I LEFT UGANDA, AFRICA TO AMERICA THEN RAN BACK TO UGANDA. LESSONS LEARNT

Today we host a brother who went to chase the American dream and got a rude awakening and had to come back home to Uganda.
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[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

What do you think of this episode? Kindly LIKE and SHARE the Video. Can we get 1000 LIKES please?

[@Cindy4ctv]

Well said thank you so much for creating the awareness

[@tspcocktail]

You may Have to Keep this one on Repeat because they are still not hearing it and still drinking the Kool Aid. Please do more lives with fellow Africans who experienced and learned first hand like Eramus

[@Eva4Africa]

Thank you for showing this brother. Glad he went back. Things have changed in Africa - for the better. The Internet makes life easier.

[@peggystoutemorin4529]

I am glad that he returned home. Keep showcasing these African returnees. Hopefully it will dissuade others from leaving, thinking that the Western streets are paved with gold. This was very good. I wish him success.

[@AnjaAfreeca2020]

Glad that this King survived AmeriKKKa. This is what we live daily. Only the strong survive & the conscious are aware enough to make changes. Powerful testimony.thank you Tigress I will be repatriaing in 1 year planning my 'blaxit' now.

[@presidentoneday6634]

The beauty of Africa, we don't know what being black is until we leave Africa.

[@michaelmotrip7592]

3rd world yes !

[@blackmassacre787]

Very true

[@presidentoneday6634]

@tr a the reason, they are not treated on a daily basis like we're treated here. And many of them don't have TV, WIFI, Internets. So all these information about the whites mistreating Blacks outside of Africa isn't given. They started getting more exposed about 5 years ago, whith more social media, and internet access in the rural Areas. This year, George FLOYD'S death, got a lott of people eyea open to the Evil.

[@lovesarah4193]

Come adk me. I now love Africa and I now know that we are the true Hebrews.

[@lovesarah4193]

@tr a hello dear, you can join us in Uganda 🇺🇬 🇺🇬 🇺🇬 🇺🇬, pearl of Africa 🌍 God will surely gather us together again. We are the true Hebrews, our history is in the Bible. Whites were never carried into slavery but us, and the Bible talks about us. The prophecy has to be fulfilled.

[@de-sh109]

Africa is your home guys, both blacks on the continent and the diaspora. We have plenty of land to accomodate all of us. with Love from Namibia

[@peggystoutemorin4529]

Thank you. It is not easy for us in America. It is the farthest thing from a paradise. I am coming. Please stay and help change your countries to be what you want.

[@ia5682]

Africa is home to the entire world 🌎 and we welcome our diaspora brothers and sisters, and everyone else that wants to invest and truly love Africa.

[@UniqueBeautie]

@@ia5682 Inviting "Everyone else" is why we're messed up Today. We, Black ppl need to build our Own first. The other ppl's time of using us is up.

[@ia5682]

@@UniqueBeautie , I see where you're coming from and I understand and sympathize with you to a great extent. However, in this new world 🌎, we can't have an Africa that is for only black people. Do we have to care 100% for our people, the answer is yes. But my point is, anyone we allow in Africa must go through serious vetting.

[@UniqueBeautie]

@@ia5682 The Diaspora and some Of our family living there totally understand what I'm saying. U don't understand. Hopefully u will b4 it's too late. "Everyone" doesn't care about u. The want what u have.

[@africanmitindo2160]

he should not regret going to the USA, because he learned something, otherwise he could not know what in in America. he should thank God that he made his decision early before it was too late. I praise him for his decision.

[@sumtendechaba9717]

Pursue the African Dream. Africa is fantastic continent. It is foolishness going US when the whole world is looking to Africa to get resources.

[@knowyourself3762]

Much truth!!!

[@veinsofafricanblood7519]

The problem with Africa though is the lack of capital that's why many foreigners are able to do better in Africa more than the locals

[@ZedRN]

@@veinsofafricanblood7519 Truth! Most local people who make it in Africa have some connection or have been abroad first, and that is why many try to go make some capital. Going out can be a great strategy for making it back home!

[@allblackallblackandmorr8888]

Africa for Africans, home and abroad. Africa is the future.

[@veinsofafricanblood7519]

@Senzenia Mang the afro Caribbean is part of Africa trust me...very proud African ppl living on those islands. Of course that all proud of their African heritage but the majority are✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿

[@robertokello5201]

"Africa is the future" -- well said. Jack Dorsey, the owner of twitter said the same thing last year when asked why he was holding a tech conference in Adis Ababa, Ethiopia. But Africans should put God above all the success she is soon to experience!

[@robertokello5201]

@Senzenia Mang I know. They give us a hard time to keep dual citizenship. When I go to Uganda, I'm treated like a foreigner in my the same country I was born and raised! African people must learn from God to love each other!

[@hanunah7003]

Exactly

[@tenalehulum]

For Africa to be for Africans, we should elect or select better leaders. Africa is not only the future , but the past too. Because , humans and great civilizations originated in Africa. 🌍

[@squirrelsgarden]

This interview sums up how I feel about America and why I'll be moving to Africa in about 6 months. I've visited twice (was in Africa during the pandemic and had to leave) and I'll be visiting again once the border are open to find a place to rent and get setup. Being in Africa was the first time in my life I felt free as a black person and after experiencing it I can't stomach living under these conditions in America any longer.

[@debbiemurdock4430]

Good for you.

[@lindaj7167]

All the best so happy for you

[@irenendunge405]

Happy for you..welcome home

[@irenendunge405]

Welcome home

[@KenyattaGross]

I feel exactly the same

[@goldenheart751]

I live in America and there are soooooo many homeless people here sleeping on the streets and eating out of the garbage.

[@joycelois8238]

@@FairyTooth-jf4ol I have come to realise living in the US is no joke , policemen are heartless

[@angedanielzue9800]

We need to upload videos showing that.

[@RootedInRoyalty]

@@FairyTooth-jf4ol 😠😠

[@anthonysavio3875]

People sleep in the streets, homeless, what about you ? I believe some africans are thriving in USA....isnt it??

