Dear Black People: Stay Out of Dubai FOR THIS REASON!!!!

[@DDavis-qe5xd]

I have never had a desire to go to any Arab or Muslim country. Absolutely NO desire!

[@lonalxaia]

Unfortunately they are growing everywhere.

[@WhatShouldMatter]

Me either

[@user-nj3mp9jh1r]

Great choice Others should follow your lead.

[@ruqayyahcurtis7504]

Malaysia and Indonesia are Islamic cultures, but not Arab. Tanzania is mostly Muslim, but mixed cultures like Indian, Chinese, African.

[@dianaroach3093]

Still don't want to go there.

[@joantonio6331]

When I wen to Haiti in 2018, many people just wanted to leave but me I saw lot and looooooots of opportunities... While I was seeing those oportunities, young haitians siince they only wanted to leave, they were simply doing nothing...Not even trying to better their lives because they only wanted to leave. Only 2 I met were actually trying to do something... When someone is dreaming about other places, he can be standing on a pile of gold, he won't see it, he will just see the that one ounce of bronze in the other place

[@TheTradeuser]

Words of great wisdom

[@Joyce-zl4qd]

Exactly go to your own country and build it.

[@babssloans7945]

True indeed

[@Muddface100]

🇭🇹🇭🇹✊🏿✊🏿

[@ruqayyahcurtis7504]

The worst part is that outsiders come in to take and develop for themselves. You see all the rich white people who have come to Haiti for decades. They Buy land near the beach, build it up, put a hotel, security and YOU can't get in unless you are their hired help.

[@frizellruckerjr3968]

Oshay, You are on point. If We Don't respect our own, NO ONE ELSE WILL. IF WR DON'T ASSIST OUR OWN IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES, WE WILL ALWAYS BE TREATED AS SLAVES.

[@Rue100]

BLACK PEOPLE ARE STILL ENSLAVED THATS SUPER OBVIOUS

[@happystation3228]

I don't agree with that. If you don't like or lack respect someone, then do not assist them just because they have the same skin color or race as you.

[@Rue100]

@@happystation3228 WRONGGG.

[@frizellruckerjr3968]

@@happystation3228 we must function as a group. Men make rational and logical decisions, not emotional ones. Every other group acts as a unit regardless of their social, psychological, philosophical, or emotional concerns. We must do the same.

[@markcoleman7246]

So maybe go tell the Drug dealers and Gang Members in the "community" that.

[@Ndagire]

Thanks for the awareness 🙏🏿✊🏿, alot of African women losing lives in Arab nations but silinced in media and i our own governments keep renewing contracts without offering help when things go Bad

[@mctreasure]

African governments are the root of the problem in the first place, the reason Africans have to go outside for resources I because of Govt corruption and mismanagement of resources at home, if the opportunities are available on the continent as well as the capital and pay, most Africans wouldn't leave home

[@dt9233]

That is crazy terrible, but I am not surprised. If you go abroad and your skin is not the color that other countries feel is the best or better this is going to continue to happen to all African people trying to go to places like these to work. Africa needs to wake up as a whole and realize the tragedy.

[@buttonmashers9098]

Nobody is forcing them to go tho 🤷🏿‍♂️. They know the situation and still choose to go so....

[@gagoomt4076]

African countries are complicit in the abuse. The leaders are squandering money for themselves instead of using it as planned. They ensure a lower class of Africans exist and can be exported to Arab countries as low wage domestic workers or otherwise. It is slavery 2.0

[@vicferrmat4492]

That is because African lives have low value to Africans. Hi Ndagire: BTW: saw you and Esse on KenGanda some time ago.

[@Marylee-rw3mz]

Dear African people: Stay out of Dubai.

[@TheMABExperience]

I knew a Kenyan woman that went through a lot to make it back home from Dubai. She opened my eyes to some of what’s going on with Africans going to work abroad as “cheap labor”. I share the brother’s frustration with their families/parents for being okay with sending their children off to send money home. There’s more I could say, but there’s also a lot that I don’t know about opportunities in Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, etc. Thank you for sharing.

[@arianalovelace1133]

The educated black people that work in UAE are earning triple the amount than they earn in western countries they pay 0 tax. If people from African countries are not being given the correct education that enables them to earn good money isn’t the that don’t to their own government why are these people not being educated ?

[@monkhworth1030]

NO BODY: Slavery is legal in the UAE. BLACK PEOPLE: they treats us different here and we don't like it...

[@iwonalasak-hughes5814]

Slavery is also in Africa .

[@joenemeth9606]

Hmm, no slavery in America. You would think black people would avoid slavery places? Where are the calls for AFRICA paying slavery reparations? @@iwonalasak-hughes5814

[@Just_logic]

😂😂😂. How do they treat you like a slave? Did you sign a contract when you came? Was the contract clear? Turn you had an agreement.

[@americanoutside]

😢😢😢It's anger inducing, but it will not stop. And worst, social media will never tell the truth about the reality, for modern African slavery, that thrives in the Middle East!😢

[@estherblack2770]

Africans don't wanna stay out of those countries. I am an African in America but, I am trying to get my money right and go back home for businesses. I had no choice but to come to the US because, there was war in my country and I lived in another African country without any job opportunities.

[@user-nj3mp9jh1r]

The middle East is where. Slavery started.Dont repeat history.

