South Africa, this Nigerian lady returned home with a powerful call for African unity instead of division. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and stay tuned as we dive into the main story.

[00:00:20]>> They came, they use money, they maneuver things, they take the stock. In fact, the the shop owners collected the shop from the Ghanaian citizen because the money they rent it for them, they rented it for them is lower than what a a Nigerian person or a foreigner is trying to offer triple because they have money in their hand and they come. SO THEY MANEUVER THE SYSTEM and they take they take those shots and those thing has caused so much pain to those citizens.

[00:00:50]If this is the same thing going on with South Africans then we shouldn't call them lazy.

[00:00:56]South Africans we shouldn't call them lazy because they were able please they were able to stand they fought they keep on talking they keep on I mean bullying THEIR PRESIDENT THAT IS WHY IT COME A POINT NOW THAT the president cannot even he cannot even OPEN HIS MOUTH WHEN THEY are speaking. So what we have to do now is how all of us coming back home safely and take a decision how we also do and make sure that our president cannot talk in our country anymore because we HAVE GIVEN GOD SO MUCH CHANCES THAT IS WHY THEY ARE SLAVING US. HADN'T BEEN THINGS ARE VERY GOOD in Ghana at those day 8 years that pass 8 years apart from this two years that come now we take it out the eight good years that pass was like a hell to Ghanaian citizens because we have a very corrupted president WHO WAS GOING FROM DOOR to door borrowing money for nothing. He's not even bringing that money to Ghana. People are going through a whole lot of things. This has make a lot of Ghanaians run to South Africa. That was the time you see many Ghanaians running to South Africa for jobs because they heard that there's a job there. If like those people they were not able to work on anything. SO THERE WAS NO JOB CREATED there down there. Will you take your bag and go there and find a job?

[00:02:21]>> You will not.

[00:02:23]HAD IT been you ENTERED SOUTH AFRICA, THERE WAS NO JOB. THE COUNTRY WAS SO TERRIBLE like how we were what we are going through here. The same thing that you went and face there you take immediate scar you RETURN BACK HOME BUT BECAUSE it was good that is why you remains there till now. So when it come to time now for them also to speak out like this it will have to be because of what they going through every country with the benefits that they give to them.

[00:02:52]A citizen is entitled to the national benefit of the country. So if THE THOSE PEOPLE THAT owns company they know that when you come you can work off the book.

[00:03:04]WHEN THEY SAY OFF THE BOOK meaning you are not paying tax. So if they have to pay somebody $40 or $40,000 or let's say,000 per a day because you are working off the BOOK THEY CAN PAY you like let's say two CD because you will take it you just came you are looking for money by doing that every company decide to employ those undocumented immigrants more than the legal the legal people in the country. It happens in here in the USA. In fact, when you see a site like this, they say the IC is coming, you will not see anybody again. The whole ground is clear off. Everybody disappear. THAT WOULD TELL YOU THAT ALL THOSE people they don't have documents and they are there.

[00:03:52]But they are being there because they don't have documents. Therefore, they are not paying taxes to the government.

[00:03:58]They are not paying taxes that they use to develop that country. They are not paying taxes that they will use to control the roads the hospitals all these things those are the things they use tax money for. So those countries who refuse to fight their government ask them what you are using my tax money for. These are the things they use the tax money for. So if you are working somewhere and you are not paying tax know that you are the you are one of those people who is helping the government to make the role very rough FOR YOU. SO WHEN THE RAIN FALL you have problem. You see what is happening right now when the rain is falling. We are not asking the government where is our testimony.

[00:04:41]We were not on their neck. They still sleep. People are sinking in the water but they are still they are sleeping very comfortably. They live in apartment in the houses where there is no water lock. They don't care because we refuse to talk because we are running away to another m place who have make it. We are looking for already made.

[00:05:03]>> Mhm.