[@goldenheart751]

@@anthonysavio3875 Yes. I am surviving. But everyone isn't

[@moise7648]

Most African believe that you become rich when you move in the western world but it’s not true. You guys should know that western world life depends on debts . Uganda is one of the cheapest countries in Africa

[@BB-yh5ly]

Also the citizens live paycheck to paycheck meaning you get $3000 a month from your job & your living expenses (food, housing, utilities) are $3500 so then you live on debt credit or work overtime to survive and can’t afford to even fly home

[@neglilet]

Racism is nothing compared to the healthcare cost. If you get sick and spend 3 nights at a hospital, they will charge your insurance $32000+, and your out of pocket costs will be $5000, many people go bankrupt in America because of medical bills. This system is a glasshouse and that's why they have to impose their wills on countries that don't have the military advancements, and any country that runs counter to their oppressive nature is labeled an adversary by default.

[@qjtvaddict]

Ernst Constant exactly

[@qjtvaddict]

Persian Lion that’s why I want the empire to collapse

[@gabistan2007]

Exactly that think africans always and never believe me if i say...there abroad its not better. U have to work very hard..nobody want believe..problem is too that the africans in diaspora even brag with their salary and posh life..but a liem

[@marcusgarvey7588]

Most African leaves good middle class jobs in their home country to go to America to work as cleaners . My principal left to be a baby sitter in the 1980s. If you are middle class in Africa you have a better quality of life than the equivalent middle class person in America.

[@crystalfabulous1203]

That’s so true.

[@marcusgarvey7588]

@@crystalfabulous1203 for example a normal middle class person in Africa can afford a full-time nanny or a full time helper . No Normal middle class person in the west can afford that .

[@solentricxinc.9944]

You're so right, there doctors and engineers working as day laborers and/or supplementing their income by selling illegally. These are people from the caribbean and Latin America. The ones that are fluent in English have it easier, may be able to find a better job.

@@marcusgarvey7588 I think you are forgetting it depends on where you live in the US. I have middle class friends that can afford a full time nanny. I am in Texas.

[@marcusgarvey7588]

@ noted. I am yet to see a normal middle class (teacher ,nurse ,doctor ) person in UK being able to afford a full-time nanny .

[@eporter8213]

I am Black American and he's right. This country is not great don't let the media fool you. If you come here my best advice is to get money and leave. I am looking forward to moving to Kenya from US and help Kenya and Africa build and be the juggernaut is supposed to be in this world.

[@KAIZORIANEMPIRE]

Nah fast internet safety and alot more money for a regular person much better job security. The west is a better place to live if you are average. In Africa if you are intelligent more than average or have a good job it's better. Depends for the person but assuming you're a regular person with no special skills the west is tons times better

[@eporter8213]

KAIZO POLYMATH The American system is based debt. The average American has $38,000 debt. You may make less, but we are paying more in debt. We in the diaspora should stop making our differences a challenge and help to make African better. Naturally, any immigrant should come into a country with some skills.

[@KAIZORIANEMPIRE]

@@eporter8213 you don't just get debt. You get debt based on how you live your life. I don't. Have any debt and even if they have it. They don't have to pay it back right away. The point is you can work and save money here much easier than Africa. Save enough to travel even leave the country. Your debt isn't going to follow you. You could literally just not pay back and leave lol

[@hk254lyt8]

welcome to kenya bro

[@joycelois8238]

Welcome Eric and all your family to Kenya, don't leave even hen behind Africa is your home you guys down there, don't stay where you're tolerated instead stay where you're embraced

[@BROTHAWARRIOR]

Well, brotha, you live and you learn. Glad you returned home! Hopefully your example can keep Afrikans from taking their talent away from the Motherland.

[@nasto4u850]

when are you coming to Africa?

[@ellenpaul678]

Having lived in America for 20+ years I have come to learn the meaning of EVIL.

[@TyroneBlackman7]

Wow...I approve your message.

[@furaha1855]

Ellen Paul Me too, very sad.

[@godsownson2469]

Go and live in Nigeria and you will know the true meaning of EVIL so stop writing nonsense.

[@TyroneBlackman7]

@@godsownson2469 Can there be only one evil nation? Let's hear what makes Nigeria evil.

[@TyroneBlackman7]

@@godsownson2469 You are one of those planted Russian trolls, aren't you? You will be located and dealt with accordingly.

[@proviahachie2872]

We Africans ought to develop Africa, and not run away! Take Courage! O Lord Jesus help us. God Bless you brother.

[@RootedInRoyalty]

Well said Bro✊🏿💙👑

[@cathlandemmanuel831]

Best comments

[@jamesokoth6655]

Amen to that

[@i.m.9918]

Tragic. You aspire to black development.... at the same time using the religion and god that came to sub-Saharan Africa with imperialism, both expanding its impact and rationalizing its depredations of black people. No better example of the deep acceptance of self-hatred and subordination to the white project. Please consider getting a spine. You're better than that.

[@odinakaobasi2561]

U want to develop africa does ur so called leaders want it too keep deceiving ur self wen u no u have beasts as leaders

[@TemdriWorld]

I have lived in america and europe and I can say that it isn't easy, now I am driving around Africa solo and it is much better life compared to the rest👌🏿👊🏿👍🏿

[@TemdriWorld]

ous BOBB If you look at my channel, maybe you can get a few information that is helpful to you. Just do it, because sometimes a lot of planning makes you plan not to come👌🏿👊🏿👍🏿

[@carolynforge8586]

I used to drive around America solo and I'm a woman. This insanity started on this level when Obama became president and got worse when Trump got in there.

[@aimefabricehart2992]

@ous BOBB Where in France are you?? I'm kinda in the same boat

[@aimefabricehart2992]

@ous BOBB come in the island called "La Reunion " ,is much cooler here and almost zero racism.

[@baileymax8497]

If not for corona, i had also decided to get back to Africa. Life is so stressful, alot of bills, unhappiness..

[@mikeseal3053]

Regardless of the COVID-19 please go back home. I m building right now.

[@mihayeflorence434]

America is beautiful u think they just stand up and build it for you to come and stay in and enjoy without paying taxes. Good infrastructure ur enjoying didn't come by miracle ooo. Don't try to come to Africa oo. Good advice.

[@islandgirl3330]

In North America, the system is designed so that we owe the bank for most of what we own and we spend our lives paying interest. Yes, most of us are in debt until we die. Check Forbes list and see what goes on. The majority of black people don't live at the high standard that the white middle-class do. Pass through white middle class areas and see the difference in their homes. They get to go to the better colleges, universities, etc. This goes especially to America.

[@islandgirl3330]

@@mihayeflorence434 I think you missed the point. He is letting people know more about the racism.

