IT'S TIME FOR SOUTH AFRICA TO LEARN FROM OTHER AFRICAN COUNTRIES...

Añadido: 2026-05-25

[00:00:01]Do you know that xenophobia actually started in Ghana, not in South Africa?

[00:00:06]Yeah, most of you don't know about this because this happened in 1969 when most of you right now born back then and there wasn't internet for us to push or speak about it like we are speaking about xenophobia in South Africa. Now in 1969, Ghanaians chased away Nigerians and other Africa nationals from the country because they say they taking their jobs, taking their wives and all of that like South Africans are doing right now. Then in 1983, Nigeria as a country retaliated and that's when it came about the whole Ghana must go by chasing away thousands of Ghanaians away from Nigeria. YO, WHAT'S UP YOU GUYS? IT'S YOUR BOY.

[00:00:52][snorts] [laughter] So now you are xenophobia xenophobic promise.

[00:01:08][laughter] Extra extra large.

[00:01:13][gasps] The [clears throat] alpha and the omega.

[00:01:23][cough] You can't make this up.

[00:01:37]You cannot make this [ __ ] up. So [laughter] I was watching this video of ours and you know just reading [clears throat] the comments and I see how all of us all of us collectively are extremely bothered by what this girl had said. Are you telling me that Ghanaians should also go around beating up South Africans in Ghana? The only difference is that we're civilized. The only difference is that we actually have police systems that work. So we don't go around beating people just because we want them to leave our country. Can't you do peaceful protesting? That the only difference is that we are civilized.

[00:02:24]It bothered us. It it bothered us. Yo, people were like civilized. civilized that moment there as xenophobic or xenophobia promax. So you don't comp to do my research. I like to see what is what understand what is what.

[00:02:46]THEY SAY IN YOUR COUNTRY.

[00:02:49]>> Nigerians must go.

[00:02:50]>> Nigerians and other nationalities. If you are here illegally, YOU MUST LEAVE GHANA.

[00:02:56]>> YOU MUST LEAVE GHANA. GHANA IS NOT SAFE.

[00:03:00]We will deal WITH YOU PEOPLE IN OUR OWN WAY.

[00:03:04]Half buster. Half buster.

[00:03:32]>> [sighs] >> Sit down. Sit down. Hey. Hey. Sit down.

[00:03:54]Hey. Hey.

[00:03:57]Hey.

[00:03:59]Hey. Hey, wake someone. Wake up.

[00:04:30]Hallelujah.

[00:04:36]Hallelujah.

[00:04:55]South African, you must learn from other African countries. They keep telling you this.

[00:05:03]You must learn from other African countries born. They grabbed mothers and children without care.

[00:05:11]Put them in the back of a van. You guys are here with nice buses, nice comfortable buses, with cushions taking them to immigration centers.

[00:05:24]Well, wait, what? What did the young girls say they were?

[00:05:29]>> The only difference is that we're civilized.

[00:05:31]>> Ah, civilized.

[00:05:40]So this Liberian boy was beaten to death in Ghana by Ghanaian. Now after the [whistles] >> [whistles] [sighs] >> A Nigerian citizen named Moody was unalived in Ghana in Acra on the 17th of March 2026. This is the guy there, a n a Nigerian citizen was on by a land uh god in Ghana in his own piece of land. You know, he was under alive by long a [whistles] [whistles] You know sometimes when you are making noise when you are making noise when you are barking quack quack quack you must make sure that your own house is clean. When you come to somebody's house you smell [ __ ] Shut up.

[00:07:19]Shut up. What if you stepped [ __ ] in the outside and you the one who brought it in under your shoes? The problem with you guys now, you talk too much.

[00:07:28]You see, the issue is you guys are not educated enough. You don't have social media. You you don't know how to really get [ __ ] out there. South Africa, the only reason you guys are feeling this and it's all over the world. We are papa. South Africa also your problem is we are papa. We are [laughter] South Africa. WE ARE PAPA.

[00:07:49]EVERYTHING WE POST, WE POST EVERYTHING.

[00:07:51]That's why everybody does everything. We don't keep anything in house. We like to talk too much. Too much.

[00:07:58]But let nobody ever lie to you and tell you that you xenophobic for fighting for your land. The proof is in the pudding.

[00:08:08]I did not show up here with any lies.

[00:08:12]I barely even said anything.