[00:05:03]>> We are not ready to to do it for ourel for it to be better. SO MY NIGERIAN BROTHERS, STOP FIGHTING these South Africans. I'm telling you I love you people so much and I will stand where I stand I will continue if all the youth of Nigeria you don't stand take one day go on the ROAD PROTEST LIKE HOW SOUTH AFRICA IS going crazy now today we can see if you don't go the same craziness eh things will never turn better Ghana when we kept we are doing it we do only two protest we did not touch anybody we didn't hit anybody BUT IT'S JUST ONLY through information they were shaking. So imagine if we should continue they will run away and love themselves in the room. They were even saying that if they don't take time and the youth will take over then they are finished. We will love them in prison.

[00:05:55]This is what the leaders were saying.

[00:05:57]Meaning that they know what they are doing. So we can't be here supporting them because all this problem no it is their cause. If it thinks we are good we will be in our country. We will never travel to anybody's country and be a slave. I will never be in Ghana and work as a a home caregiver cleaner in Ghana.

[00:06:18]Never. I will be looking for a job in the University of Ghana. I will be looking for a job in the companies.

[00:06:24]Therefore, all this cleaning job, those cleaning job and stuff will be remain for foreigners to come and do. And this is where the South Africans has made mistake at because you supposed to know that you as a citizen, you are not going to do those donkey jobs.

[00:06:40][snorts] You are not going to clean. You are not going to go to farm TO GO AND FARM. IT is the immigrants who will come and go and farm before they'll bring the food product to the market for you to eat well and get good health. So we all need each other.

[00:06:55]So the best thing you people supposed to do in that South Africa is that you talk to your government. go on your government make these people legal so they can pay taxes just like how we are fighting in in America here we keep on telling Mr. Trump please these people you have to give them work permit so they can work and pay tax not for you to be sucking them to go because we are those that are born here they are not going to do those they don't know how to farm they don't know how to do those cleaning they don't do it it is the immigrants who come and do those work so we all need each other but that will not stop us to face our leaders that shouldn't give us a guarantee to keep on running because the more the leaders making you run away the more the national money remains for them and they are enjoying it. Do we know how many houses our leaders acquire purchase and lead the presidents? Do we know how many companies THEY OWN? THOSE COMPANIES supposed to belong to the h citizens but they owns it. They see them comfortably.

[00:07:58]They suck us. They make us run our life because we we let them be. We give them the chances. So this is what South Africa IS TRYING TO FIGHT FOR but just that they overdo it and the way they they go about it was wrong. That is it.

[00:08:15]That is why all this thing is happening.

[00:08:17]If not what they are doing is perfect job. It is a perfect job. You and I have to stand against our our leaders. We need to hold them accountable. MY TAX MONEY WHAT did you do with it? At least in America when you are working in Europe when you are working they take a lot of taxes from our pay. We don't complain. You know why YOU DON'T COMPLAIN? BECAUSE you have insurance.

[00:08:39]When you you sick, you go to hospital free. You don't have to pay. Any kind of medication surgery, they'll do it for you. You don't have TO PAY. EVEN IF you have to pay only a little thing, you pay because you are working, you are paying tax. Your tax money is working there. If you don't HAVE FOOD, THE GOVERNMENT will give you some food stuff that you'll be feeding yourself while you be looking for job. Do we get this thing in Africa?

[00:09:02]Only South Africa have it. Only South Africa have this opportunity in the whole 54 countries of Africa. How did they get it? How possible is it for them? It was not for us because they fought for it because we refused to fight for it. We sit down. We are running. We don't want to face our problem and fix it. We are running away from it. That is the problem. SO THIS THING RATHER should give us a I mean energy how we will come together stand for our country as a youth and clear these leaders out fix in things that we think that we have to do we SHOULD STOP FIGHTING WHY DID YOU DO THAT THEY ARE FIGHTING FOR THEIR RIGHT WHERE IS your right of South Africa if anything go wrong with South Africa tomorrow South Africa go DOWN YOU WILL PACK your bag you carry your bag you leave you go back to your country >> you South AFRICA COME AND LET'S GO. YOU WILL LEAVE THEM BEHIND.