[@ellenpaul678]

A very smart brother right there, a gem of Africa. Glad he's back. He has a vision for Africa.

[@JIL7790]

I have met nice people from Uganda!

[@lucillecampbell3570]

I’m happy he got through that very negative encounter and is back on the Mother Continent. Beautiful brother make contact, 🙏🏾. One Love African. We must build our Home. I’m wanting to connection with the ones loving themselves to forget glitters and sees Values 🌈

[@kaydenpat]

Powerful video. I’m glad he returned home and will no longer be a victim of American racism. Now he has peace of mind.

[@teresiawachira1034]

You'll only understand things when you cross the pond. But after crossing the pond, you keep on asking yourself if you did the right thing.

[@danielasante8245]

If you did the right thing, you wouldn't be asking. Afrika is home

[@erenestawanjiru1935]

True 💯💕💕💕 💕

[@nala8920]

Most people want to experience America. Teach the young adults not to aspire to be in America. Show the negative things about America and push that image.

[@tspcocktail]

The negatives=the Truths... Turn Off the Idiot Boxes a.k.a televisions

[@angedanielzue9800]

We need people like wademaya to show the negative side of America to africans.

[@Exiria]

America is evil, the west in general is evil

[@vinessabryant9826]

My good interview. I am African-American and my husband is Nigerian. He has only been here a few years, and I am trying hard to encourage him to let us move back. He is realizing that the USA is not what he thought it was!

[@lenaliz8037]

Keep working on him. You can settle anywhere on the continent. It doesn't have to be Nigeria.

[@MistryXII]

It’s never too late

[@melanierobinson4152]

Yes my husband and I are planning on moving out of America by next year. I pray all goes well. I am tired of being a captive.

[@cia6566]

Go to Namibia it is beautiful and probably one of the best countries in Africa...

[@escopapablo4370]

A very good friend of mine here in Germany just moved to Ghana our motherland yesterday l weeped seeing him off thinking l could also leave with him,l wish you can reach him for inteview he has a whole lot to tell our fellow African,life isn't easy here its all about bills,pressure,faustrations etc,no happiness or freedom,l will come back home Ghana one day so help me God.

[@ronaldicarify]

So true! We were told a big lie. We are the ones with all the treasure. They have the dream.

[@servantoftheonetruegodalmi7212]

You got repeat that statement for others to read because many don't know.

[@ray1411]

I’m glad y’all are coming to the light

[@mts4428]

More like the American nightmare!

[@veinsofafricanblood7519]

@brother Ron...love that statement✊🏿✊🏿

[@ronaldicarify]

@@veinsofafricanblood7519 Thank you! far to long our people have been led to believe that we are less than or we need the opinion of the western word. There will come a day when every African both home and abroad, will take their rightful place as king and Queens on this planet. You harm one, you harm a Continent. May God bless you! And may God continue to bless Mother Africa.

[@monerastella2206]

Whenever a conversation strikes up about traveling to a foreign country, Instinctively, I always tell my friends and family that I've never admired stepping a foot in America. Not because I hate it, and how would I hate it when I've never been there before, but it strikes me as an intuition that that Country isn't a place to be. In 2019, my then boyfriend lost his life under unknown circumstances, after having stayed there for three years and studying medicine. Until now, am still wondering what really went wrong, coz he was just doing fine and then the next day, he's dead. But to cut the story short, I've never admired that country, and don't think I will ever admire it my entire life. So my dear Africans, let's stay home. Uganda is my Motherland and am so proud of the fact that I am Ugandan.

[@FairyTooth-jf4ol]

@Princess Dixon"god" is moot! Imagined. You will be free when you realize that all you have is you, and your people. That's part of what's wrong with black people.

[@Epicmood444]

Staying and moving back to AFRICA IS DIVINE WISDOM!!! All African Diasporians and African US'ians!!!

[@i_angelo6379]

I FEEL LIKE FLYING TO AFRICA RIGHT NOW AFTER LISTENING TO THIS BROTHER! THANK YOU AFRICAN TIGRESS ❤

[@atukundamedius9923]

Come back home my brother

[@KedrickFoster]

Yes! I’m African American and I definitely need to move back HOME

[@lucyawili6698]

Karibu

[@nasto4u850]

Come to Ghana

[@Epicmood444]

Staying and moving back to AFRICA IS DIVINE WISDOM!!! All African Diasporians and African US'ians!!!

[@justicejuliet]

Come to Uganda 🇺🇬

[@MissCPix]

I was in Ghana last year and most of them could tell we were from the US and others did ask us where we were from. As soon as we said US the response was always, “Oh I want to go there.” We jokingly told a few of them “Let’s switch places then.” I wouldn’t wish this mental and spiritual burden on anyone. No, it’s not all bad but if you’re aware of certain things it can be hard just being here because you’re not always treated like a human. As a black American you don’t realize just how well this place markets itself to the world like some paradise until you leave the country and see how other countries see this place. Pre-Covid when people saw that blue passport they treated me like gold. It was weird because I’m not even treated that well in my own country. It’s all a marketing ploy folks.

[@autobotdiva9268]

Its the education is all.

[@tspcocktail]

A Big Fat Lie. They won't listen to us who live in US. If they insist, it will be known as elective slavery.

[@MissCPix]

tspcocktail hopefully now they will. This brother provided some awesome insight and though he wasn’t black American he got some first hand knowledge of what we experience. Just like they show us National Geographic and Feed the Children when they market Africa as a whole in the west they paint the US as some paradise and you’re right, it’s a lie! There are communities right here in the US that look like 3rd world countries but they never talk about it to the world. There’s a community right here in South Carolina called Blackmon Rd where they don’t have running water and electricity. They have a shed they go to for community showers and laundry but they would never expose that on the main stream. All marketing and lies!

[@emmabarnes9835]

MissCPix spot on!!

