Shocking Moment: SA Youth Tell Ghanaian to Leave the Country

Added: 2026-04-30

[00:00:00]Sorry guys, today I am angry. Let us play this small game before we even start the show. I want you to take a look at this picture carefully and tell me which African country is this. Before I tell you the country, pause the video and type the name of the country in the comment section. The answer will shock most of you. If you type South Africa, then you are right. This is South Africa. This is the part of South Africa you barely see on TV.

[00:00:32]And the sad thing is this is where the indigenous people, those that the land belongs to, this is where they live. This is where most of the blacks live.

[00:00:44]I know some people definitely come up with all kind of story. Oh, there are some white people living there. But what is the percentage? If you check, you know, such places in South Africa, you realize that about 99.9% of the people who live in places like this are blacks. South Africa is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful countries in Africa here. You see skyscrapers, you see a lot of infrastructures in South Africa. But the honest truth is all these buildings you see in South Africa don't belongs to the indigenous people. It belongs to the white minority. In fact, the local South are Africans have no land. Their lands is controlled by the white minority. And I don't know who convinced our Africans that their enemy is not those who has taken over their country, which is the white minority.

[00:01:39]But for some reason these guys believe that other poor Africans who goes to South Africa to hustle and survive they see them as a problem and not the white guys who has taken over their country. I came across this video. It was circulating. I believe most of you have seen this video on the internet of um this lady attacking a Ghanaian, right?

[00:02:07]Asking the Ghanaian to go back to Ghana and fix Ghana. They tired of receiving Africans in South Africa. They don't need Africans in South Africa again.

[00:02:16]>> We are fixing this continent. This thing of you guys moving from one country to the other. I I is no longer working. We don't want this as African people anymore. We are tired of of of seeing African migrants moving all over the world refusing to fix your own countries. Now we we we making it very clear to you guys. We don't want you here. We want you to fix your countries.

[00:02:39]Now you came here with a traveling document. We you came with a passport.

[00:02:43]You know that you are a visitor. But where now you decided to come and integrate in our communities. You know very well that what you that you have what you have done is wrong. any children to come here.

[00:02:54]>> We can come to Ghana and do what you're doing.

[00:02:58]>> Now you are carrying your bucket. It's it's 11:00 a.m. You are supposed to be fighting the government of Ghana there to ensure that they're getting things right.

[00:03:05]>> No, there's no fight in Ghana. You must fight once a day.

[00:03:08]>> Where's your papers?

[00:03:09]>> Passport.

[00:03:10]>> Passport. What's your passport?

[00:03:13]>> Let me see your passport. Let me see.

[00:03:16]Luna Luna. Yeah. Yeah. Serious.

[00:03:19]>> Okay. Tell me who's the who's the police officer that you are bribing to certify these things for you >> blind >> baba let me tell you I'm not these things let me tell you you know by law you're not supposed to to to certify as a as a immigrant you're not allowed to to certify your passport >> no >> okay why do you certify your passport in a foreign land >> okay >> let's just start there why do you certify your passport in a foreign land >> is it was it was raining I follow you guys Facebook you >> it was it was raining these Then when you go out to the passport, sometimes it gets it it gets spoiled.

[00:03:55]That's why I satisfy it so that >> it won't spoil.

[00:03:59]>> Baba Ghana don't do that.

[00:04:01]>> Ghana don't do that.

[00:04:02]>> All right. Shh. Let me show you this African country that is >> Let me show you that when I when you abusing our systems on the on the 10th of April, >> the 10th of April, you entered your country when the very same day you came back when when Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. The proof. Yeah.

[00:04:23]>> Proof. Yeah. The proof.

[00:04:25]>> You went to Ghana on the 10th and then you came back.

[00:04:29]>> No.

[00:04:29]>> Cuz here it says you exited Ghana to South Africa. When? Here it says you entered here you exited and is the same date is the 10th of April. 10th of April >> this stamp you got there in street on the street that this is where you got the stamp.

[00:04:43]>> Oh they got the connection. No no >> I am telling you that's where they buy it from.