[00:09:59]So they are fighting for what will remains for them.

[00:10:03]They are fighting for the privilege that they have there. They have food stamps.

[00:10:07]They have hospital free insurance. If we have insurance in Ghana, we know. But if you go to the hospital with insurance, if you don't have money, you but you will buy true of us. Am I lying? But we pay taxes.

[00:10:21]We pay taxes all the time. Even our wages what they supposed to be paying us they are not paying but nobody say nothing because we don't even know and we allow them they are enjoying themsel we need to wake up Africa we need to wake up so everybody Ghanaians the rest come back home we have a job to do we have lands we have a bigger land we can farm we can employ people to farm we can all go to the farm and do that some can work on the street We can sell. Even in Ghana, we sell in traffic and we will make money to build a house. If I'm lying, somebody should tell me. Somebody said, "NO, IN TRAFFIC THAT PERSON BUILD a beautiful house."

[00:11:05]>> Yes.

[00:11:06]>> And your currency is good now. It's good. So you don't have you don't have no nothing to be complaining about. The only people who have too much problem running is Nigeria because even for them to have a peace and sit they don't even have a piece on their own house. That is where the problem is now because if South Africa sucking them now when they come back they they coming to pie as soon as they arrive them. So this is the reason why Brit Nigeria to leave South Africa. This is the reason why they make it look like okay it's auto power I'm not going. It's not because they I'm not going. it because when they come they will not leave. You will not see them the next day because we HAVE A VERY TERRIBLE president called Cineu and his leadership very wicked people. So this is the problem. So African we need to leave South Africa peacefully.

[00:12:04]Come to where you can go to. Let's come together. Ask everybody you to go home.

[00:12:10]You to go home. You to go home. Let's face our home. Let's face our government. I will not be paying tax where they be using that tax money to feeding you and who allowing it.

[00:12:20]>> That is [clears throat] the problem with the South Africa. That is why they fight because it is their right. That is their privilege. That is their right. But it's not your right. Many people come here, they say, "Oh, we come to the country, we are all working, they give this benefit to these people, they don't."

[00:12:37]You are not a citizen.

[00:12:39]citizens have a a a a benefit which you don't have. You are you are only privileged to be in that country. You don't have a right there. You are there legally working. You have a right as a human every your embassy will face the law that says that but you don't have equal rights when it come to some benefits. You don't have that. It's only few. BUT THE INSTITUTION in which you feels like I am in already. I AM INVITED TO EVERYTHING. It's a lie. You not because they they are helping you. You don't take too much from the one who is helping you. If you think you are feed enough, then come back to your home.

[00:13:20]Come to where you can they can call you kings, queens, they can call you master, they can call you bosses. Come back there.

[00:13:29]Go there. When you sit, if you sit in your house, nobody can come there and tell you what are you doing in my country. Can you tell me that as I have my passport in front of me? How dare you?

[00:13:41]But if I go to South Africa now, they can tell me leave. Yes. The only thing is I will respect myself and leave quietly because I'm only borrowing to be there. I don't belong there. That is not my home. So we should understand this before fighting them for everything. We we should understand them in some way.

[00:13:59]Even though they also go wrong some way, but we shouldn't blame them totally.

[00:14:04]Thank you.

[00:14:04]>> Thank you my sister.

[00:14:06]>> Yeah, we have to name them because we are not saying nobody is against your country. Nobody is against.

[00:14:13]>> If you want someone to leave your country, you can't beat the person in which the person there no immigration or you can't stop them immigration. But you guys can test immigration that we live in a country a world a world called Africa when the laws makers they make the law after they themselves they go against the law. So the law they only make the law they write it down. In fact, they not the one even who is making the law because if they are the one who is making it, they will know that they are making the law. It's somebody who knows the give them a sheet of paper and said I'm coming and said in your country these are the rules and regulations I gave you. This what you have to do. But if you are not a puppy, if you are not a coward and you stand as a human being who supposed to take care of your house, you will not just take a paper from somebody and then put it in your constitution and say it's a law for the country. What you don't know. So all these things is most of it is our leaders and me I will not stop all my videos I will keep on telling them.