[@RootedInRoyalty]

Bingo!!!!! I'm here waiting for that blue passport to run. Lol

[@ugpulse]

Just like we should not have false dreams of USA, we should not have false dreams of Africa either. The variables are different and to some extent the same. I have been robbed by Ugandan police. We all know that you don’t get much out of Ugandan police. And you have tried driving in Kampala and get pulled over, and happen to have a white person sitting in your car, you will see the preferential treatment they give you because you have a muzungu sitting in your car. And many Ugandans that even make it to the internet are part of the upperclass that don’t interact much with the police. You should be hearing from the relatives of those that have died from Ugandan Police in the name of protecting Ugandans from Covid. And those are only getting heard because of Covid. Ugandan police kills Ugandans every year that get less publicity, let’s be equally critical and not sugar coat things with simplistic stories. Both continents deserve people with critical thinking skills that are willing to roll up their sleeves and work towards solutions for the future. If you want change for your fellow man, get to work. 😁😘

[@chiefa2001]

Facts

[@rebekahfield4083]

Well said ugpulse

[@qshanazidalphine4350]

We have to change the story in Uganda,the situation with these big guys in government pulling out their guns in terrible and we see just 1% of it but they kill a lot of people that we don't even hear àbout.

[@TheMariemarie16]

Amen. Critical thinking is absolutely needed.

@Princess Dixon being colonized doesn't matter because it cant be fixed. Is what she said true? People need to know these things before moving somewhere. Its weird that some Africans dont want to be honest about African countries and their issues. There is no perfect country.

[@jonmichael8595]

I am Eritrean American. I have been here in the United States for almost 17 years now and I am now 33 years old. Ever since I came here to the United States, I never felt as if I am living... I feel more like a prisoner. I agree what this guy is saying about USA. I have been contemplating to move back to Africa and I’m waiting for the right time to execute the plan. Akon once said “America was never built for Black people“ and he’s definitely correct!

[@christianlady]

I visited Uganda from Ghana. I loved the weather, the people everything. I want to go back again

[@dorahollywood5287]

This is so real, I’m originally from West Africa, but moved to the USA about 25 yrs. ago, since I was a child.. but I’m moving back to Africa in about a yr and half.. I can’t wait to get out of here!! Thanks for this interview and story!

[@johnsonolajide962]

Good luck, me too I'm moving to Africa from Sydney, Australia once the boarders is open.

[@chanta6116]

I want to leave and come to the Motherland ..it's not good here .

[@nina5-12]

Good for you. You have a home to go to. What about us taken away centuries ago?

[@mikeseal3053]

Same here.

[@Exiria]

So happy for you! Wish I too were leaving

[@MrDavis-so2np]

This is what a experience everyday in the Untied Satans of Americkkka. It’s like a endless war against black/African Americans, based only on how we look. If I were an African parent, I would tell my child to avoid the USA, at all cost. This is a great interview.

[@johncarter6781]

They are kneeling to the Chinese who treat them like crap

[@MrDavis-so2np]

n cw why can’t you find opportunities in your own country? Why can’t you hold your African leaders responsible for uplifting the people, so they don’t have to come to the USA and Europe? You are probably white or white washed, your reply to me is ignorant and smells of racism. Read a book on Black American history and you probably won’t make such ignorant comments.

[@johncarter6781]

Were not talking about America where talking about Africa and I'm an electrician and it's true they let other countries come in do what they want the government ain't nothing either they need to rise and overthrow them truth is the truth face it and we're fighting back over here not kneeling down and so are blacks across the world wake up if Africa goes then the battle is lost

[@johncarter6781]

@@MrDavis-so2np sorry I'm not white either 😁

[@MrDavis-so2np]

John Carter; I replied to n cw , not you. You replied to me for no reason 😂.

[@nsibidiakwaabasi7456]

Congratulations brother for returning before it became too late. So many Africans are stuck in the west desperate to return to the motherland.

[@abiyah3176]

My family passed out food at a homeless shelter and there was a brother from Cameroon. I felt so bad for him because I knew that he was sold a lie, and didn’t know what he was getting into by coming here.

[@Epicmood444]

Staying and moving back to AFRICA IS DIVINE WISDOM!!! All African Diasporians and African US'ians!!!

[@BOLDAFRICAN]

Powerful story. I like this brother. Seems smart and humble. You definitely deserve to be home.

[@tspcocktail]

And stay home and stop trying to live out someone else Dream. It is a nightmare

[@RootedInRoyalty]

He's too nice and humble for Amerikkka. Glad he returned to the real promise land.

[@burundib1352]

This choked me up. You got me. This young man had me fighting back tears for the b.s. that we face on a reg. His words really hit home.

[@patsymason4839]

😂 congrats your back home worst place to go

[@GhanaBlackStarRise]

Erasmus's perspective gave me chills. It didn't take him long to realize that in Amerikkka, you're not even considered African. You're just a skin color and being black is the wrong color to be in Amerikkka. My spirit is crying to get to get Africa one day.

[@aminamajidmaleek]

😭😭😭his story makes me cried. I’m from Sierra Leone 🇸🇱 Freetown. Can’t wait to relocate back to my motherland.

[@kersie2000]

You will get to Africa one day. Just believe and start your Africa plan. Your blaxit.

[@aminamajidmaleek]

@Phil's Audiobook Library /Amen 🙏🏼thank you

[@mandladludlu8359]

Come on home brother.......

[@lucyawili6698]

Karibu

[@tradersfundmarketing]

Awesome...... I was in Uganda in October and it was THE MOST BEAUTIFUL EXPERIENCE. I absolutely loved it and possibly planning to move to Uganda in the future as well as bringing sustainable projects in Uganda. I plan to return in October again.

[@austineaustine7283]

Wow thanks bro proud of you 🙏👏👏👏

[@winniewin4897]

Your welcome

[@bknahjdee7580]

Welcome

[@bukenyazulaika3986]

Woow, in case u need help in registering your project. I will be of help.

[@jogechi2105]

I never searched this. Thanks KZbin. I'm happy in Africa. I'll never stay enywhere else. Greetings from Kenya

[@Nanaunleashed]

Any continental Africans considering going to America. PLEASE listen to Erasmus, He is telling the absolute truth. when my sister in law moved here from Jamaica I was asking the same question "why are you trying to get into America, and I'm trying to get out"

[@adrianajones8004]

They should go to USA to experience it. They WILL learn.

[@angelnelson2012]

Thank god!! Someone who understands the struggle that me as a black african american goes thru and someone who understands its not easy and its not as privledged as ppl think it is. The police are killing us.

