WHY BLACK AMERICANS ARE LEAVING AFRICA, BITTER TRUTH, must watch

[@Giresworld]

Thanks to everyone supporting the channel, it means alot to me🖤

[@lorenzbeaumacc1175]

U are a gorgeous sister

[@otisbillups4150]

From, New York , New York you Speak "TRUTH" MY SISTER !

[@otisbillups4150]

And you are " Beautiful" Awesome !

[@otisbillups4150]

It's about time , some one like you tell speak Truth, my ( SISTER ) SHALOM,PEACE AND LOVE 2 " MOTHERLAND" ALKEBULAN, Africa ,Mother of mankind's . May " YAHWEH " holy/Spirit,Supernatural one, unseen one, hidden one . Bless you . SHALOM,PEACE And Love ❤

[@Silverbackugx]

I've lived in Uganda for over two years now. It is only not cheap because of the over charging and scamming that you will endure until you get your bearings. There is ALOT of backwardness that you will be solicited to adopt or assimulate into, resistance is essential for your own sanity. Staying focused on your goals and brushing off the constant begging will see your ideas and projects come to fruition. No one that is local is going to take in mind or care that you're a foreigner trying to survive in a foreign land with zero support from government or family. The fact that you have earned your money may be an abstract concept to many. The real entitlement is that of the Africans who think they are entitled to your hard earned money as if it was a gift to you in America. They will blame the media for the ignorance and lack understanding to see you as a person rather than an opportunity. Africa is not for everyone, especially if you have no survival skills.

[@Ndagire]

🖤🖤

[@benbo7042]

Go back to your country and deal with your cops. You guys complain on everything on this earth. You complain in your country about racism, police brutality, etc and when you come to Africa, you still complain. The problem is YOU. You can never be satisfied anywhere. It has do with how you grew up.

[@dennisrobinson8008]

Sounds like the same anywhere

[@APOLO-oq3ce]

In all those Ugandans you have mentioned iam assuring you to put your mind at ease. It sure won't be be me, begging your cash. And as soon as my medical treatment is done I plan to get back home to Bombo where I was raised, iam not intrested in city life.

[@Silverbackugx]

@@APOLO-oq3ce I wish you well, and good health, safe travels. Uganda is my country of CHOICE despite any negative experiences, the beauty, the potential, and the everyday reality present challenges to overcome and realize great rewards. God be with you in you medical procedures and enjoy being at home.

[@themelanatedmr.mosley]

Sister, I really respect and totally agree with you. I'm from Compton, California and my family and I have lived here in The Gambia, West Africa for nearly three years. I've seen people come and go. I've always encouraged my subscribers to do their due diligence before moving here. No one should ever be offended by the truth.

[@Ndagire]

That's right 🖤

[@worldwide7657]

Brother I lived off Alondra , I've been here on the continent for 12 yrs, Nigeria and Ghana, also staed 2 yrs in Sierra Leone. How do u like Gambia?

[@benbo7042]

You are absolutely right. Doing a due diligence is very very important.

[@themelanatedmr.mosley]

@worldwide7657 It's cool here in Gambia. I worked on myself before moving to the continent. I live within my means, I'm not trying to save Africa, I embrace the culture, I don't feel the need to "fit in" or be accepted by the locals, and I don't try to control things that I can't (i.e poor infrastructure, lack of knowledge of Africans in the diaspora, limited access to quality goods, being taken an advantage of once locals hear my accent, overcharged for second hand goods, pervasive corruption, cultural norms, political and religious ideologies, etc.). If you can manage to develop your own way of handling some of these inevitable challenges, then living in Gambia will be fine.

[@japhya0378]

I live in NYC. There are a community of Gambian here. Most of them say that they would never move back to Gambia because of the scamming, beggN and criminals.

[@mma7120]

I’m only interested in going where I am wanted and appreciated. Being price gouged because you think I’m rich is offensive and counterproductive. If your people don’t know my history that puts me at a double disadvantage and makes it harder for me to navigate and interact with people. Proper education has to be a priority before real cooperation and understanding can be achieved.

[@SelEsther]

How about you start appreciating others? You guys are not a price, if not just stay in the US and keep being treated as a minority… I’m not African, but any country that you go to, you’re just a person, not a god. No body will treat you like a god lol

[@dareo25]

...many Africans don't know about the trans-Atlantic slave trade ...many don't know racism.

[@dude3277]

100%

[@victorrichardson8260]

I agree with you 100%.

[@toutmanifik4553]

I feel you. I'm from Cali, but I live in Belgium. When I got here, I wanted to get my hair braided. Went in, and the African lady said 75 for braids. Sent my white friend in, and she told him 35. Hollered at my South African folks and him and the folks damn near said it at the same time. Once that African woman heard my American accent, she thought of money. It's not only in Africa we Americans are looked at this way. Not all Africans here treat me that way, though. Only a few. Most are hella cool.