[00:15:24]>> Ladies, good evening, good morning. Uh what I want to say is the people are leaving the country already but Jinta lady is saying that Ghanaians are overreacting. That's my problem. I don't understand that side. You said they should go. They are leaving and you are saying that they overreacting. Which way you said we should go?

[00:15:46]>> Because the reason being that initially they thought as they are talking they are doing that everything will just be like that. like they don't think like anybody will try to take that aure because they know Africa leader they don't care about Africans so they never imagine that any leader any president can actually try to stand for their people with that immediate effect you understand so they were shocked >> okay >> Ghanaian said that >> SOMETIMES WE TAKE THE ACTION and then later on we we regret it but instead of us come out and say I'm Sorry. We have to keep that ego because the the wrong has already done >> because they will never say that they are wrong.

[00:16:32]>> We are not going to renew the go for them for the 20 years they want >> because we said we will not give them the 20 years they want again. So it will affect the fact that it's already in >> that you know you know my brother Ghana co >> they thought that they thought the reaction towards other Africans were never going to affect them. So because Mouhamama took the stand to send for his citizens and it's affecting some of those big business people and they are going back now to the president to tell them that you people are misbehaving because there are other people you people are also in other people country that's the fact that Africans need to understand that they are in other people >> trust the politicians so as for that one don't trust politician they can go back there and pay money and money over things >> can I ask you can I ask you my sister my sister trust Wait, there is a possibility.

[00:17:31]>> There's a possibility that it can happen. Wait, wait. Can I ask you for now?

[00:17:35]>> The way how they have showing to them that look you people have stepped on us.

[00:17:41]We have we have come for our people. So they don't know the consequences. They don't know what is going to come back.

[00:17:46]>> What you're saying is is irrelevant. If you can see the movement that is initiated by South Africans, that movement is initiated against illegal immigrants. Not everyone. And we are saying illegal immigrants must go back to their country and you find that hey let me let me submit let me submit and there's another that is being submitted all >> it's everybody you know why it's everybody you know everybody go back in our country you people must go back >> yeah we don't care we don't care about your country nothing people say we are over we are not overreacting What will Ghana do for me?

[00:18:27]>> What will Ghana do? Can I ask you what will Ghana do for me? What will Ghana do? You know, you know HOW MUCH RESOURCES YOU HAVE from Ghana to carry.

[00:18:35]What will [laughter] these people they don't respect people?

[00:18:39]They are very South Africa. Some of them they are very talking that's the reason these people are doing nonsense. These people know them. What will Ghana do for me? Give them back.

[00:18:54]You take from Ghana. They give to your country.

[00:18:57]>> What did you take from Ghana?

[00:18:58]>> I want to ask you how you get independence.

[00:19:01]>> Hello independence.

[00:19:07]>> They some of them they was not there. Maybe the time they were helping them he was very little. He was a little boy. And since most of them, some of them are not ready to learn English.

[00:19:19]>> I'm not a little boy. What were you doing about my sister? What were you doing?

[00:19:22]>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Don't worry. Ghana don't be read. Go back and read your history. You will see what Ghana did.

[00:19:33]>> You know, you know, like I don't know like we we see things in a different way. But listen >> okay in South Africa there's many let me say I can talk even about villages >> lot of people villages in most cases are people from z >> they will come without papers and then they will bring their wives and their families >> we all know that that is going on everywhere >> everybody relocates >> yes >> when they come when they go let Let's say that in South Africa we are 10 and then the there is 15 who's having papers those who are having papers and then we can say calculate the medication we we calculate like uh using statistic right and then now there is 100 people that are coming uh without papers and then they are going to our clinics do you understand and then >> you you guys are just always scared that the medication will not be a no right it's economy right the economy is not going Yes. What are you do?

[00:20:41]>> Yes.