[00:04:50]>> There are rules of engagement. No South Africa have the right to attack any African. You have no right. There are rules of engagement. If you think that they are in your country illegally, deport them.

[00:05:05]This is international law.

[00:05:08]If there is an immigrant in your country who entered your country not using the right process to enter your country, what you do is you arrest the person and deport the person.

[00:05:20]Not even the Arabs, you know, unalive black people.

[00:05:26]Ask those who are in you know um Saudi Arabia when you are caught without proper documentations what they do is they arrest you then deport you back to your country of origin.

[00:05:39]The same thing is happening in America.

[00:05:41]If you are arrested without proper documentation you are deported back to wherever you came from. And that is the right way. You don't go around unalivating innocent people. Are you aware that they beat some people to the extent that these people lose their lives?

[00:06:01]No. Let South Africans understand that they have businesses across this continent. MTN Ghana belongs to South Africa. Not I'm even Ghana. MTM belongs to South Africa. Look at the amount of money they make. There are so many South Africans roaming around in Ghana here.

[00:06:19]During South Africa apatai era, no country supported South Africa more than Ghana and Nigeria. And this is how South Africans are paying us back.

[00:06:29]In fact, students who paid school fees to be in universities in secondary schools during that era, they leave classes and go on the streets of Ara and demonstrate just to make sure that South Africa is okay. just to make sure that the white minorities stop attacking blacks in South Africa. We did all this for you.

[00:06:54]We fed some of you. We helped you guys.

[00:06:59]What the hell is in South Africa that is so special? I just don't understand why some Ghanaians and some Nigerians even decide to go to South Africa. What the hell is that? What the hell are you going to get in South Africa that you cannot get in Ghana or Nigeria? I've always questioned this.

[00:07:17]No, I don't get it. The fact that somebody traveled to your country doesn't necessarily means that your country is better than them. No, we have so many Americans in Ghana here.

[00:07:28]When you come to Ghana, there are so many Chinese in Ghana here. Is Ghana better than the United States? Is Ghana better than, you know, China? You have British all over Ghana. Does it mean that we are better than the British?

[00:07:43]Hell no.

[00:07:44]There are rules of engagement. It's sad that an average black man is more safe in America, is more safe in the western world more than in South Africa, an African country for crying out loud. We all assume that segregation or racism is very very unpopular today, but it's still happening in South Africa. How many of you saw this video um of Oda somewhere last year? He went to a community in South Africa and the community don't accept any black person only white people. If you're a black man, you cannot live there.

[00:08:29]somebody enters your country, establish a community for theirelves to the extent that the indigenous people cannot even build a house on their own land, the land that belongs to them to now I keep questioning South Africans.

[00:08:45]What makes you a South African?

[00:08:49]No, let's be realistic here.

[00:08:52]What makes somebody a South African?

[00:08:56]You have no land. You don't control the economy of your country. Black people are more poorer. So the question is what qualifies you to be a South African? I I I want to know what shows that South Africa belongs to those who claim it belongs to them. What thing is so pathetic? In fact, I don't know how to describe it. So they convinced that that young man I don't know what he was even holding a bucket or whatever who is a baba is the reason why you are not getting job in South Africa and not the guys who control all the wealth in your country. So instead of them fighting for theirelves as they claim they claim that go back and fix your country go back and fight. No you are not fighting for yourselves in the first place.

[00:09:51]No, because you owe nothing.

[00:09:55]If you were indeed fighting for yourselves, then the white minority wouldn't be controlling everything in your country. Look, Ghana is not a poor country.

[00:10:07]There is a reason why Ghana was the first country in South Sahara and Africa to gain independence. There is a reason we are not poor. We have the third strongest currency in Africa with a population of around 32 million 31 million.

[00:10:24]There are so many foreigners living in Ghana here.

[00:10:28]We have over 5 million Nigerians alone living in Ghana here.

[00:10:34]We have so many nationalities, Lebanese, I can't even count Chinese, Koreans living here working.