[@arianalovelace1133]

The African are willingly going there and they are working just because some people have a bad experience that doesn’t mean everyone does they KEEP going

[@joantonio6331]

Here a perfect example that illustrate how alienated we are... The African nation soccer cup... The winner... Ivory coast... They are brainwashed to death. One person before the tournament start asked the Ivory coast soccer federeation why did they hire a french as the team head coach... They said because Ivoirian coaches are not good and not mature... So they got the french one, they were getting beat left and right and even lost 4 - 0 to Guinee.. They only went through the knockout stage because Morocco (or Egypt) won... The soccer federation fired that french coach and apointed an ivoirian one for the interim while they asked another french one to coach them... France said NO, so they had no choice but to stay with that immature bad ivoirian coach... you know what happened... They became unbeatable and they won ... They lost with the french one they regard very highly and won with that ivoirian one they tried to get rid of to get another french one... this right there sum everything up

[@Nor-j4c]

This is so saddening. The colonial mindset needs to stop. The level of disrespect I see African expects facing is so outrages.

[@jayfizz545]

Why do they look down on themselves then wonder why others are racist to them? Such a hopeless cycle. I need all black people to ask themselves this, if you were in the white man's shoes and saw the behavior displayed above would you not look down on Africans too? Or any other race for that matter? That type of behavior is not respectable and I know I would look down on them too because I am a realist no point in sugarcoating. How will I not think I am superior to you when you yourself believe that and show it consistently by your actions. No other race will ever rate you higher than where you already place yourself. Until Africans find some pride, shame and honor they will always be regarded as second class on the world stage. Lets stop tiptoeing around it and recognize this fact. No more excuses, be better do the work to be better or forever live in serfdom to others

[@mightyb8614]

It's called inferiority complex.

[@buttonmashers9098]

​@@mightyb8614 Stockholm syndrome

[@mariadasilva7917]

Thank you to share this one.

[@fosterorukpe4443]

I have told myself long time ago,never to visit Dubai or go to any arab nation.

[@colleenmckenzie2723]

Yup

[@majidkanka4118]

What animosity do you have towards Arab nations and why if I may ask ?

[@user-je3zc3nj9c]

This is great information!! My first trip to Africa (Ghana) showed me the many opportunities that young people have there. You are right about the education and training they need. Africa has so many resources and innovatived people. The mother land will be a powerhouse in 2030. Keep the colonizers out and get a fair price for your resources. Africa Unite!!!!

[@jzk2020]

I love ❤ how Dr. Jackson always talks sbout us getting on code with each other and practice group economics. Building communities, practicing group economics and having a code of conduct is the solution.🧔🏽‍♂️✊🏽

[@NBnNC]

Oshay said last year he was tired of this channel and he was tired of us 😂… thanks for keeping it real 🙏🏾 and thanks for continuing to do what you do 😌

[@user-uc9jc4xw9f]

I NEVER desired to visit Dubai. EVER🤨

[@WhatShouldMatter]

Me either

[@Muddface100]

Fakzzz

[@NikkiaSings]

Facts 🗣️💯

[@Just_logic]

SO?

[@Van1981-xf4vh]

Never ever....and I don't give a f about Palestine.

[@user-ui2cr2ec2v]

PanAfricanism is DOA! Caping for off code Africans is not feasible..😮

[@jayfizz545]

As an African it truly saddens me that most on the continent are too far gone, and with their mentality many cannot be saved. BA have been at the forefront of the fight, most resilient black group in the world after all they've been through. I salute you guys as the main voice for the liberation of blacks.

[@daphneytennard3267]

Agree with you 👍

[@bbpersonalpage1613]

Exactly 💯 as much as I try to stand up for africans. Soon they run their mouth backing up "MASSA" I'm like "LET WS HAVE THEM" I can't stand it 😂😂

[@kevingibson9918]

​@jayfizz545 Real talk brother, I really appreciate Black Americans.

[@ruqayyahcurtis7504]

Dubai was dust back in the 80s and early 90s. The developers created that place to bring people from all over the world to a bigger better version of Las Vegas without alcohol and drugs. It is a shopper's paradise. There's something for everyone. You can bring your children to Dubai. There is a darker side. We are touching on some of it in this podcast. Not All is gold in this manmade paradise😢

[@ariamason9324]

It's still dusty. Not very beautiful, no natural vegetation, just tall buildings to look at. Even the houses are Grey and dusty looking. And everything is triple the western price.

[@babssloans7945]

Who cares about Dubai, I don't have a reservation

[@hellmanksingh7967]

lol indirectly meant that given a chance you probably would’ve jumped on the opportunity 🎉

[@babssloans7945]

Dubai does not rock my world, I don't fall for gimmicks or facade

[@ms.t4322]

I'm Black American.I never had issues with Dubai on vacation..It's very beautiful..❤

[@mightyb8614]

Not just Dubai but the entire Arab world

[@gibson2675]

Americans are welcome in Dubai at anytime

[@ms.t4322]

Africa wake up!!!

[@Joyce-zl4qd]

😂😂😂 Africa is a continent not a country. North Africa is not black

[@jondo3817]

oshay, thank you for your work.

[@leg414]

Take care of our own always....And in any and all ways possible! They do! Peace

[@Loveabounds.]

So many more beautiful places in Africa

[@CGray-hw7su]

Bro, you are real stuff…we’ve got to get to work…✊🏾

[@felishasweet7579]

I'm traveling to Dubai next month. This will be my 3rd visit there since last year and I actually love it. They were actually nice to me and treated me like royalty( not sure why) For me, it just feels good to walk around and feel totally safe without fear of someone robbing, stealing or killing you. No guns period. No police targeting you because you are black. Cameras everywhere. The most cleanest place on earth. On another note, the African people who are employed there work for peanuts. I have a friend who is from Africa and works at a company in Dubai. Most are from India. They only make $500.00 per month and they work 11 hours per day, 7 days per week with 2 days off per month. That is so sad😢. Their housing and food is free but they have to share space with 3-4 other people. The company gives them a round trip ticket every 18 months to fly home for a month. It's unbelievably sad. If only they knew better and realized their worth.