[00:20:42]>> I want to ask one question.

[00:20:44]>> I'm still talking.

[00:20:45]>> You know that when you are foreigning something that some other hospital they will never check you that maybe you you are from South Africa the way they will check South Africa they will never check you the foreigner like that.

[00:20:58]>> We are government we are paying. Do you know how much they take from our salary?

[00:21:02]We are paying. There is nothing free.

[00:21:04]That medication is they buy the medication out. We are not going for free my sister when you go whether you are going to free so we don't even go >> you are going to public clinic go to private hospital you don't have papers go to private you can go we can go because we have you go to public we have a right to go to the private hospital you go you you have right to go to private any place there's no way you can get 100 people there the private is always empty but you go to public as many as you are you go public using our own resources.

[00:21:38]>> When was the last time you guys take foreigners in your government hospital?

[00:21:42]When was the last time? I want to ask you every day you go there. You go there every day. Every day you see THEM VERY HARD.

[00:21:54]>> Even the schools, even the schools, you guys are chasing the kids. Even the schools you private in not in private. Leaving the schools. You guys are chasing the kids.

[00:22:10]What? Take them to private school.

[00:22:12]>> Take them to private school. Take them to private school.

[00:22:15]>> Yeah. But but that that is one who is telling you those things.

[00:22:20]I was in South Africa. I just left yesterday. I was here in South Africa. I just left yesterday.

[00:22:26]>> Please, please come. Please calm down.

[00:22:28]There's a guy who was asking what does Ghana do for me before? I might be a a little girl who does not know much because many president has has pi before I was born but let me tell you the little that even is still in our history right now where you go you see when South Africa has problem when the whites almost took everything from South Africa the little 30% land that is left they wanted to take it too this is where all the African countries come into it is like look we will not sit down here and watch our brothers go down this way we have to save them anyhow at that time I don't know about other countries so but at that time in Ghana some most uh most of South Africa leaders who supposed to be a leader and for and fought these people they were they have brought them to they brought them to >> recently returned home after spending years in South Africa >> so that they can be attention online to sharing a message for peace and unity among Africans. Those educations that has been widely circulated social media citizens spoke emotionally about her experience living abroad and reflected on the growing tensions often seen between Africans online, particularly between Nigerians and Ghanaians.

[00:23:54]According to her, many of the arguments and insults shared on social media platforms do not represent the reality of everyday life among ordinary Africans. She said that during her time in South Africa, she met people from different African countries who worked together, supported one another, and survived difficult situations as a united community.

[00:24:16]The woman explained that leaving one's home country to live abroad often changes a person's perspective. She stated that many Africans living outside their countries depend on each other for emotional support, friendship, business opportunities, and survival. Because of this, she questioned why online hostility between Africans continues to grow. In the video, she urged Nigerians and Ghanaians to avoid unnecessary insults, stereotypes, and comparisons that frequently trend on social media.

[00:24:47]She also warned that online conflicts can create division and damage relationships between people who share similar struggles and histories.

[00:24:56]The woman further stated that Africans already face many challenges including unemployment, economic pressure, migration struggles and discrimination in some foreign countries. According to her, fighting among themselves only weakens the continent further. While speaking about her years in South Africa, she reportedly described both positive and difficult experiences.

[00:25:20]However, she maintained that she learned valuable lessons about resilience, cultural understanding, and the importance of African unity.

[00:25:29]Her comments have generated mixed reactions online. Some social media users praised her for encouraging peace and maturity, while others continued debating issues relating to nationality, competition, and migration across African countries.

[00:25:44]Others, however, agreed with her message that social media arguments often become toxic and unproductive. Several users said Africans should focus more on cooperation, economic growth, and mutual respect instead of online hostility.

[00:26:00]The video has continued to circulate across multiple platforms with many viewers describing her message as emotional and thought-provoking. Her appeal for unity comes at a time when discussions around xenophobia, migration, and African identity remain sensitive topics across the continent.