[00:08:17]>> The leader the way they have loud mouth >> AND THEY ON SOCIAL MEDIA.

[00:08:22]have been breaking. They should use that strength. THEY SHOULD USE THAT STRENGTH to go AND FACE THEIR LEADERS SO THAT THEIR LEADERS will fix the country FOR THEM TO STAY. WE ARE TIRED OF THEM. WE CAN'T STAY HERE WITH NIGERIANS. FROM TODAY ON, >> EVERYBODY, every landlord, WE ARE WARNING YOU PEOPLE. WE SHOULD stop renting rooms for Nigerians. We should stop renting SHOPS FOR NIGERIANS. Those who are selling lands for foreigners, THEY SHOULD STOP.

[00:08:52]>> FOREIGNERS WHO ARE BUYING LAND IN GHANA, A TIME WILL COME, WE ARE GOING TO TAKE ALL THOSE THINGS back from you people.

[00:09:00]>> THE COUNTRY BELONG TO GHANAIANS. WE DON'T SHARE OUR COUNTRY WITH ANYBODY.

[00:09:04]GHANA IS for Ghanaians alone.

[00:09:08]>> So my advice to the ladies, >> Ghana belongs to Ghanaians alone.

[00:09:15]Those are the words guys. You heard that. I did not make this thing up. And when I talk about jolofas, you guys go and go and go.

[00:09:24]>> Who are giving THEELVES TO NIGERIAN GUYS?

[00:09:28]>> THEY ARE USING you people to destroy Ghana.

[00:09:32]>> Nigerians are not good people. They don't love YOU PEOPLE.

[00:09:36]>> THEY ARE using you people, the women TO DESTROY GHANA. SO OUR SISTERS, WISE UP.

[00:09:42]>> Our sisters, wise up. I've spoken about Europeas left and right, but hey, we already have South apparent that they even have their own thing now. South Africa learn from other African countries. There's your lessons.

[00:10:01]But they here making noise.

[00:10:11]I just met another Nigerian here in Acra, Ghana who recently traveled to Malaysia and upon getting to Malaysia at the airport, he was detained for 3 days and eventually was deported back to Nigeria. He was charged for those three days. The detention was coming out of his pocket and then of course he was trying his best to call the Nigerian embassy and >> now listen to this. They arrested him in Malaysia.

[00:10:34]Every single day that he was arrested, he had to pay for it.

[00:10:39]But we are here guys if I bring you the stats of how much South Africa is spending on prisoners per day.

[00:10:49]Our minister of correctional services Peter Kovalt did a statement and he says that the state spends 400 rand daily on an inmate that can't pay 100 rand bail.

[00:11:00]So the whole thing is about there's too many inmates and it's very overcrowded the majority of jails and prisons South Africa and a lot of it is just literally coming down to someone needing to pay 100 rand bail to get out but they do not have the 100 rand bail so the state has to pay 400 rand per day to keep that person in the system and alive and fed and you know all those things. So let's play this out. Let's say and I don't know what the average time is. They're not specific on that. But let's say someone is in jail for 10 days, right?

[00:11:34]And in those 10 days, they don't have the 100 rand bail. So that will cost the state then 4,000 rand for one inmate.

[00:11:41]Okay? So let's say across the whole of South Africa, there's a,000 inmates currently that can't pay bail for 10 days. That equates to 4 million rand a month the state has to pay.

[00:11:58]This is shocking to me. We love to throw numbers around and the government's wasting money and money get spent there but we don't know about these things. We don't think about these things. Um South Africa what do you think? What do you think is is the answer? What do you think is the solution? What do you think should happen in situations like this? I don't know. Speak to me. South Africans come here and look at the 26,000 foreign national prisoners being fed three times a day getting medical care and education in our prisons in South Africa. This is costing us 5.2 billion a year. But if you think about what we can potentially do with 5.2 billion rands, this is what we can do. We can literally hire at minimum 20,000 South Africans. That would be tilers, electricians, plumbers, you name it. Small businesses will get opportunity to actually sell materials and so on and so on. And guess what? We can build with that 5.2 billion. We can build per year 20,363bedroom houses with a front and a backyard, RDP houses, mind you. But when Daryl and James mentioned this there in parliament they were quiet people the GN was taking us for RP and the only thing I can say is the only man that's really bringing the heat is aval had not the best of pasts but right now in the field that man save us I let him answer >> 12 bakeries this has enabled the department to save more than 77 comma 1 million rand on bread in the 25 26 financial year.