[@khabasahure9840]

i know a lot of AA who are in AFrica for years !!!!! and they learn to adjust to certain things and they are happy

[@Ndagire]

That's right

[@benbo7042]

Those are the ones who came before the KZbin era. No one lied to them or misinformed them. They came with the conviction to stay no matter what and they stayed.

[@lindastaves5042]

So refreshing to see someone not over simplify moving to a new country like its easy. I just want the diaspora who are there to be honest. Thank you my sister.

[@Ndagire]

🖤

[@rukam3]

Don’t bring the “ugly American”’attitude into the continent. Humility will take you far & be open minded.

[@ccjjock4002]

THIS IS WHAT I HAVE BEEN SAYING FOR US NOT TO BRING THAT BABYLONIAN TOXICITY WITH US HOME 🏡 TO THE MOTHERLAND.

[@Gerrardboss-v2g]

It's sad that people who's ancestors were cruelly enslaved and sold go right back to their abusers centuries later , only to get taken advantage of all over again ! 🙄🤔☹️

[@MountH212]

Who sold who? The narrative of the enslavers, right?

[@rain1676]

@@MountH212me I soled them

[@beach_boy1141]

@@rain1676 Stop selling people

[@JoannA-sweetly]

Real history right there - ignorance or denial does not matter…

[@malijaqueline7625]

@gerrarddennis342 Their real abusers are here in America.

[@victorthomas7667]

I'm an ADOS Man here in America with our 250 years of family lineage. ADOS are Americans ,and not Africans, culturally , expressly and institutionally. As a result, i believe some ADOS/Black Americans may come to see and understand themselves through their experience in Africa, and return HOME to America. ADOS/Black Americans are being sold the dream, but are left on their own to find out the realities. This, 'Dream of the Motherland", partly due the idealism of Pan Africanism that is sold to ADOS over the years when Africa was more foreign. Yet, if ADOS/Black Americans were moving to say Asia or Europe, they would be more honest about those realities that they are headed into before going.

[@suzettemclachlam514]

Sometimes you ppl act like ppl begged you to go to the continent....Stay where you are but some ppl would rather live elsewhere.

[@beyourself2444]

I am from the Caribbean and I agree 100%. The West Indies is my homeland and my heritage. I will visit Africa but never ever live there, we're too different culturally.

[@Decoda-k]

Great content! Unfortunately many see the big houses that is being shared on KZbin so they assume that is the Standard.. they arrive and realize that right outside the lavish buildings targeting diasporas/expatriates lies an alternate universe

[@humphreysmith3273]

Sister, Peace and Blessings... Missed your content. I retired last July and moved to Tanzania 🇹🇿. I am Jamaican born, but lived in New York for 51 years. Obviously, I have my retirement pension, so I can survive nicely. What I love about Afrika is the calmness. Understand that the US is a savage country, violent in ways you cannot imagine. Add to that the cruelty and sadistic attitude of the pale parasites. I much prefer to live among my sisters and brothers, who are not consumed by anger and violence. Much love ❤️ from Dar Es Salaam.....

[@Ndagire]

one love🖤🖤

[@reginasmith6276]

So lucky wish I can get out of this country :(

[@humphreysmith3273]

@Regina Smith Cousin Regina, Thank 😊 you for your kind words. I am wishing for you the opportunity to visit the continent. For me, it was like going back to Jamaica 🇯🇲. It is very similar in regards to the manner of life, the speed and cadence of the daily routine. Americans are usually in a rush, all the time.... Over here, things take a little time to get done, and people are far more patient. But I am convinced that the lessening of stress will help to extend our lives. Sending you love ❤️ from Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania 🇹🇿 . Be strong cousin, have courage, and do not let Satan defeat you. I am always here if you wish to chat.

[@humphreysmith3273]

@Ndagire My Esteemed Sister, If you ever want to gain insight on the American Society, Culture, History, Racist Culture, or Structure, just send me a note. Happy to fill in the blanks, if you wish to have a full idea of the conditions under which your family is forced to exist. Amerikkka is a Fascist, Corporate Entity, devoted solely to the denigration of African People. Both born outside of and inside the Afrikan Continent. All you need to be mistreated is our skin, and concentration of Melanin. Amerikka = Anti Afrikan.

[@marial8415]

@humprhreysmith3273 That makes no sense, do you understand statistics? A good deal of the violent crime comes from the 13% but okay if it makes you feel better and superior.

[@RTB-d2h]

Thank you for your information. That was helpful.