[00:26:19]Although opinions online remain divided, the woman's message has once again reopened conversations about how Africans relate to one another, both online and in real life.

[00:26:30]Stories like this continue to highlight how social media can influence public attitudes and relationships across Africa. While disagreements and criticism are common online, many observers believe respectful conversations are more productive than personal attacks or nationality- based insults. As debates continue, some viewers say messages promoting unity and understanding may help encourage healthier discussions among Africans from different backgrounds.

[00:27:16]Not easy.

[00:27:37]Don't forget we Ghanaians eh we can decide not to travel.

[00:27:42]>> Uh thank you very much for your time.

[00:27:44]Funny.

[00:27:46]Funny. I mute your mic.

[00:27:48]>> Okay. Okay. Okay.

[00:27:49]>> Okay. You have 5 minutes to give your take on this.

[00:27:53]>> Okay. Good evening.

[00:27:55]>> Fine evening.

[00:27:56]Uh you see my sister just finished whatever South Africans are doing from Monday Ghanaians the we are mobilizing the boys we start from DSTV. So tomorrow me alone I'm going to DSTV office at company 25 community 4 uh sakumo and a koju just to let them know that we can do it more than them. So I will go with my cameraman alone. I will make sure I will close down all the DSTV that even no Ghana police will stop me.

[00:28:36]We are all Africans. African have to unite. You see I push this blame the bigger side of the blame to Nigerians.

[00:28:47]Nigerians are the stomach of Africa. If Nigerians rise up, we the remaining Africa surrounding Africans will rise up and join Nigeria.

[00:28:58]Nigerian have been door for very long.

[00:29:01]That is why common South Africa can pursue Africans like this. Thank you very much my brother.

[00:29:09]O old men with monopause. Old men with monop.

[00:29:20]>> Thank you very much. Now I think um major you have spoken but I want you to say something on this live. I want you to help me as far as other countries if agree to come home. You will stand on this. Invite your people in other countries if you come to Africa, South Africa so that you guys will face South Africa and then your companies you call them back. You have the floor. You have 2 minutes to address them. Call all your people in other countries so that they can come back. GSTV, your mining companies that sp we didn't complain. You started it. So med we agreed with whatever you came and said. So we want you to stand use this platform call your people your companies they should come on so that you build your South Africa together. Okay. You have 30 minutes.

[00:30:21]>> Okay. Okay. Okay. I hear I hear what everybody is saying.

[00:30:26]So um me I have question. [laughter] You see you are talking about uh the countries the no you >> I'll drop you I said call you to call your citizens and your companies so that they will come home use this platform invite them tell them to come home so that you grow South Africa together you don't ask questions you came and you said what you see and it's our time to ask you a question and we said we didn't disagree with you your guy came and he said we are not those people that will come and tell them what to do. Now we are bringing our people home. We are finding solutions to the problems. Now people we know you have company. You own shop right you own we know all of your companies. You even own mining companies in Ghana. You destroy our lands. Take our gold and you send it to your country. And I'm telling you as a Ghanaian use this platform.

[00:31:26]invite your people, your company, they should come home. That is what I'm asking you to do and I'm giving you the platform. Just say that that's what we are telling you to see. Don't ask any question. You own your country. You can do whatever you want to do with it.

[00:31:44]We are not disagreeing with you. So just use the platform. Tell your people and your might and do that.

[00:31:54]What you are saying right now is is impossible you know like you start killing them don't worry you also start them >> don't let me let me no >> look look for you >> are you listening tell to shut up tell them to shut up tell them and let me let me explain something it's an insult if you [laughter] have dropped you question is an insult. You don't tell someone to shut up.

[00:32:26]>> My brother, don't worry. We starting them from one day for Ghana outside your country.

[00:32:40]>> Hello. Please can I talk one minute?

[00:32:43][laughter] >> No, let that guy talk.

[00:32:50]The other guy Oh, please uh let me let me use one minute and then uh say something here because I'm on duty, special duty. Uh I would not like to talk much. Can you hear my voice very clear?