[@joycelois8238]

Guys come home and fell at home , you're loved here in motherland Africa forget about those heartless human beings

[@angelnelson2012]

@@joycelois8238 trust im gonna save my money and im outta here imma just pick a country lol uganda might be it lol because our dollars stretch more there

[@joannemcmillan3105]

Experience teaches wisdom my brother, thank God for the experience and make some thing of it, like helping the rest of your brothers and sisters who is going through the same problems, 🇯🇲🇱🇷🇯🇲🇱🇷🇯🇲

[@taq1238]

I too am very disappointed. All that glitters is not gold and you will not know this until you live and work in the US.

[@nasto4u850]

visit Africa soon

[@nasto4u850]

when will you come to Africa?

[@paulondiek1345]

Am aKenyan who moved to USA and am planning to move back home my best mother land Africa

[@lenaliz8037]

Uganda is so Lush and Green. I love it!!!

[@kamwanyizone1136]

Being the pearl of Africa it's well endowed with all natural climate and resources and the people are welcoming.

[@videxvid]

The American dream is a nightmare for most African Americans. And many of us are leaving America for Africa. America only shows the world the good parts - it has so many problems and racism is a big one.

[@ngonea]

@AFRICAN TIGRESS - Thank you again for the great work your doing, I just want your guest to know a few things 1. You are not hated because of your skin color, your hated because the hater has envy for your skin color and they do not have it so they project (reaction formation) fear of genetic domination. (fear of a black planet). 2. The reason there is so much wickedness in US is because everything they have is stolen and soaked in other peoples blood 3. Please help advocate for African nations to restore our stolen birthrights, so we also can come and live in peace

[@denisechilds2391]

I applaud this young man for what he did, and survived to tell the story. I'm glad you went back home, I'm in chicago and I can't wait to move. Working on my retirement plan now... 48 months.....God willing Peace and blessings 😊

[@act4yew]

“BUILT A SCHOOL”. Yaaaayyyyy! I would love to speak with this Brother!!! #onedollaroneafrica

[@nasto4u850]

will you like to come to Africa

[@missindependent9307]

This is an eye opening for those who want to come to a broad.

[@BB-yh5ly]

Why do you think so many african Americans are moving back to Africa. America is only good to stack your money and leave. George Floyd Situation is common here, whites are so hateful and jealous of blacks especially if your doing well for yourself

[@UniqueBeautie]

@@BB-yh5ly So so True!

[@patriciajordan1845]

I’m sorry he had to experience that. It a sad we live though this everyday.Even though we have so many protest, looting & letter writing. We do everything to try and make change , but I don’t think it’ll ever change because if the heart and mine don’t change everything will stay the same. They don’t care where you’re from if you are black you just black. That why we need to be more welcoming to each other! 🙏🏾❤️✌🏾

[@wendyhestick8514]

I get angry hearing people continue to think people come with money, they have NO money. Please change that expectation of wanting to bum them for money. Erasmus was awesome.

[@Rhenadhis]

You said everything I told my brother who is in the US. Racism is hatred, hatred is a heart posture, it is sin. No one can change anybody's heart or cure another human from sin; no amount of protest, letters, media coverage is going to o that, if it weree possible Marthin Luther King would have managed to do it. It is a very sad but true assessment of where we are at as a people

[@phyllistinetinker9076]

I'm sorry that happened to you, but I'm so glad that you wasn't harmed

[@wendyhestick8514]

He was harmed, that was traumatizing!

[@phyllistinetinker9076]

@@wendyhestick8514 wow, I'm so sorry

[@paulondiek1345]

Whatever this young man is talking is very very true l came hear the same year with him September , is a horrible life and l was asked the same question he was asked (what have you come to do here) and I have been also keep asking what did African doing here which is not in Africa,am from Kenya,am proud of my mother land Africa , Africa is rich .

[@mikesibiya6024]

This is so sad bro, welcome home in Africa....its sad that they kill our people in the US just for their skin color. Here is South Africa 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦 whites hated us too, masacared Africans etc. So I understand the pain brothers and sisters are goin through in that "perfect" land. I also wish AA should come to us in Africa and we shall share all resources we have with them. It pains us to see how they leave over there

[@daughterofahayahbahashamya1098]

@Mike Sibiya My brother I know very well what you are talking about, this Esau nation are so develish and they think because of the skin so they are superior as they claim that. But don't worry soon they are going to get their punishment from GOD. Soon black South African will be crowned, As you saw Miss Universe is black South African, you think why this Jerusalem song is going viral. Its because black people are the real Israelites Africa is Israel not that fake one in the Middle East. I'm so happy about this brother cos he made it coming back home, because Africa will be the GREAT continent soon. Wait and see what is going to happen in the western European countries, if you believe the Word of GOD Jeremiah 51 to the end, actually there are so many Scriptures like Isaiah, Hezekiah etc. All these things are going to happen for real. In fact we've been deceived for decades, that white people are chosen people and black people are curse, which is the other way round they made a lot of lies. And now this is the appointed time for them to suffer this is a payback time. As you see in China there are floods and fire, as I'm talking to you in America there is a fire that doesn't want to quench in California, wait and see the anger of GOD. GOD is the one who is fighting for us, its not even us. This shows that we are the chosen people, we are the real GOD'S people, we are the Royal Priesthood. The Bible says "My people perish for they lack knowledge, if you don't know the Lord start to acknowledge Him and accept Him as your personal Lord and Saviour and spread this truth about GOD and that who are we. You think why they created this Corona virus, because they know very well that the real Israelites have to come back which are African American and other Africans who are in the western Europe. Soon things will be fine these Egyptians you see today you won't see them forever.

[@mikesibiya6024]

@@daughterofahayahbahashamya1098 Amen Zamo the Most High God is now looking upon his people. We are truely the Hebrews of the bible.....bantu people shall look up yo God he is now looking upon us. I like your statements bro. God bless Africa, Nkosi sikelel iAfrica

[@TheGinanisque]

Like you shared with your Nigerian and Zim neighbours

[@mikesibiya6024]

@@TheGinanisque yes of course!!! 👍 even now SA hosts a lot of Africans from different nations in the subsahara. A rough estimate of 4000 000 African nationals are here with us 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦.

[@Cgeapekp]

‘Chasing for your dreams at the expense of your life..it does not make sense’. Powerful message.

[@originalRAS]

Welcome to america my Brotha... Every time I visit Africa I try to teach people about this, but many of them believe what they see on TV & movies like he did. Trust me, AFRICA IS THE PLACE TO BE

[@504Tendaji]

So happy this brother experienced that.. I’m sure it has taught him so much, many of Africa’s and the Caribbean’s most powerful leaders cane to America and experienced this, and it helped them to better understand our enemy and the struggle.. peace and black power my brother!