[00:10:43]So sometime I even question myself why will some of you even go there? What the hell are you going to do there? What exactly are you going to even get?

[00:10:55]They think that this look most of these black immigrants most of them they do jobs that the average African wouldn't want to do.

[00:11:05]Some of these immigrants go there they cut nails like this Ghanaian man was saying he's a barber. Some of them they basically do all kind of jobs that you know the average South African wouldn't want and they think that these people or these immigrants are rather their problem. The government of Ghana raised so many Ghanaian lives um to go to South Africa and support them at a time when blacks were not even safe in South Africa. Are you aware that South Africans these oubo guys never wanted them to be educated? It was Ghanaians who went there and educated most of them. We supporters are Africans. The whole continent did. And this is why you see back in the days when I used to stream on Tik Tok some people come on my live stream and they like uh Timu um these Arabs cannot be trusted when it comes to African unity. And I've always said that the Arabs are never our problem or these North Africans are never our problem.

[00:12:07]Some people claim that they don't even see theirelves as African. The point is they have never worked against the unity of Africa. Never.

[00:12:18]No. Let's go back into history. The last time Africa came very close to unity was back in 1963.

[00:12:27]The first OU meeting.

[00:12:30]Africa Union was divided into two. We had the Casablanca Casablanca group members and we also had the Morovia group members.

[00:12:38]The name itself speak for itself. The Casablanca group members wanted African unity now while the Morovia group members opposed African unity now.

[00:12:52]Now check the Morovia group members. Um by then it was Liberian president um um Honukus president um Ner I believe Tanzania also I stand to be corrected these are the guys many of them these are the guys who opposed African unity now check the Casablanca group members Kasablanca where is it located is located in North Africa Morocco to be precise I hope I'm right Yes.

[00:13:24]And these leaders used to meet there.

[00:13:27]The leaders who wanted Africa to unite.

[00:13:30]This is where they held all their meetings. Hi Salassi of Ethiopia. Aside from Dr. Kroma, president of Ghana. Um what is his name self? Um Ahmed Soturi Guin and a whole lot.

[00:13:48]So we had enough African country who supported our unity 100%.

[00:13:58]But those who oppose our unity, there was not even a single North African involved. They were all darkkinned guys from Tanzania, from Ivory Coast, from Liberia. These were the guys who worked against our unity. And you come tell me that you know these Arabs or these North Africans are the reason why we are not united. Hello. I think you have to re visit your history books and learn more.

[00:14:30]The second time Africa came close to unity again was under Muhammad Gaddafi before 2011. Remember that the whole Africa we had no set light.

[00:14:42]when we make call it have to go through England or America before it comes back assuming I'm in the same house with my mother or my wife I decide to call her the call have to go through America or you have to go through England and this was a big security risk for us because it gives them the opportunity to basically steady us more remember that Muhammad Gaddafi paid most of the money just to make sure that we have our own set light.

[00:15:18]Remember that story.

[00:15:20]Remember Muhammad Gaddafi was creating a reserve currency for Africa. Not a fiat currency but a resourcebacked currency.

[00:15:33]Not fiat like Ankasam you know dollar.

[00:15:37]No, he was backing our reserve currency with real gold.

[00:15:42]The question is after he was taken out till date, where did all the money that Muhammad Gaddafi or the gold that Muhammad Gaddafi accumulated um to create a reserve currency for Africa? Where did all the good go? The sad reality is after all what Gaddafi did for this continent.

[00:16:04]When NATO went in to unal alive him, African Union was aware but we stood and watched them on alive one of the greatest leader this continent has ever produced. We did nothing to support. I don't know how many of you have seen um Uganda President Musei confession. Um he said that a team the African Union dispatched a team to go to Libya and speak to NATO whilst they were about to go whether they were in plane or at the airport. Um Ankasam called America called and told them that all of them should go back. They don't need them.

[00:16:50]And all of them went back without helping Muhammad Gaddafi.

[00:16:57]This was pure cowardness from we Africans. We did nothing to protect this guy.

[00:17:05]Now today they talking about bricks.