[@zebra3455]

Everyone in America doesn't have money. Some people are too poor to even get a passport or visa to leave, or even have the mindset to want to leave. Some Americans leave the continent and come back to BABYLON because they overspend and their money ran out.

[@valenciaandrews-pirtle6693]

I like that you spoke the truth. I’ve been with my husband to the continent three times and I’ve visited several countries some twice. I believe African-Americans should redeem the blood and sweat of their ancestors on this soil in the United States so that we can fix ourselves. I’m praying that all the African countries will never allow colonization to continue to destroy some of their countries. As an African-American, I am the result of horrific, colonization and slavery. I would really hate to see the continent that I see as my “mother continent” not become healed, because of greedy hand exchanges. Bottom line: stay put and fix home first.

[@KuttyJoe]

Our situation in America is not going to get fixed. I can't say that I have any faith that Africa can be fixed either. As time goes on, we are falling further behind. Our condition in America is a disaster in every meaningful measure. And frankly, it's probably impossible to fix our minds when we are still living underneath the foot of our oppressor. I'm living in Ghana now and I still don't know if I can get rid of the trauma of America, but I'm not experiencing it every second of everyday like in America. The world here is a reflection of me.

[@reginasmith6276]

@@KuttyJoe Wow I wish I can go and experience right now, it takes money to go visit. I wish, I tried looking into nonprofit organizations to go as a group they charging people now not fair ..

[@wwddwi2183]

@@KuttyJoe Bruv, get up with your ancestors. The motherland is the origin of melanin. We honor not worship our ancestors. Peace to the Gods of the earth ✌🏿💯🔆❤️♾🫡👍🏿

[@gloriabowie5629]

@@KuttyJoe I don’t fill like I’m being oppressed and I love America, and I’m glad I live here

[@gloriabowie5629]

@@wwddwi2183 Amen

[@davidacres1908]

thank you for sharing it was very informative

[@glenoneill3950]

THE GRASS ALWAYS LOOKS GREENER ON THE OTHER SIDE.....UNTIL YOU GET TO THE OTHER SIDE....NO SUPRISE HERE..

[@charleswise1045]

So SO good to see you! And thanks for this vid! Lot of good information and truth. Bless you!

[@Uncle-Basil]

Thanks for sharing, you mentioned a lot of very good points. As for me, I've been planning for over a year now to move to Ghana and depending on how you live it can be cheap or very expensive. What I have learned is that if you want to live an American lifestyle in the continent, it can get expensive very fast, so you have to establish a budget and stick to it because things can add up fast.

[@LuvSol427]

I appreciate your straight forward honesty. Very useful! Thank You Lovely Sis!

[@hollis9524]

Great video! thank you for sharing!

[@teddydavis2339]

African Americans are romanticizimg Africa. They are also looking for their place. There is a lack of unity amongst the African Americans in the US. Unity and self love would resolve so many problems. African Americans put their people last unlike other communications. Many Africans Americans are moving to Portugal, which is the first country to traffic millions of slaves to the Americas. They have nothing to offer our people. Unfortunately, our people still have a lot to learn. You are so right.

[@juliamccarthy6695]

You are so right when you say there isn’t unity among African Americans. Iam Hispanic, and we tent to stick together.

[@brendabrown7130]

Thank you for this video. Truth really means something.

[@sharonmuhammad6313]

A positive , intelligent and necessary conversation. Thank you for having the courrage to speak plain truth

[@JayHughes-d1s]

I think this is very practical and necessary advice. I love this information

[@ednaspralling7869]

I am proud to be an American. The third world mentality and lowering my standards is simply not good for me. My ancestry is in Africa but I am an American and have no plans on leaving my country permanently, I'm good here and will continue to do me. God bless the USA.

[@Blacksongbird-r4c]

My Ancestors were sold into slavery. So visiting Africa, I might one day however I’m an American who happens to have African roots. African corruption & bribery has never changed. So I’ll stay where I am. The U.S. is not the best country but it’s definitely not the worse. It was built on the backs of my Ancestors misery, so NO I’m not going anywhere!🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@charliewhite2625]

I'm African American, and I'm planning on moving to the continent in the next 5 to 6 years after I retire for the second time. Notice I said "planning." I'm making sure I have enough money saved and my finances are sufficient, I'm researching cost of living and possible job opportunities, I'm researching health care, I'm looking at securing housing before I move, I'm researching African drivers licenses, petro gasoline prices and purchasing a vehicle, I'm looking at different African countries' laws, social, political and economic climates, I'm researching citizenship, I'm researching buisness and real-estate opportunities, I'm researching land ownership, I'm doing research on the different cultures, customs and languages I must learn how to speak. I believe that most African Americans who are leaving the continent did not research and properly plan financially in the first place.