[@leoniekroening3251]

You live a more balanced life any where in Africa than in the west

[@nasto4u850]

will you like to visit Africa?

[@user-qc4ze7um5b]

PEOPLE come to America for a better life but I wanna go back for a better life My old friends in Africa don’t know how privileged and happy they are in Africa.

[@bossanovaross4628]

We are political prisoners here, enslaved still, by all of the rent and bills he speaks of. Its horrible here. A person works, only to pay others, for something to eat and a place to rest, so they can continue to make another person rich. If you dont, they make you homeless and chemically dependent on something.

[@AhatiMaat]

peace! great insight my brother

[@angedanielzue9800]

U damn right, thats why homelessness seems to be the norm in this country.

[@bossanovaross4628]

@@angedanielzue9800 absolutely.. it's very dehumanizing

[@bossanovaross4628]

@@AhatiMaat Thank you. Peace & Love Family

[@beatricescott7385]

So True!

[@ChantelandPhilip]

He mentioned how all the money you make goes to bills.can you have imagine. It doesn't matter if you are poor or not. You can get education, make good career choices and all. The 2nd part is the racism... You never want to be both poor and black in America. It's a desperate situation.

[@nasto4u850]

will you like to visit Africa?

[@ChantelandPhilip]

@@nasto4u850 yes it would be a dream come true

[@nasto4u850]

@@ChantelandPhilip can we please link up?

[@rosrynqmiregwauh3673]

Very smart guy indeed.we all live in America it's not a bed of roses

[@everoldbharath5777]

Pp P Ppplĺp

[@godsownson2469]

No where is a bed of Rose's so your comment makes no sense.

[@tamikaqueen1203]

They did not tell you what it's like for black people in the south.

[@drucella5581]

They don't tell you what is like to be BLACK in America periodt no matter what part of the country you live in, north, south, east or west. Periodt!!

[@onebillionseconds]

“I only realized I’m actually black when I went to the US...” profound quote.

[@mikeseal3053]

Real. Facts.

[@MC_TravelAdventures]

We are heading home soon. Building my own house and packing my bags.

[@teresiawachira1034]

That's my dream too.

[@olgasarah4858]

A dream to mi too probably next year for Heavenly sake....Back to my Roots forever and ever.....🙏🙏

[@eliudsabulei3992]

Me too, I will never return

[@iamwhoiamm]

I’m a new subscriber! This interview means more than you could ever know! As a Black person who descends from enslaved Black people in the US It gives me hope for future generations on the Continent and the diaspora❤️! Truth was spoken!

[@nasto4u850]

will you like to visit the mother land?

[@rosalindwelch8166]

When he asked African-Americans "How do you do it?" Our answer is, "We didn't know we had any other choice!" Only currently with videos and information like THIS have we learned that there is another way. America lied to African-Americans and told them that Africa was dangerous and horrible with no opportunities. YOU are now showing us that that is not the case. Thank you Erasmus for telling your story and acknowledging that African-Americans are very strong to deal with the abuse we have dealt with for CENTURIES. Now, you are opening the door to a NEW WAY and NEW OPPORTUNITIES.

[@nasto4u850]

will you like to visit Africa?

[@rosalindwelch8166]

@@nasto4u850 Indeed, I would very much love to visit Africa and I'm working hard to be able to afford such a trip in the near future (after this COVID mess is cleaned up in the United States).

[@TheDtfamu89]

All Africans Need to have the experience of living in a western country so that they can see and feel exactly how they are treated because of their skin color. In some cases the disrespect is blatant, but mostly it’s the small things, the little “cuts” day in and day out that really get to you. Now imagine hundreds of years of living like this. Africans don’t really understand the power they have as members of the majority. When they look around, they see themselves everywhere. This is not the reality African Americans live with. In addition America is a tough place to survive economically. . You can make it with a solid education in a strong field of study, but even then you put in long hours at work and it’s very easy to wrack up 80,000 in loans to get through University. Americans live to work, not work to live. The key here is being able to pass a bit of economic wealth on to the next generation.

[@Sunrise6410]

Maaaaaaaan .... this comment hit a home run for me because it's 1000% true!!! You said it all in this comment! 👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾👸🏾🤴🏾💯💯

[@ruthnyakio2918]

True, true, true, true

[@sonofafrica514]

America is a big freaking lie full of pain and sorrow. Over price land, food, clothes, shoes, house's etc. Why would you leave Africa to come to this place and suffer is beyond me smh.

[@shansbo217]

You are so right. All A huge lie. And the food is not food. Its poison. I can't wait til this pandemic is over.

[@melanierobinson4152]

Exactly the lie we live. I am praying to be able to go to africa one day.

[@benjamindesmond1292]

@@melanierobinson4152 let me know when you’re ready, I’m a Nigerian and will gladly welcome you to my home country of Nigeria.

[@elishawimsatt3801]

I am so glad you moved back to Uganda and tell the truth about my homeland, America! Your return to Africa was divine intervention. Much love, respect and blessings to you. Pray for us in America!

[@nasto4u850]

will you like to visit the mother land?

[@crystalsplace7163]

I remember my uber driver had recently moved to Maryland from Nebraska. He didn’t even know Black people were in the US. They sent him to the whitest state. All him and his family experienced was racism and cold as weather. Someone even burnt a cross on their lawn. Thank goodness he moved to Maryland were there is a good portion of African Americans, Caribbean and African people. He was so happy to here. His son also started making friends.

[@nasto4u850]

will you like to visit Africa?

[@melanierobinson4152]

That is terrible. Yes it is so racist here. I dream to move to Africa soon.

[@nasto4u850]

@@melanierobinson4152 come home. When?

[@lutaayam]

There’s only one big advantage in having a western passport. You can tour the world without visa hustles. Other than that life in Africa gives a lot more freedom.

[@845livemediaculture4]

One of the problems for us African Americans is most of us have never experienced life outside of this oppression. To highlight what Erasmus explained is it takes time to see the truth when your in a new experience. Most African Americans only know the environment they’re born in. I say that to say the oppression that we experience, sad to say, is what we know to be normal! On top of the oppression, the fears that come with it mentally handicap many people. so much so that they don’t feel comfortable outside of the known environment / comfort zone. I give thanks for the great work your doing African Tigress and Brother Erasmus from Uganda!!!!!

