Cambodia Joins South Africa in Chasing Away Nigerians, Ghanaians and Other African Migrants

Añadido: 2026-06-01

[00:00:00]So, Cambodia is now behaving like South Africa. They are blaming all their problems on the Africans that are in in Cambodia. And that is why their government has gotten up to say that, "Oh, let all these Africans leave our country. We are chasing all Africans out. We are chasing everybody out. Let them pack and leave." And they have given the date. It is the 31st of May.

[00:00:20]Look at the short period.

[00:00:22]The final date for Africans to leave Cambodia is the 31st of May this month.

[00:00:27]So, if you have family members and brothers and sisters in Cambodia, you should better watch this video and be taking action before the Cambodian government will start their own wahala to the attack Africans in that country.

[00:00:38]At this very moment, we all Africans need to come together and ask ourselves the right question.

[00:00:45]What are we doing wrong and how can we fix this continent so that we all Africans can enjoy Africa? Because tell me why Cambodia Cambodia is getting up to say Africans should leave their country.

[00:01:00]No, tell me why Cambodia is getting up to say Nigerians, Ghanaians, Cameroonians, all African immigrants should pack and leave their country. As in Cambodia. As in As in what is Cambodia?

[00:01:13]Ha! Is it because Nigerians use it to act movie before?

[00:01:17]Eh, what do you be that title of that movie when Nigerians say, "I'm coming from Cambodia. Cambodia dollar." You know that our guy.

[00:01:23]Eh?

[00:01:24]I mean, I Costa Rica use act movie.

[00:01:26]Because I don't understand. What is Like, seriously speaking, what is in Cambodia? But first of all, I want to really ask these Africans them.

[00:01:34]Nigerians, Ghanaians, Cameroonians What thing they make you go Cambodia? Like, you get up one morning, you say, "No, you are you you are you want to jack pa, you want to run out of Africa, you want to go and look for where you can make money." And it's Cambodia that comes to your head.

[00:01:50]You see, some of you are the reason why Africa is being mocked.

[00:01:54]Anybody will be say you dream, you think that you are going to Cambodia to go and make it. You will be a fool.

[00:01:59]Because like look at Cambodia, my brothers and sisters. Like what kind of disrespect is this for this continent? We are here struggling to deal with xenophobia in South Africa. We are struggling to deal with all these xenophobia attacks and all these problems we are facing with the South Africans and the South African people. And then you are telling us that we have to start thinking about Cambodia.

[00:02:17]We have to start asking ourselves questions about Cambodia.

[00:02:22]This is quite funny. This is quite embarrassing. And it's very important that we Africans wake up, have a conversation about this very topic that's going on in Cambodia right now, and see how we can find a solution to this nonsense and stop it for good. And I blame South Africa for this. This is all because of South Africa. Yes. See, South Africa has pushed Cambodia to do this. That's why South Africa has encouraged Cambodia.

[00:02:47]You see what South Africa has caused.

[00:02:48]That's why we tell South Africans, "When you do this nonsense you are doing, you're teaching other countries to have no value for Africans. We have taught the rest of the world not to have value for Africans because we don't like each other. We don't have solidarity.

[00:03:03]We don't have care for other African countries.

[00:03:06]South Africa is the main reason why Cambodia is doing this nonsense. Because how do you get up and blame other African countries for all your problems in your country?

[00:03:15]And you say you are chasing them out of your country. How do you wake up and say Nigerians should leave because they are the reasons why you don't have job? How do you wake up and say Ghanaians should leave because they are the reasons you are not working?

[00:03:26]That's why Julius Malema asked the question yesterday, "Over 300 Ghanaians have left South Africa. Over 300 Ghanaians left South Africa yesterday.

[00:03:36]So please, can you show us the 300 jobs that have been created for South Africans since the 300 Ghanaians left?"

[00:03:43]That is where we will understand that foreigners are truly why you are not working. Foreigners are truly the reason why you are not employed. Can South Africans show us 300 jobs that have been created since these Ghanaians left?

[00:03:58]We want to see those jobs because if you don't produce those 300 jobs that Ghanaians left and you guys are now occupying it, you guys are now doing it, if you cannot show us those 300 jobs, then you and I will have a problem.

[00:04:11]That's the reality on ground. And now you have trained the rest of the world to think that Africans are the problem in every country. You have motivated other countries to feel like if they want to reduce crime in their country, if they want to reduce problems in their country, they should chase African citizens away.

[00:04:29]That is what you have done.

[00:04:31]You are indirectly making the rest of the world to look Africa as a country without value. And that is why no African will be treated with respect because of these news they are seeing on the internet.