[@ariamason9324]

But wouldn't they know this before they accept the contract. For some people $500 is a lot.. like a years salary

[@gailhoffman6835]

I know this story personally, my adopted daughter got caught up in this cycle of tragedy. Thank God she made it out of that 2 years contract. Stayed on our knees the whole time she was in Saudi. Just left Uganda and saw groups of girls at airport. My daughter felt so desperate she told no one that she was going.

[@ariamason9324]

But isn't that your fault she felt desperate 🤔

[@pearbear319]

Thanks Kenganda! You said what needed to be said and said it well.

[@dt9233]

Great video and very good for open awareness to cause others to take time to think and make better formed decisions before they make a jump into the void of the unforgiving.

[@KenRobert1]

We Africans need to wake up. Skin color matters to other race, if we are not welcome by them then leave them be and we build our own. 10:35 I agree 100%. I believe diverse Africans are the riches on this earth, why because God bless us with the most resources. Yet we are the poorest amongst every other race. I also believe if diverse Africans we put our currency together we can have free schooling learning useful trade skills, free hospitals throughout Africa. What is stopping us Africans from building our own systems that are affordable living? We have a continent, right? In a way we hold ourselves back to continue to be oppressed.

[@iwonalasak-hughes5814]

Well said don't feel victim take your future in own hand .

[@far6311]

Trigger warning: racism is directly related to pretty privilege. We arent ready to face it yet. They dont think our big nose is pretty, they dont think our skin tone is pretty, they dont think our hair is pretty (dont lie. Black women run and break their necks just to get hair like the white women. We know it too).white women might try braids but they would never be caught dead trying to wear an afro. White women might want a LIGHT bronze tan but you dont see too many of them running to get a chocolate dark tan. They dont think we're beautiful. Period. As humans, we tend to be mean to ugly people

[@chillout914]

As an Arab i feel embarassed why the UAE gouvernement do not do anything to change many things i am sure it is not on purpose but we are really ignorant abotu what is happening , i am really sorry about that!

[@hushhana4022]

This needs to go viral, this has been torturous knowing this is still going on year after year. Young men and women just looking for an honest paid job, are being abused and kept hostage. We know how bad it is. Stay at home young ones under the protection of your family

[@vicferrmat4492]

That situation happens between Blacks and Indians in England.

[@ertfgghhhh]

I agree. I am black american. I agree But the contient of africa is still tribal. How can the ENTIRE diaspora prosper together if we don't work together like the europeans? Black Americans would love to travel in your areas, but we don't want to be scammed or grease palms. Stop looking down on black Americans to lift yourselves up. We need each other

[@gagoomt4076]

As a Ghanaian I agree your comment is spot on!!!!

[@ertfgghhhh]

@@gagoomt4076 the european countries are open to whites to travel to safely for the most part. Tourism brings your country a lot of money. No place is perfect, but if I go to a restaurant in new york, for nonexclusive places, the price is on the menu. I will pay the same as anyone else. The cops will not stop me and make me pay them because I am not a new yorker. I can fly to canada by myself. Same thing. i can fly to London by myself. Same thing. I can go to Paris by myself. Same thing. I can go to Australia. Same thing. Having to grease palms, raising prices just for us, and making life dangerous for us because we sre not you is scamming culture. The scamming culture of these african cultures is how yall operate, but it is hurting yall as a people. How can we work together if yall scam us and try to hurt us more than the whites and indians,? Can you imagine if africans came to america and we killed your single, alone women, charged you more because you are african, didnt allow you to our schools or universities, stopped you from having businesses in our neighborhood, etc there would be a problem. But yall do it to us. Even the latinos and asians are surpassing black people. We are the group on the bottom. If yall think it is just black americans, yall are mistaken. We all look alike and they look down on all of us

[@bluecouchpodcast24]

Count South Africa 🇿🇦 out of this

[@ertfgghhhh]

@@bluecouchpodcast24 what do you mean?

[@rholalbi8155]

@acappella1983 SA treated Nigerians like SHIT no one is counted out stop frontin 🇨🇮🇬🇭 here

[@mylissa2167]

My five 🌟 Nigerian Doc once told me, the Nigerian Government once financed Dubai, because they’re not oil rich like Abu Dubai, he told me when Dubai needed money, and no one would help them, Sheik Mohammad would get gold from Nigeria… He said that’s the difference between the two nations, Nigeria is corrupt, and don’t help their people, where as Dubai built it’s economy, and take care of their citizens!

[@jayajaya788]

Well...i want to see somebody do a topic on Africans not hiring African Americans in the workplace!!! I have experienced this in America of all places...I was overqualified for the job...the job was in the Security field...the office was located in my own neighborhood so I just knew that with someone who looked like me, I shouldn't have a problem right? NOT!!! They looked at me like I was from another Country.,.I came through the door with five licenses that I didn't need but I wanted to better my chances but that didn't matter...they didn't hire me...I called before I came so I knew they were hiring but when I got there they did a 360...I also found out that they were hiring Africans that didn't even have a green card or papers to even work in America...The nerve...All skin folks ain't kin folks!!! This saddens me because I have never been discriminated for a job that I wanted from a white person but here I try to get a job from somebody who looks like me and because of their own racist ways they didn't hire me!!! Yes, some black people can be racist against their own people...And some Africans aren't any different...some come here with issues against African Americans while living in America..I just wanted to put this out there because we speak about how other people treat us but we never talk about how we treat each other!!!