[@sheryl5874]

The ultimate goal should always be to return to build up and invest in Africa, or the Caribbean Islands, such as Jamaica, Haiti.

[@peggystoutemorin4529]

The Caribbean is a very expensive place to live. I'm from Barbados but live in US. I have chosen Africa for retirement. Much more affordable, and I want to be there.

[@diannenone7599]

@@peggystoutemorin4529 Yes,the Caribbean is expensive but it's home.

[@peggystoutemorin4529]

@@diannenone7599 Africa is my home too.

[@peggystoutemorin4529]

@@cecec8384 We have to do what we must.

[@kenajiyo]

I’m going to be in both places. I am from Guyana 🇬🇾 South America but I am still considered as being a part of the carribean. I will build in Guyana 🇬🇾 and hold trading forums with All of Africa. But I’ll like to spend my last day in the garden of Eden in the promise land.

[@la-de7ir]

The eddy kenzo song and the unbelievable scenery at the beginning had me crying here in Greece I want to go back home. My little Africa my sweet home I will be back soon. Love from cameroon.

[@missceebrownin]

@ous BOBB that was also my query?? Of all places?

[@missceebrownin]

@ous BOBB lol no need for the sorry, we good 😊

[@themediumone4135]

I loved hearing this Bredda speak in this interview. He was very smart to get out of this capture land. It's a challenge to save up or get a decent side income to be able to visit our true Home, as he alluded to. Great vid!

[@goldenheart751]

This is a GREAT interview African Tigress. I am glad he experience what we experience.

[@wealthbymind]

Brother Erasmus don't regret coming to the US because there's nothing like first hand experience. Now there's no doubts in your mind about the US or Africa. I was born in the US and I'm learning too about the lies that are told here in US and about other "black" places around the world. Love your story.

[@nasto4u850]

will you like to visit Africa?

[@wealthbymind]

Oh and Brother Erasmus you are so right about the face of the officer. I'm a "black" American woman and I've been stopped by police on many occasions. Once I was pulled over by 6 police on my lunch hour. I knew I did nothing wrong. Similar to your story, I was told that my license was suspended and I told him that it wasn't. While I'm sitting in the car and he proceeded to ticket me, I was scared to death because I couldn't understand the purpose of 6 officers for 1 female. I'm thinking they were going to set me up or something for what would be the purpose of having 6 officers. When he handed me the ticket, I asked him why did he pull me over, he said, "I had nothing else better to do". I'm like wow. By the way, my court appearance was dismissed. My license was not suspended. I always tell people, there's something in the face of a police officer especially the white ones. They have such bad spirit in them. Not all of them, of course, but most of them when you look into their face or eyes you can see that they are plotting to set you up for something you didn't do. If you take just a second to really look at them you will see the evil. I say this because hatred can only breed evil actions. We as "blacks" are the target. It's horrible and I'm so glad that you are good and that this is getting world attention. And for "black" Americans, this is what we know for good or bad. We must travel to get our own new and fresh perspectives about living life aboard.

[@nikowabantu6216]

Me too I have the same experience I’m African I only got 5 years here in America One day I was fixing my car on the road at that time It was around 5 a.m (it was dark) One car (chevy camero) passed closed to me more than 3 times then after like 5 minutes I saw two cop’s cars came one in front and one behind me ,the way the police(white) who was in front was looking at me I was so scared Then after like ten seconds the one who was behind came to me and asked me what I’m doing I told him that my car has a problem when he heard my accent he started to act like he wants to help me at time that I knew that I’m in the wrong place at the wrong time especially with my skin color Duhh life in America is not easy wallah

[@wealthbymind]

@@nikowabantu6216 Recently, I was pulled over by a police officer coming from my sister's house. Again, I knew I did nothing wrong. He said he pulled me over because I was driving in the left lane and you are not supposed to when there are no cars on the road. My sister lives in an area with a lot of deer, so I drive in the left lane as it is easier to see the deer and this is what I told him. He kept saying that he could give me a ticket . I guess he was trying to decide if he wanted to. So I said ok. Then he put a flashlight out to look in my car. I thinking, "hear we go with the bullshit." So he asks me what is in my back seat, so I'm like "what". He asks again, so I slowly turn to look. I didn't want to move to fast because I'm thinking he could shot me and say I was reaching for something. In my back seat was my travel work bag and this is what I told him. Then I said to him, "is it against the law to have a bag in my backseat?". He said, "no no we asked everyone that." Then he had the nerve to say, "are you sure you don't have drugs or a weapon in the car?" Then I got a little mad inside. I was like he is really looking for something. Then something came over me and I looked him dead in his eyes and I asked him to look at me. At first he didn't. I wanted to look the demon straight. I told him to look at me again. When he did, I said "I'm an older woman - do I look like I want to jail or look like I would be carrying drugs and a gun?" I said it sarcastically to him. I started to laugh and said to him, "are you seriously looking for something?" Then he said, "we ask everyone that". I started to shake my head. He said,, "next time I will ticket you." He let me go. Yes, they really be looking to start trouble with people for no reason at all. They are licensed bullies.

[@nikowabantu6216]

@@wealthbymind imagine how many people have been killed bcz of those evils No all of them but many of them I still don’t understand with all the things they did to bl@ck people why they still hating us

[@businesscenter9131]

Wow. That was a very powerful interview and testimonial. I only wish this could be heard on mainstream media. Much respect to Brother Eramus, and of course African Tigress a wonderful job as always.

[@nasto4u850]

will you like to visit Africa?

[@callmemr.thomasreagan1157]

He better be glad he still alive he was able to talk about his American experience How we treat black and brown people

[@mts4428]

Great video! He can also write a book on his experience to educate Africans and African-Americans.

[@danagee43]

I love you guys for putting this out here Thank you so much I don't want to see my African brothers & sisters to go through this .....Ever us Black Americans have suffered enough for all our people !!!! 😘🥰❤️💚💛🤍🖤🤎💜💙🌹🥀🌷☘️🌼🌻

[@sweetbe49]

Hello From Florida Original from Belize He is telling the Truth about America We work sleep get up again and work life for a black man in America is a hash one .

[@naana-scelyne6370]

I always procrastinate in life ! But my spirit is calling me back home. Give myself few years and i am returning home. There is no place like home!!! We are not perfect by all mean but I still love my people!