[00:33:03]>> Yeah.

[00:33:04]>> Uh I was here since uh the time some lady was making a comment that uh uh it should be do me I do you.

[00:33:16]Uh please it should not be so.

[00:33:20]If it were to be so, do you remember the time Nigeria did it to Ghana?

[00:33:27]A lot of my moms, my senior sisters [snorts] were enhanced in Nigeria.

[00:33:34]>> Bro, point of correction is Ghana who firstly did to Nigeria than Nigeria.

[00:33:40]>> No, no way.

[00:33:42]Hello.

[00:33:44]>> What happened between Ghana and Nigeria is not by who do first is the economy crisis in Ghana.

[00:33:54]>> So just let me finish I do.

[00:34:00]>> So I I am not in support of me. I do you. Let me tell you something. Uh you can just DM me. I will give you my one of my guys uh contact in Ghana. They will send you to some places where Nigerians in Ghana are doing some bad bad bad things that are very dangerous.

[00:34:25]I spoke with some specialists in Ghana that they should go there and do some things and checks. I'm coming down to Ghana ending of this month. We are going to clear those places. My brother, most foreigners in Ghana, especially Nigerians, are damaging Ghana.

[00:34:44]Hear me.

[00:34:46]>> We are not talking about Nigeria here.

[00:34:48]We are not talking about Nigeria here.

[00:34:50]We are talking about South Africa.

[00:34:53]We are not talking about Nigeria here.

[00:34:59]>> You just need to be a behind back and then you listen to whatever is going on very carefully.

[00:35:04]What I want what I want is what I want.

[00:35:06]>> The guy has dropped. Let me finish my submission. I'm coming. I'm coming. Let me do something.

[00:35:11]>> I've been here for long.

[00:35:13]>> I know you will speak. I want to address something. Whoever comes here. If you follow the rules, you will talk say your mind and you have to speak with things.

[00:35:23]You have to let us know your reason. You don't come here misbehave and you think we will entertain you.

[00:35:30]>> I don't understand that.

[00:35:33]We are not talking about we are talking about South Africa now. Right now we are serious in Ghana year.

[00:35:39]>> No I'm talking >> we are serious Ghana Ghana we've been taken for granted for so many years >> for so many years and we we are ready for South Africans to show them that we are better than them 10 times 10. We are not talking about Nigeria. We have nothing. We don't have any issue with Nigerians. N that's the same thing I'm addressing what what I'm saying is we are talking about South Africa when you come that is some something that is happening that we want to address and we are talking about that don't come and see your personal feelings being Nigerian >> no it's not it's not about personal feelings the thing is the thing is it's not about Africa I don't want No, I don't issue Nigerians because at now we in Nigeria we don't have >> sometimes some people it's very hard I'm not talking about Nigerians I'm not saying it I'm just >> I want to I want to finish guys let me address everything let me address >> if you get any chance give me just more time just just my mind I'll anybody that will come you all of time you request I'll give everybody but what I'm saying right now the issue is about what is happening in South Africa don't come >> I know I know I just make one I'm talking to everybody who is watching or everybody who is on this channel I'm addressing that don't come and say something out of the topic if you have something other than what we are talking you go and open your own life and you talk about that what we are talking about is what is happening in South Africa and when you come respect us and we respect you we'll give you your time we speak thank you very much guys >> okay just start your time we have been here for a very long time before you came >> you know one thing I want Yeah, I >> just you know what I want to just explain to you see with South Africa they doing to Ghanaians with we Africans it's very painful and everything and headache but what we Ghanaians right now we are just making that right now we we for Europe here everything we are writing every to our parliament to foreign means is that our companies everything they must just hand over to the Ghanaians and then those who go to visit their country must visit they say you come back here to fix our country why don't go back to go visit their own country must dig our good destroy our land destroy our everything for them our Do you think that South Africa the they give to them every month they bless their their own? No. From outside from Africans we give to them [snorts] but right now they are going to face the consequenc they will see the difference between the the white and then the black.