[00:04:41]It's just like you live in a family where every day you about fighting each other. Just imagine you live in a neighborhood where there's one particular family. Every morning they get up, the mother and the father they they fight. Mama and papa they fight, children they fight. How would they look at that family in that community? In fact, the whole community can even gang up and say this family should leave this community. They'll go and bring the police and bring, you know, they'll they'll bring the law to chase that family out of that community. That is exactly what South Africa has done to Africa. South Africa has trained other countries to start seeing Africans as problematic people.

[00:05:13]Because where's Cambodia coming from with this nonsense? Please, somebody, I'm begging you. Help me. Help me, I'm begging you. Check the GDP of Cambodia.

[00:05:22]Check the GDP of Cambodia. Let us see something. Is this Cambodia even good enough to be compared with Cameroon?

[00:05:29]Can Cambodia be compared with Gabon? Can Cambodia be compared with all these small small African countries, talk less of Ghana? Because you want to mention Nigeria and Cambodia is like you are insulting Nigeria. What is there in Cambodia that made you Nigerians, you Ghanaians, you Cameroonians, you Africa to pick up your bag and say you want to go to Cambodia.

[00:05:51]As in, if Cambodia did not mention Africa, if Cambodia did not get up to say they are chasing African citizens away, will you ever hear of the name Cambodia?

[00:06:01]Is Cambodia a country?

[00:06:04]This is a This is a big slap on the face of African countries. And I think Africans should not be taking this lightly.

[00:06:10]I don't even think that there is a Cambodia embassy anywhere in Africa.

[00:06:13]Because I don't think Cambodia is a country.

[00:06:16]I absolutely don't think Cambodia is a country.

[00:06:20]And look at where we are today.

[00:06:22]See how we are embarrassing ourselves today.

[00:06:25]See how we are disgracing ourselves today as Africans.

[00:06:29]Cambodia.

[00:06:32]Omo, this one tire me, oh. Nigerians, this one tire me, I shock for this Cambodia wahala.

[00:06:38]Omo, this one really tire me. I come dey ask myself like, is this for real or this is a joke?

[00:06:44]It's not a joke. Wake up. It's not a joke.

[00:06:47]Okay? And other countries will start doing the same if South Africa and Africans do not stop this nonsense of fighting each other and we live together. If we don't stop this nonsense of threatening each other, seeing each other as a problem in our countries, if we don't stop this nonsense with immediate effect, we will regret it.

[00:07:09]We will honestly regret it. I'm telling you, Africans, because the effects are already visible everywhere we go.

[00:07:16]The effects are already visible everywhere we go. I'm telling you. So, why is Cambodia chasing Nigerians, Ghanaians, and Africans out of their country? That is the question we must answer before we end this video.

[00:07:29]Why is Cambodia saying that Africans should pack and leave?

[00:07:34]First of all, Cambodia had a visa-free scheme for African countries. Some African countries, I don't know if all African countries are involved, but there were quite a good number of African countries that had visa-free access to Cambodia. I believe many Africans were going to Cambodia because there is a there is a way you can go to Cambodia. Before you know now, you don't enter America. You understand? Now, those roads where people they were cargo reach US. Walahi, I don't want to talk that one for English. Make I no go cast update. Make I no go cast update. So, people they enter Cambodia. Before you know, they go back home. You understand?

[00:08:11]All those Costa Rica, before you know, they go don't reach Mexico. And once you don't enter Mexico, be that. Now, you can say you don't go. It's the same with Brazil. People they go Brazil. At least Brazil is better. You can settle in Brazil. But Cambodia, nobody goes from Africa to go and settle in Cambodia.

[00:08:27]There is nothing in Cambodia. Cambodia be like toilet tissue where they use wipe nyash.

[00:08:34]So, apparently because of that visa-free scheme that Cambodia was giving Africans, they feel that Africans are the ones responsible for all the wahala in Cambodia. They feel that Africans come there and they are involved in a lot of high crime syndicates, all these scamming, Yahoo Yahoo, and so many problems. So, Cambodia is now behaving like South Africa. They are blaming all their problems on the Africans that are in Cambodia. And that is why their government has gotten up to say that, "Oh, let all these Africans leave our country. We are chasing all Africans out. We are chasing everybody out. Let them pack and leave." And they have given the date. It is the 31st of May.

[00:09:11]Look at the short period.

[00:09:13]The final date for Africans to leave Cambodia is the 31st of May this month.

[00:09:18]So, if you have family members and brothers and sisters in Cambodia, you should better watch this video and be taking action before the Cambodia government will start their own wahala to the attack Africans in that country.

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