[00:17:08]Everybody is happy about bricks. But are you aware that bricks system was first proposed by Libya President Mohammed Gaddafi? The same principle that bricks is using now.

[00:17:22]This is the same principle that Muhammad Gaddafi was trying to establish for Africa.

[00:17:28]But France and Ankasam felt threatened because the whole of this continent whether use the Francohone safer or the dollar.

[00:17:41]If you look at all the former colonies of France, they still use France money which is the safer.

[00:17:50]They save all their money in Paris. All the money they make, it goes to Paris C.

[00:17:56]It goes to France Central Bank.

[00:18:00]The same thing when it comes to Ankasam.

[00:18:02]The same thing.

[00:18:04]Whatever we sell, you cannot just bring the dollars home and put them in the room. No, you have to invest it in bond market or definitely have to be in your swift account. And this give these two countries the power or the advantage to loan some of this money to um other people or other countries and take interest. But this is our own money. The money from Africa which is sitting in their banks they are making profit out of it. So they felt threatened that the moment Africa decouple away from the sifa and the dollar it was going to affect them and boom they decided to go after Mohammed Gaddafi.

[00:18:53]Remember that this was the same system that was trying to implement. Enroma said it countless number of times that we are not independent till we are economically independent.

[00:19:09]The fact that you have political independence whilst you are still being enslaved economically simply means you are not independent. And this is what these two great leaders realized. Both Muhammad Gaddafi and Dr. Kumar, they wanted Africa to stand on our own and make sure that we control our own um currency or our own money, but we stood watch them on a live Gaddafi. In conclusion, I'm I'm proud as a Ghanaian that the president of Ghana and the foreign ministry decided not to sweep this issue under carpet. They decided to engage um the South Africans and this is a clear message to them that look we are not going to toilate such nonsense. It's simple.

[00:20:03]It will be an eye for eye. You kick us out, we kick you out. Simple. In fact, I think South Africa benefit from this country than we benefit from them. MTN Ghana alone, do you know the money they make?

[00:20:19]No, Anglo Dashanti, if I'm not mistaken, I think it's from South Africa, right?

[00:20:24]Wait a minute. Let me check and see.

[00:20:27]Oh yes, Anglo Dashanti belongs to South Africa. Look at the amount of money that Anglo Dashanti has made in this country.

[00:20:38]Ghana is one of the highest producers of gold. I don't know if Ghana is still number one. I think somewhere in 2025 Ghana was the number one producer of gold. I don't know if we are still number one or two. But the point is this South African country has been in this country for a very long time. They've made a lot of money. In fact, a lot.

[00:20:58]There are a lot of South African companies in this country.

[00:21:03]How many Ghanaian businesses, big businesses are operating in South Africa?

[00:21:12]So the direction that they are going if we are to reciprocate.

[00:21:16]The point is they are going to feel it more than us. Every Ghanaian, every Nigerian is proud. In fact, I am a proud Ghanaian. uh as somebody who has traveled to other African countries. You see, if you've never traveled out of Ghana to other African countries, you will never know how developed Ghana is.

[00:21:38]Trust me, when you start traveling to other African countries, you will appreciate Ghana more. You will realize how developed this country is.

[00:21:48]Look, I rather live in the farm or on the trees, knowing very well that the land belongs to me, knowing very well that I have my peace of mind than to live in a mansion and I'll be controlled like a slave.

[00:22:08]A word to the wise is enough. This whole incident started almost a week ago. But I decided not to talk about it because I was really really really angry and I realized that the moment I sit in front of camera like this, I will end up using words um that will get this channel into problem and that is why I decided not to talk about it at all all this while. By the way, thank you very much for watching this video to the very end.

[00:22:34]Really appreciate your endless support and thanks to all those who wish me um speedy recovery. Um I don't know sometimes my body is very weak but sometimes the moment I sit in front of the camera like this I get some new form of energy or some energy comes from nowhere. I don't know why. By the way um thank you very much guys. Shalom. See you guys in the next episode. Whoa.

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