[00:13:48]>> So at this stage I feel that must just become president. Honestly people the man saves us money and so on and so on and people want to say the colors and all of that. It's not about color anymore. is about competence because if we could do this every year and provide jobs here within our economy and houses a threebedroom RDP house people I did the math it's 250 odd thousand per house at 5.2 2 billion. Everybody will have jobs. 20 20,000 people a year will have homes. So think of all the years that we have been paying for 26,000 foreign criminals that just come and get them a trip there in prison. I'm just saying people something to think about.

[00:14:29]LG is coming up. Stop being taken for RP out here South Africans. You're not angry enough. [laughter] duty when we pay about 13,000 rand a month for a single prisoner and those that are innocent they get 350 rand then it's fine to go to prison we pay 13,000 rands per prisoner a month we pay 350 rand for a person that does not work and is hungry with the family so the we people They get comfort out of crime, out of committing crime. So yes, guys, those are the stats.

[00:15:16]In Malaysia, they arrested him, made him pay for every single day that he was arrested so that he can make a PLAN AND FOOT FASTS otherwise he was going to remain there. And the longer you remain there, the more you pay. And if you can't pay, guess what? How you going to die in there? But something interesting, listen to this. Ch. I could have told him for free. The Nigerian embassy would not give two shits about you. Ch. You're better off eating a rock and digesting protein from the rock before Nigerian embassy will care about you. We thank God. And like I mentioned, eventually he was deported back to Nigeria. And upon getting to Nigeria, he was charged about 300,000 naira because of his deportation. Nigeria is charging him 300,000 naira because he was deported from Malaysia. And why was he deported from Malaysia? simply because he's a young single Nigerian man traveling with a Nigerian green passport. That's it.

[00:16:07]And for first point, he gets to Nigeria, the Nigerian government themselves charge him for being deported. You can't make this [ __ ] up. Master South Africa, you are being bullied. LISTEN, LOOK AT WHAT THEY DID. They charged him for being deported.

[00:16:31]Now, because this guy who's talking is a fellow Nigerian, listen to the reason he claims the guy was deported. Because he is a young Nigerian traveling with a green Nigerian, they never tell the truth about their truth. That is the issue to them. When you deport them, they never did anything. Remember the billionaire, the one we deported with the expired visa? We were the ones who were wrong.

[00:17:02]We are always wrong. No matter what we do, we are wrong. So at this stage now guys, I think there needs to be a law that needs to be put here in South Africa that every child that is born from now on must have a middle name of xenophobe.

[00:17:22]Saban xenophobin.

[00:17:28]Ze Jessica Xenopani you Matthew Xenop at this stage xenophobe is no longer an insult.

[00:17:56]It is no longer an insult. It is a compliment. It is a badge of honor that shows that you stood up and fought for your country.

[00:18:07]There's a lot happening.

[00:18:09]We have a lot to cover. Like I always say, if you love the truth, this is the channel to subscribe to. I'm your boy and I shall see you guys on the next one. Cheers. Are you telling me that Ghanaians should also go around beating up South Africans in Ghana? The only difference is that we're civilized.

[00:18:30]The only difference is that we actually have police systems that work. So we don't go around beating people just because we want them to leave our country. Can't you do peaceful protesting? South Africans come here. If we are paying 500 rand per day per foreign national prisoner in South Africa, why can't they send that 27,000 plus criminals back to their country?

[00:18:54]Let the country sort them out. Then [snorts] what our government can do is give all those people that is getting a 380 rand per month, give them 500 rand a week on food stamps. Okay, that means instead of 380, you'll be getting 2,000 rand a month for food, not for wine, not for uh vouchers, all of those gambling stuff and so on and so on. Guess what that does to the economy? It will boost the economy because guess what? Now food production and all those type of things there will be movement because all that 500 rand per week is going to feed back into the country. But no, we are sitting with a correctional services crisis because it's filled with foreign brothers that was disrespectful towards our country whether they came here legally or illegally. So why are we paying them 15,000 rand per month of our tax money, our hard-earned tax money to make sure that they stay alive in these correctional facilities that is already overflooded. You don't deserve that 380.

[00:19:51]You deserve at least 500 rand a week per person instead of that 380. But you won't be able to because why? Because we are supporting criminals that come into our country and they misbehave.