[@tclass99]

I’ve been saying this for years and getting hate for it… All black people are not your friend… and all white people are not your enemy. Keep your eyes open and assess people’s character rather than their skin colour. It will tell you all that you need to know. And CULTURE rather than colour is what brings people together more often than not.

[@garyjohnson691]

Completly agreed, People without GRENCARDS should not be hired over Americans. Illegal Africans and other illegal border migrants are making it harder for us black Americans

[@enjoygood2286]

You guys are always deflecting. You do way more worse things to us. You have BA's screaming and yelling cussing all kind of profanities at us, trying to get us deported. Have you not heard of all those BA hate groups online. After bridging the gap, you throw away those of us in the diaspora and go to continental ones and start badmouthing us. The level of disrespect and xenophobia and agendas from you all are bad and sickening.

[@gagoomt4076]

That’s your experience. I worked with an African American lady who I thought I was cool with (am Ghanaian) she did so much underhanded stuff to try to get me fired. I did nothing to this woman! I would never say African Americans try to get Africans fired. That was my personal experience with her - this was in DC. I’ve had great experiences with African Americans at other jobs in the West Coast who helped me a lot in the workplace. Just depends. Don’t be dramatic.

[@JimmyCrackCorn_]

Best believe those Africans would have turned around and hired a Indian or Arab after denying you!!

[@GovernmenMagnitude]

It is sad. I heard horrors that the Ethiopian maids go through without voices for them.

[@gagoomt4076]

Ethiopians in their own country abuse maids. My husband is Ethiopian and we live in Addis Ababa. Upper class Ethiopians even slap their maids here if they make mistakes. The underpay them and work them to de@th! The maids are lower class from the villages, often times under age 18 and working to support their village family members. The Ethiopians in Addis Ababa (especially the Amhara group) scream at them, make them work from 6am-10pm if they live in the home, they make them sleep on a cold floor (the weather is cold at night in Addis Ababa). They don’t even let them eat the same food that they cook for them! They will give them lesser foods to eat. I was shocked to see the treatment when I came here, I have lived in Ethiopia for 2 years and housemaids love to work for us because we are so nice to them. Ethiopians maltreat their own maids that’s why there is no outrage or campaign to get better treatment for Ethiopian maids working in the Middle East.

[@gagoomt4076]

Ethiopians themselves have no respect for housemaids in their own country. They have an extremely hierarchical culture where housemaids are considered on the bottom. I live in Addis Ababa for 2 years and am shocked at how they are worked from 6am-10pm if they are a live in maid, they are forced to sleep on a cold floor (it’s freezing at night in the capital city), they are not allowed to eat the same foods that they cook for the families they are working for. Many times the house they are in the families won’t let them use the same bathroom or shower so they use a bucket and kettle to clean themselves. I was looking at houses to rent and in some houses they don’t even have a toilet in the maids quarters - only a hole in the ground! It’s shameful! I’ve heard horror stories like some upper class Ethiopians will slap and scream at their maids. They will withhold their paycheck if they make a mistake etc. So this is why you don’t hear the Ethiopian community protesting the treatment of maids in the Middle East, they maltreat them back home!

[@mctreasure]

Dope video, I gotta say though, it's very difficult for a low income earning African on the continent to see the opportunities the way someone with access to capital or a visiting tourist could. When one is busy dealing with the day to day struggles of average life there, you are preoccupied with bills and survival unfortunately and most of the opportunities require capital you simply have no access to

[@clare_jordin]

Very true

[@cutflower36]

How about working together, and creating jobs for your own people, then they won't have to leave.

[@danielp5317]

It takes too much good integrity, devotion and self respect to do that. Low self esteem and some hopelessness. Too much in fighting and blatant corruption for that. But still they should try and have some pride

[@cutflower36]

@@danielp5317 every body else see the potential in Africa but them. They setting on top and don't even know it.

[@tspcocktail]

🎯👈🏾 now you are making too much sense. 😀

[@jayfizz545]

@@danielp5317 This! Integrity rarely exist in the African world, there's no just no honor.

[@daphneytennard3267]

I don't think Africans know how to create jobs they just know how to get education and go work for someone else. It should be an embarrassing to them since they claim they better than everybody. It's obvious that people have to go to other countries to get educated and then get a job so where's the resources? And our people need to stay out of African business I don't care if you do think your DNA say that you are Africans or whatever we need to mind our own business over here in this country America.

[@wnalikka]

We've been shouting about this for many years. Thank you Kenganda.

[@thisisamerica7331]

Look at panafricanism, Louis Frarrakain,Rolland Martin and Omar Jackson. They never talked about Arab slave in Africa. Also they don’t talking about Africa countries that controls by Arab

[@americanoutside]

Facts! I'm helping a guy now with meat export project to the Middle, they have nothing but the power of enslavement. 😢

[@brainites]

They have unwritten rules which states that Africans get the least salaries.

[@handlethehandle23]

I swear they don't want us nowhere.😢😂😮

[@vegasmitch1472]

Theeen DON'T Go Around them. Africa Seems Sooo Big, Beautiful & Full of Resources. WYTEES Obviously See this & Invade that Country So Why are Africans often trying to Leave?? BUILD Your Own!!