[00:39:17]>> Okay. Me I've been before. If you go there, >> we give you more than one minute.

[00:39:32]>> Okay.

[00:39:33]So, I just want to >> start why I just listen to the rules here.

[00:39:41]John don't own anything here.

[00:39:44]>> Nobody is controlling the platform. So, you you talk the way you come. I beg.

[00:39:50]>> All right. So John, I just want to I just want us to be brutally honest with the South Africans, right? And I am a Ghanaian, right? So I just want to tell them that what they are doing, right?

[00:40:02]They are actually creating problems for the for themselves.

[00:40:06]And John, today is I think 28th, right?

[00:40:09]Or 27th. Everybody on this platform should mark it on the wall. South Africans will cry for the help of the blacks. I'm telling you if you read if you check >> how South Africans are moving how these white are heckling them like they want to divide South Africans into two and these people are not seeing the real problems confronting them. I am shocked these people that are chasing away is not your problems. They are the least of your problems in your countries. Your n your natural resources and other other things that benefit you as citizens. You are not getting them because of somebody.

[00:40:50]You are living with a tiger. The you are living with a tiger and then the zebra in the same um um savina and you find it dim to chase out the the zebra and leave the and leave the what is the name the the lion. And when the lion pounds on you, who do you think is going to save you?

[00:41:10]Now, now you are fighting against the 54, the 53 countries in on this continent of Africa. We are the very people who will stand for you. We are the very people who will talk. You see, I have I have I have been telling them that the reasons why um Ibrahim Tari is still on post today as I speak to you is because of the support from the Africans.

[00:41:32]they could have taken out a long time ago.

[00:41:35]It's because of the support that Ibrahimari have from the from from us or from the from the from the rest of the African continent. That's why he's still on post. They could have taken him out long time ago. So they should be they should be going up up and down like this. It is their time. They should be late. I'm telling you, I said mark it on the wall. They will cry for the help of the blacks. Mark it on the wall. At that time we will fold our arms and watch them from afar and they will be willing they'll be crying that Africans will come and save to come and help them that is they haven't they haven't really know what actually is their problem and I'm telling you don't forget these same people will fight themselves or will fight will do the same thing 2027 market they actually doesn't have what they they doing they don't know and they laughing And I said they should laugh.

[00:42:32]Most of your products are going to the African market. They should laugh. They should go and check their GDP. They don't know what they are doing. When you check their what is the what is the name? The their economical system. You are dealing with the blacks. You are dealing with your own brothers. You are selling some of your product to them.

[00:42:49]Most of your most of your >> I like I like your enthusiasm. Say I like your >> Yes. Most of your most of your >> okay if if you interfere I'll drop you as well. I'll drop you. Let the person finish. Why why is it that you see your your economy? I I spoke to one of the these people and it was like oh um the the companies that you are talking about in your countries they are not benefiting South Africa. And I was are you kidding me? Do you know the economical change that we talking about?

[00:43:23]When we talk about econom e economical change, it is because maybe some Africans companies is in Ghana here making huge amount of money and taking those money back into South Africa to develop South Africa. If you don't know how economics works, keep quiet and sit down there. Those companies that we are talking about, they are making a monumental project in South Africa by our monies.

[00:43:46]So do not sit down there in South Africa and says that we are not benefiting anything from those companies. You are killing me. you don't know the economical systems. If those companies are not working in Ghana, they are not working in Nigeria. Trust me, you're not going to have such such monumental projects in your country. They should come to the the table to understands that we are all Africans and we need ourselves.

[00:44:06]They cannot develop South Africans alone. They cannot do it alone. They need us and we need them. They cannot exclude themselves from the rest of the 54 countries of Africa. They should get that strategy at this course before it become too late because once the white house are there we will not save them.

[00:44:23]We will sit back and then watch them from afar >> and trust me I said the South Africans will cry for the rest of Africa. Trust me on this.

[00:44:33]>> Thank you guys.

[00:44:33]>> Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you very much for your time.