[@bornforthegreatestpurpose9221]

🇺🇬 🇺🇬 🇺🇬 The intro just gave me a short time goal;Save to visit Uganda for a month... I've been in Kenya my whole life

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Yes dada you should

[@mukamaronald7497]

Every race has it's own continent, As blacks we are not welcome anywhere else, apart from our mama land, life in Uganda is good . Look at how we relate, as blacks look at sports for example football all blacks throw their support at African teams no matter the country we do not segregate infact blacks are not racist at all. White dem are afraid of us. Welcome back bro.

[@Fazee85]

What you are saying is so true . I too am moving back to the motherland . There is a peace that befalls you when you step on African soil. My heart sings and I feel free. I love what you said . If we don’t stay and build our continent then who will. We are given the illusion of milk and honey abroad and yet it’s far from it . So happy for you that you back home safe and deeply sorry that you encountered such racism . We should and are proud to be African . Many of us are returning to the Motherland 🇿🇼

[@loisbullock3151]

Great Advice 2 the continent citizens. THE AMERICAN DREAM is no longer the dream, it’s a NIGHTMARE. I wish I was there & away from this pathetic life in the U.S. The brother is so correct! We work ourselves 2 the bones & we have NOTHING 2 show 4 it..........I’m TIRED.

[@nasto4u850]

will you like to visit mama Africa?

[@loisbullock3151]

@@nasto4u850 someday in the near future, Lord willing.

[@rudyrates5822]

As a black man in America. I walk on pins and needles in these streets. The American media makes us out to be these monsters. So the police approach us as such

[@FairyTooth-jf4ol]

Most of the so called white police, are hired, because they are racist.They kept moving them around. If they murder, or assault some black people in one city, they hired them in another. So, it's not just the media. It's the Bubba police who have always hated black people for being black, and joins the force so they can murder with impunity.

[@keithnorton1966]

Nope, that policeman had evil in'em in the 1st place, these people have been jealous and hated what they once was for centuries

[@godsownson2469]

Go and live in Nigeria and you will thank GOD for the American police because the American police are Angel's compared to to the Nigerian police.

[@mikefox8563]

@@godsownson2469 interesting go hear a different balance. I'm English and was speaking with a Nigerian here I said don't you miss Nigeria? His response was I like it here I made a life a business and my country is very corrupt it was a surprise answer for me

[@godsownson2469]

@@mikefox8563 Trust me the Nigerian police is the worst police force in the world and I can say this because I am NIGERIAN

[@user-rg6dm9hk1n]

Great JOB.👍 Africa is BEAUTIFUL.♥️♥️♥️

[@bahtyah_malaika769]

I am an African American raised in the village in Liberia. I am going through the same realization right now, and have been the moment I returned. I have felt like a stranger in my land of birth since I returned. My son is now 18 and I have been on my own since I returned to the states. The entire time my heart has been with you all in Africa. When I was there, my mind was here. I was involved in the entertainment industry in Africa and hated it because it was forced on me. I regret leaving Africa and still feel stuck and out of place after all of these years. His story is so much like my own.

[@uniquelyrey8796]

This was a wonderful story. The brother left home and was dissatisfied with his experience but got the motivation he needed to make his best life at home.

[@nasto4u850]

will you like to visit Africa?

[@amaliweston3963]

AS AN AFRICAN ALSO NOT LIVING IN AFRICA, I CAN SAY THAT THIS BROTHER IS SPEAKING THE TRUTH. I HOPE TO COME HOME SOON.🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@commonman80]

He Was In A Dangerous Situation... That Cop Was Looking For A Reason To Kill Him.. Over A Simple Traffic Ticket.. And? No One Would Have Ever Known.. Because, He From Another Country..

[@nurse4259]

Absolutely

[@douglasmubirigi4414]

And he wasnt recording the event. It alway better to start streaming while black and driving in america.

[@gems3604]

64,000 Subscribers ! Wow, I'm coming late to this story, but so glad I found it. Great show! Erasmus visited America the beginning of the Trump Administration. The truth is what he experienced, he would have experienced also in Obama's America. His story is so important. People do not want to believe America is as toxic as it is for Black people. There are so many Africans who think they are doing well in the states and don't want to return. This young man did. Hopefully, people will listen to him. America is a beautiful country. There are things about the United States that are exciting. But oh, United States was not made for Black people. You have to leave before your soul gets devoured. I'm still here wondering if I will ever get out.

[@zinemeki3017]

I was given a citation for no seat belt when my seat belt was on. The police officer gave me a ticket and Zi had my seat belt on do I went to the judge and opted to be tried by jury. I told the jury my truth. I was acquitted by a jury of 12. I told my truth and I told the jury that the police officer was a bad apple. My dad had been a police officer in Zimbabwe for 23 years and had great respect for police officers. The officer lost his case against me. There are some really bad officers. This court case was in Dallas on 18 the December 2009. Ugly truth. My confidence in the police was shuttered.

[@grandmaswisdom1583]

We can’t process it either how can you hate someone just because of how they look so much hate for a fellow American that was born here on the same soil as you my family served in the military and still we go through this. In three months I got three driving tickets pulled me over and they would stand there and choose something to give me a ticket for

[@nasto4u850]

will you like to visit the mother land?

[@mohammedbilalanas2613]

Oh yes bro, me too i leaving my beautiful Africa for Europa, now i want back if i get money for back Africa is a life Paradise

[@alimahamud9349]

Believe if you want money to go back you will never go back,there is no enough money to feed you and save to go back Africa

[@ninairish763]

@@alimahamud9349why was it so easy for millions of Africans to flood into Europe but it’s so hard to go back home???

[@belindagrimes2418]

How do we do it? We live traumatized everyday. This is not quality living. America has painted a false picture to the world. Yes, I'm educated with my own home and a luxury car, but this is not a healthy way to live and enjoy life. We work, work, work! That is why I'm coming back to Africa early 2021. Thank you for this channel. I pray that more African Americans plan, save and come home to Mother Africa.

[@nasto4u850]

will you like to visit mama Africa?

[@sophiemclarke6556]

Yes this brother is on point. If you can make a living in Africa stay home. America or Europe is not what they are made out to be. As a black person you are targeted by law enforcement officers just because of your colour. If you leave don't stay too long. Make regular visits home. Then make the move. Save your money and go home.

[@nasto4u850]

will you like to visit the mother land?