[@handlethehandle23]

@@Zaabi ask the haters. 😂

[@bbpersonalpage1613]

​@Zaabi your people are the devils, and Noone is bothering 😒 them

[@cowel8734]

I hate that it seems that way, but until decent blks stand up against thug culture, crime, and the poor attitudes, it will always push others away. I love my black friends but its also true that myself and everyone I know or am related to has been the victim of violent blk crime or been robbed. I had my whole car smashed just trying to help out. It sucks it got this bad, but as long as 1 in 25 blks will kill with twice as many stealing, its hard to want the risk Lovely Godly blacks need to stand and show they care for others and want to hold criminals accountable. I want us to all live in love and harmony

[@vegasmitch1472]

@@cowel8734 i'm NOT "godly" (Whatever that means) & i Don't Steal, Fight, Kill or try to do Anything ill Towards My People. We Need DAD'S Back in the home. "god""does Nothing 4 Blacks but offer Hope!!

[@randomlady6899]

Im a black woman living in Dubai for over 15 years, and LOVE my life there.

[@tclass99]

From watching channels like yours (and others) the biggest things that seems to be holding back real investment into Africa (from Black Americans) are… 1. The lack of support/advice from legitimate business people on the continent 2. The lack of practical communication when it comes to ideas/opportunities. It’s not enough to say “there are tons of opportunities here in Africa!”… you have to SHOW people these opportunities. Directly. So that they can start building a vision. And then when they come to Africa they can’t be left alone to “fend for themselves” initially… they’re going to need real support to integrate and see how business is conducted. They’re going to need to be connected to the business community over there. The social community as well… so that they feel welcomed. Could be a new idea for the Kenganda channel (or a new one if you want to create it).

[@besslee7905]

I'm a black American and have been vacationing in UAE twice a year for a few years. I have spoken to some of the black African women who have run away and become prostitutes. 😢 I've been told that they sometimes sleep 10 to 12 in a room. The UAE does have a dark side in the way they treat their black African workers. Black Africans Men and women mostly work in service positions. I've been told that even though they service me absolutely delicious food, they aren't allowed to eat any of the food. I understand these black Africans come to the UAE to work because there aren't any jobs in West Africa where most are from. I've been told that they're treated horribly. I've met wealthy black Africans who only come to the UAE to vacation and shop. Why do many of the wealthy black Africans spend their money in the UAE when there's large shopping malls right in Africa where they can shop and support their own businesses 🤔

[@matamba6774]

I wouldnt go to dubai even if they paid me.

[@matuitaclarke7361]

Laughing at Dubai! So advanced so special so modern and when the rains came, the Lamborghinis and Tulsa were floating down the streets, or should I say the mud roads what type of advanced country doesn’t have a great sewer system… I’ll wait!

[@handlethehandle23]

Africa is a beautiful country. Don't leave Africa make it Great. Make others jealous. Side note we have the same issue in America. American Blacks are intellectual but we are also kept out of rooms that we can compete in. I say stop running to places to work with your enemy and create your own spaces and lock the MF door. Period! All Africans around the world are intellectually sound enough to rule their own culture. Let's stop running from ourselves.

[@nickyngwana]

Not a country but a continent❤

[@felishasweet7579]

​@@nickyngwana😮We know that, it was taught in 3rd grade geography. Just like America is a country with 50 different states, we know Africa a continent of over 50 different countries. That said, the point she made was valid.

[@brownsweetie]

They have to work together and really invest in their people where they can earn, survive and take care of their families. I agree that Africans shouldn’t have to leave their own country to work as maids and get paid when the nanny feels like paying them. A lot of them also get mistreated while in those middle eastern countries working.

[@babsdrumm4205]

Change the Conditions, In your own Homeland. This is what Black Americans FOUGHT and DIED SO, OTHER BLACK AMERICANS CAN LIVE. SAVE YOUR OWN HOMELAND😮😮❤❤

[@felishasweet7579]

EXACTLY!! But they refuse to fight. They want us black Americans to move there to fight to save them when they should very well challenge their government and demand change. Americans move to Africa basically to live in peace. We tired as hell from all the everyday madness we experience. Aint no more fight in us.

[@preelenede]

That African sister speaking was FINE!!!!!!!!!

[@BB27626]

My heart goes out to Black Americans because we have to fight. In the states, on the African continent (not wanted), abroad we fight. No home, unwanted, misunderstood, disliked. And, people from whole countries are still selling themself into slavery. Black Americans are trying to save people who don’t want to be saved and definitely not by us. I’m beyond tired of it all. Black Africa exports all their most valuable resources for crumbs. Black Americans (ADOS/FBA) must work collectively for our own spot in this world. Why not work collectively for us? We don’t have friends, just the Most High God. And, he’s all we need.

[@evehudson2024]

If You dont know who you are......... #weArethelosttribe ❤❤😊

[@cowel8734]

No hate, but I believe God has tried humbling much of the blk race so they can prosper, but many seem to not want to be honest. Most people would love and accept blks more if they'd work on the crime, anger, hate, violence, theft, and destroying their own and others. I always here victimhood, but never about the people that you hurt. Its a two way street. Foolish pride can destroy anyone. Why would any other group want to welcome a group who tends to bring the most hatred, violence, and destruction everywhere while also blaming everyone but themselves for their own fails? I def don't hate all blks and love my blk friends, but ive also been robbed, almost killed and have been brutalized by blks and so has my family. Even this crazy desire to call yourselves chosen instead of realizing God's chosen are anyone who does his will and truly loves others. I want yall to feel love and live in harmony with all of us, but people need to feel safe and no one wants to take the blame for your own issues. We can't say we love God while hating his other people. God resists the proud and honors the humble

[@saed-sq1kw]

Break it down Brotha!!!

[@D31209]

That's real. It seems like we are the only people that don't work together. Europe and America can't survive without African resources. How can African take back control of their own resources?

[@yeseniah7373]

Take back?! The good land , where the resources are, now belongs to China. About 10% of all land in Africa.

[@jubernardi23]

How USA can’t survive if is one of the biggest country in the natural resources too and one of the biggest in powerful agronomy in world?

[@ms.t4322]

That's not true America can survive.The investments America has in Africa can be found on other countries as well.Many such minerals can be profitable that are indeed from Africa.However, to Black Americans, what is disparaging is that Africans tend to. brag on the resources yet after four hundred years , you still do not benefit as a group. It remains useless to speak of such when as African people as a whole you do not benefit from these resources yourself.They are controlled and exploited by countries throughout the world by colonizers and scamming governments in Africa.Afroca instead of pointing fingers at Black Americans for what we have fought for and incredibly achieved in America.You must fight for your rights as well.It is not our job but yours only..

[@kellyroyds5040]

​​@@jubernardi23The US is balancing on a house of cards, ready to fall.

[@MsDesiree39]

dont worry china will take what's left

[@donbeam4946]

Education! Education! Education! In Ameircal educated blacks live in gated communities and are happily accepted there by their neighbors.

[@uplayitIlisten]

you must do read about yt Karen's who think we are in the wrong neighborhood...please stop living in a fairytale.

[@MizeryScratcher]

yea thats it

[@donbeam4946]

My experience is different. I know for sure you will not move up with out an education.

[@tclass99]

True. This is demonstrated time and time again by African immigrants who come America and have great success. Education is the major focus… not sports… not music… not drugs… EDUCATION. And hard work. And family.

[@MsDesiree39]

bingo, too many dont get that, the ignants feel being on time fr work/speaking well is raccist, hence they lag@99

[@PapBob-jg7rd]

Racial hierarchy exists in the US, Canada, Australia etc colonial . Even Arabs in America are second class citizen like Black .

[@r01dtox15]

in US, we are at the bottom.... Arabs are considered as White.... Steve Jobs _(Apple Founder)_ was an Arab.

[@r01dtox15]

In US, we are at the bottom.... Arabs are considered as White.

[@sarahnamazzi8855]

U r 100% correct. But getting blacks to work together towards value addition to society in general is very difficult But they will work 2gether on anything non productive eg pulling resources for burials, marriages, going to discos etc.

[@PUFFTV1]

EXACTLY! I would NEVER voluntarily visit such an oppressive place as a black Woman! I have heard too many horrific stories you could get trapped their

[@paimei1651]

We got economic apartheid right here in the US, just look at the racial wealth gap.

[@cowel8734]

Fatherless homes and higher crime rates play a huge role. I hate that it is the way it is, but until people see the crime and attitudes change, few will want to hire or take a risk. When 1 in 25 murder, that feels like russian roulette. Crime, attitudes, and obsession with race has pushed everyone who could help away

[@paimei1651]

@@cowel8734 You sound like a SWS. Black men are the most involved fathers, according to the CDC. The racist tropes you mentioned are intended to hide the fact that racially motivated economic exclusion and systemic racism are the reasons for the economic apartheid imposed on black descendants of slaves. If the wealth wasn't stolen from our ancestors in the form of hundreds of years of free labor, followed by Jim Crow apartheid and the targeting of black wealth, those racist tropes wouldn't exist.

[@RashidJorge]

Saudi or other arab countrys are all using the same system, first white system, second arab system.my only advise is if you Work in dubai or western countries, please remember to return back to your country and build a better life with the little money you have save.

[@vereenhall8999]

Salute to you my brother

[@vicferrmat4492]

Why South Africa doesn't take this case to The International Court Of Justice?

[@muchit3629]

Don’t you know that we care and bleed for other people that don’t care about us more than fellow black people. We are doomed. Sometimes I wonder if we are really cursed as a people.

[@JimmyCrackCorn_]

​@@muchit3629💯✊🏿❤

[@2023Lee4]

I saw a lot of opportunities in Africa and I’m an American.

[@clare_jordin]

Most Africans are too busy surviving and dealing with stupid issues like load-shedding to realise those opportunities

[@zodwancube3874]

I Love my African continent cause we are the really people of God

[@kellyroyds5040]

Then act accordingly.

[@cowel8734]

​@@kellyroyds5040truth. God's true people will do the will of God no matter what they look like. Also God's people will love others as equals and not obsess over appearances

[@WhatShouldMatter]

@@cowel8734nope the Bible separated nations and groups

[@gailmiller6333]

@@WhatShouldMatter Yes He did separate into nations but, He has NO favorites. At the Final Judgment EVERYONE will be judged FAIRLY, with no FAVORITISM. Goodby and take care.✌🏿

[@DerrickWeil]

You cannot go to someone else home and demand the best they have, if they invite you in you have accept what they offer and if you do not like stay at home.

[@alsav3292]

Racisme is not something to offer to someone as part of a work package because he works abroad. A human being deserves dignity and consideration.

[@TJ-um8ce]

💯💯💯

[@controller8927]

​@@alsav3292why would you be concern about racis? Don't you know your race, that someone else's to tell you who your're.

[@DerrickWeil]

They chose to go to such a place. And from what I see a lot of it is classism. Migrant workers from any background are treated pretty bad. Racisms may play a part but you seldom hear of wealthy, affluent or even middle class people having any kind of issues.

[@uplayitIlisten]

😂u on something horrible I see

[@romulus5354]

This is crazy I went to Dubai and had a great time. My american born brother in law lives there. I've never experienced racism to know the feeling, but that's horrible. As far as the employment thing, that goes on in every country. I have also been to ghana, and they have regional discrimination. Not even gonna go into the different dialects of the same people it's just weird.

[@tobiasgriffin]

It is because of your American brother or you are rich yourself

[@richieredw9218]

Ugandans has to compete with foreign workers from Asia especially Filipinas when they are hired by Arab employers, there are thousands of stories of foreign workers being abused by their Arab employers and that is not colour based. When it comes to the salaries and types of employment, black people from Africa/ Uganda are low on the list then you have the Indians, and at the top the mzungus. It is true that the Ugandan Govt gets a cut of the money to send their workers to Arab countries and the banks earn the remittances /foreign currency sent back home by Ugandans. One of the biggest problems is that the Ugandan Govt is not taking action to provide jobs at home, they fail miserably to support their own people who have been abused by their Arab employers, and they will not take action to reprimand the Arab country for mistreating Ugandan workers. Even Filipinos who maintain a strong presence in Arab countries doesn't get the justice they deserve when even some of their workers were murdered by their employers, sure they Govt blocked the said country and refused to send their workers there until justice was served for the victims. Things like that will not happen in Uganda and if the Govt decides to boycott that particular country, they will just ban workers from working there like they did in Sri Lanka when one very cruel Saudi woman inserted tens of sewing needles in the arm of her employee, you could see all the needles on X-ray, disgusting, the Sri Lankan Govt called up the Saudi Ambassador to complain of the inhumane treatment of their that particular woman, but it resulted in Saudi Arabia banning Sri Lankan workers from working there and the poor woman didn't even get justice, the bottom line is that if you're a poor country sending workers overseas to Arab countries you're at the mercy of your employer Some employers may be ok but many are devils in disguise.

[@abdirahmanibrahim4443]

Yeah I get I am also from africa let’s be honest I was in dubai and Sharjah I saw a lot of African young men and women homeless I was really shocked the way they survived I never imagined that and then I also find out many of them are selling alcohol and prostitution selling the African girls every corner specially the area hotel I was staying I was shocked and disbelief that kind of low life they living my point i will not be surprised if they get punishment from the government and authorities including the people who lives there I will not surprise I am also african male but no one disrespect me or even look at me differently I ask two guys why not going back home because you really struggling here they say home is worst than here I totally agree with them african mn youth and young generation is been neglected from their African leaders we all now that when

[@charlesjones5451]

Africa is soo screwed up, You have a Continent and over half of the precious minerals in the world you still depend on other countries to survive!!!

[@antoniobeck5051]

The blind leading the blind

[@JERIGNUSS]

That’s a good question: why aren’t there job opportunities in their own country? This goes for all “immigrants” Why aren’t those governments fostering a climate where businesses thrive and hire from within; and if the citizens are not satisfied with those conditions, why don’t they fight for it (democratically) or by any means necessary? When the migrate to another country they’ll just bring their slothful attitude with them and plant themselves in sub-communities within each city: a country within a country.

[@danny2518]

I don't have to watch this video. Who were the biggest slave holders and still are? Don't forget the veil!?

[@traceyannmiller1287]

It’s is true, they are so consumed about leaving their country, the grass is not greener. Then they complain about the new countries system. It’s not going to get better

[@deeringkendrick8388]

I'm sick of this narrative. Why are people still going to these middle eastern countries when it's common knowledge what's going on. My sympathy gauge is on empty.

[@ov9879]

Great video! But perhaps they can see the opportunities in their own homeland but they can make a lot more money abroad to later take advantage of opportunities at home. In some African countries they can build a house for $5000 usd. In their own country it would take forever to get $5000 usd. But in a foreign land land they could get that in a few months even on minimum wages. I know several Africans who have done this. They have come to America and made made money and used the money to buy land and build house, apartments, etc in their home country. So, perhaps everything is not as it appears on the surface.

[@bitokay147]

We stay making every other community richer but our own smh.

[@johnyancey3857]

Not only Uganda the Philippines too

[@BreezeMarc]

Ndagire and Oshay, you are correct!

[@citoyenglobal3348]

Hi Kenganda. I am happy that you have addressed this issue. Here are my answers to some of your questions. Q1. Why are we sending so many Africans to the Middle East? A1. We are not sending them. They are sending themselves because there are few opportunities in our African countries. If they stay around doing nothing they can end up messing their lives and smoke something we don't like. Which parent would like their daughter/son to fail after spending so much on them in school? Q2. How many of us are in the Middle East? A2. Over 170,000 Kenyans and 140,000 Ugandans. Note that the Filipinos alone in the UAE (not other Gulf states) are over 670,000. So we are not there alone and we are few. We will get there soon. The number of Kenyans in the Diaspora is about 3 Million while Ugandans are about 1.5 million. Tanzania has over 370,000 but I think it is because of their English language issue. To go anywhere in this world you must be fluent in English. Q3. Why is this a good thing? A3. I have explained. There are few opportunities around. But we would rather have our people busy over there than stay idle. And then there is the immigrant thing (is it bug or skill). When you go to a new country you assume that you have zero privilege and you have to work like a donkey. That's how America was built. That's why a foreigner can find opportunities in East Africa and I can find opportunities in Western countries. Q4. What are the negatives? A4. We have people coming home in coffins. Then we have people who take our bad habits over there by engaging in illegal activities. In the end, they spoil our brand. These are the people who should not be given passports. But then if it happens in the Western world it can also happen elsewhere.

[@J-uj4wl]

Stay home, it's just that simple, keep yo ask home

[@daphneytennard3267]

That's what I say if Africa have all of this and resources why the f*** are they leaving their country going to other countries looking for work. The motherless land! I mean they're all over the world they're leaving their Homeland coming to others for work!!!

[@mamaafrican4958]

Tell them again ooo

[@jamaican_cute_gal3427]

I lived and worked all throughout the middle east, including Dubai, luckily under US forces, so I did not experience what the Africans go through. The Emirates will NEVER hire Africans in high level jobs in Dubai. They are extremely rich, and will only hire africans, Indians, Chinese, etc. as service workers for them. It's harsh, but that's the sad reality.

[@purpleglitter9596]

I've watched documentaries that those women basically end up being slaves. And sometimes it murdered by their employers. If they don't cooperate. I don't understand why Africa doesn't protect its citizens. Why don't they love their people.

[@herogebrial]

Some end up selling that 🍑. It's disheartening

[@tytemind7850]

So stay in your country!

[@badluck1981]

Did you know Yemen have slaves to this day, and also Libya is still currently selling slaves.

[@jessicawilkes3637]

You got to be crazy to go over there!

[@rantzqu7612]

This is obviously geared towards those without higher education. The higher education, the better opportunities you are presented with. Again speaking on experience. I've been offered a job in Dubai because of programming skills. When you are a skilled worker, opportunities are much more. Educate yourselves. Africans migrating to Canada with an education are landing in high paying positions, same in America. EDUCATE YOURSELVES

[@daphneytennard3267]

This is why I say Africa is not the motherland... people have to come to other countries to get educated and to get jobs if Africa have so much resources and have so many opportunities why not educate their own people? and find and create jobs for their own people? they can't do it they have to go to other places to get it done.

[@bbpersonalpage1613]

I 💯 a little. They still shouldn't mistreat them just because they lack education. That right there is WRONG It falls under discrimination, that's like discriminating against those with a disability. Also keep in mind NO job description is beneath another . Every job has its own purpose, they disparately need workers for these jobs so they need to APPROPRIATE those who are WILLING to perform those duties . These jobs are HARDCORE , in my book those who work in the field in hot sun should get higher pay then those sitting behind a desk .. Being highly educated doesn't give anyone a pass to MISTREAT someone else . Maids are helpers , if people could do all that work themselves cleaning behind themselves and their own families then they wouldn't NEED to hire someone to help take that burden off .. Anyone who is helping you and making your life less stressful deserves respect and fair treatment. But then again those in higher education are not being taught "HIGH MORAL " values that need to be taught along with those DEGREES

[@rantzqu7612]

@onalpage1613 Suggesting that those with higher education have low morals is a mistake. Good family values, respect to your family name, doing better for your childrens sake. These are all reasons why people seek higher education. I am not saying ignorance does not exist, but if you want to prevent yourself from being treated as a slave, become more educated so you can be the head instead of the tail. This will present different opportunities where you may not need to subject yourself to daily arrogance. Suggesting that sitting at a desk, in my case, writing code everyday is easier than working in a field under the sun, (which i do when i am not at my desk) is quite ridiculous and disrespectful. I put the work in. Put the work in your self and stop complaining and blaming others for your own state that YOU created for yourself

[@felishasweet7579]

❤ Thank you!! Some of these people responding clearly lack comprehensive skills. How can one not understand that a higher education is needed to land better positions in employment?

[@user-hl7lx8ds7t]

REAL TALK

[@JourneywithMAMAZURI-hb8nr]

Who in their right mind would just let their women go to another country and be a mammy. WILL THE REAL MEN PLEASE STAND UP!!! FYI: seems like American born blacks are the only ones not having it and speaking up. We really are the light of the world!!!

[@journeylife7491]

What is the reason to not travel to Dubai?

[@OliverNorth9729]

I guess if you're lgbt.

[@gagoomt4076]

@@OliverNorth9729thank God! They should stay in America.

[@monicagomez4616]

It seems as though it’s more about Africans from the continent going to Dubai to work that you are addressing, not ‘Black peoples’. Which ‘Black people’ and why say ‘Black people’ when there the option of saying Africans? Just wondering.🤔

[@felishasweet7579]

It was 'Clickbait' I thought the same thing too, because no Black American in their right mind would buy an $1100 plane ticket to fly to the middle east to work for peanuts. The plane ticket alone is more than what they are being paid monthly to slave for those Arabs. There are contracts for skilled U.S. citizens that pay high salaried tax free dollars.

[@macc_4]

Africa as a whole, must create a middle class

[@Bekindloveis]

Its true what the guy said expats in middle east countries hire mostly from their same kind cos my friend who is expat there experienced that on the other hand i think that happens in all countries in every society i am sure that also happens in Africa but when the shoe is on the other foot of course there is dissatisfaction no one likes to feel discriminated against 😳

[@thetruedoctrineofchristnet7473]

O'shay please do a video on the wome whonhave loving healthy marraiges with AFRICAN MEN who is not getting beat on!! We exist sir!

[@MaLiArtworks186]

Sounds like Middle Passage to me!

[@hyacinthjarrett8637]

That's what happens when you refuse to build your own. Build our own.

[@GoldaMizrahi]

A single negative experience shouldn't shape our perception of an entire country. In today's global job market, employers prioritize talent over appearance, prompting many countries to reassess their visa policies to attract much-needed skilled professionals.

[@King-ww1kz]

You know if you stick together and build up your own country???

[@stephye.4868]

Most of this is true, but it primarily comes down to mindset and personal standards. Many Africans arriving in Dubai often aim for low-paying and menial jobs. No one is forcing you to become a cleaner or a security guard. In my conversations with some of them, including the educated ones, it became clear that it’s more about mindset and standards than anything else. No form of racism can stop you from succeeding if you know your worth. That is why the same treatment is happening even on the continent. Sad

[@billyhardin4846]

With all that money you would think they could afford soap with their body odor

[@bernardowens7417]

Your hard work should come at a very high price if they won’t do it themselves