[@charliewhite2625]

Africa is no exception. If living in Africa is just as expensive as living in the West or America, as a African American black man, I'd rather live in Africa than continue living in America with anti-black oppression.

[@AbO-xm1bt]

Do do it. You are second class citizen more to China or the Filppins

[@charliewhite2625]

@Ab O I'm first class all day every day. I even fly first class because I can. I'm retired military, and I currently work for the U.S. government helping my fellow veterans and looking at retirement for the second time. I also own several rental properties. Through 24 years of military service, I've traveled to several European, Asian, and Middle Eastern countries. I've vacationed in nothing but Carribean and African nations, like Ghana, South Africa, Nigeria, Tanzania, and Madagascar, just to name a few. I've noticed for a long time now that no matter where black people are on this planet, and regardless of our status in life, all other groups of people collectively have a negative implicit bias towards black people and treat black people with disdainful hatred, contempt and discrimination. Collectively, black people have never done anything wrong to these other groups of people to make them treat us this way. When I visit Africa, I feel relaxed and truly free as a black human being. I don't have the psychological burden of being reminded of my ancestors' trauma or worrying about the cops being called on me and getting brutilized or murdered or being racially discriminated against just for being African American. This is what happens to black people in America on a daily basis. So I'm taking my money, my business sense, my skills and talents, and my knowledge too Africa. More importantly, it feels good knowing that I'm moving to Mama Africa, the homeland of my enslaved African ancestors. I stand on their shoulders. If it wasn't for their strength, struggle, and sacrifices surviving the worst atrocities and all types of brutality and hardship, no African American would be alive today.

[@hotrodvybz]

Invest in stock markets in African countries they are actually very cheap as of now but in the near future they will rise this is a good long term investment plan

[@AbO-xm1bt]

@Reuben Gitau stocks when they don't have electricity but generators and no plumbing or proper sewage. Black Americans should invest in China

[@WazirinJosnEnvirons]

less than 10% of all African-Americans that visit Africa are willing to make it long term and from that number maybe 2% actually do stay (long term). So why does it seem caucasians have a better retention rate in Africa? Are they better prepared or is their experiences give them nostalgic colonially vibes which encourages them to stay.

[@vicferrmat4492]

You are doing good work.

[@yvonneadongo2304]

Main thing is most don't have the resources in places to move/stay in Africa.

[@rainbowtrust6347]

Can't say you're the first to tell this bitter truth. But it is for individuals to grasp it and decide wisely.🧏‍♀️ I love you dear sister 👩‍⚕️from my favorite country. Big love to African Americans brothers and sisters 🇺🇲 & 🇺🇬 🌍

[@SirJayDubya]

The best place we Black Americans can go on the African continent is Liberia. We can go there, apologize for what our ancestors done to them, work with the indigenous people of the land and prioritize their needs , and make liberia an economic powerhouse. Y'all know we can do if we decide . One thing i love about being black American is the family feel no matter where you live in the country. Two black guys will be fist fighting and still refer to each other as bro while cursing each other out and fighting one another.....it's crazy but shows there's still love and respect. I am proud of being Black American. I love black Americans and all we got is us at the end of the day. It's like the world hates us, even Africa....why? Are we the chosen ones? Israel? Why are we the ines picked out to be picked on by all others? Help me understand.

[@thenomadicninja517]

Excalty herbew isrealites

[@edtravels7661]

Great video sister. I was born in Jinja. Keep up the good work.

[@intimacywithjc]

It must be nice that everyone can come to America with two pennies in the pockets and immediately get access to government assistance, but we can’t do the same in their countries!

[@jeromejenkins151]

This right here! They can come here flat broke but we have to show them what's in our bank accounts? He'll no! Never! If I were a billionaire I wouldn't go there. I'm nobody's fool.

[@parishers6351]

Thank for for address the entitlement issue because it’s the culture here in America

[@africaine4889]

Even Africans who have lived in Africa ans went to the west and come back are the most entitled I tell u

[@edtravels7661]

Thanks! I was born in Jinja. Great Video

[@Ndagire]

much love

[@kerinkellynerdcorner]

Thanks!

[@Ndagire]

one love

[@abdooalaly4562]

Thank you alot

[@babatundeorisadele2095]

Researching our history past, present, and future. Doing my research so that I can visit you next year 😋.

[@marcopowell8465]

My sista you absolutely correct I salute you I have always said that whoever country you go in Africa you have to do your homework before going My sista I LOVE YOUR ENTHUSIASM KEEP THE GOO WORK

[@bigboy501son]

Im going to be honest here, i keep hearing the same things that we must come there and create jobs. For me this is what turns me off about the continent that i must come there and just give in order to be there. Too many times i hear from native born africans that we have to pay them more not what's currently being payed. If i am coming there its to assist and help grow not be the sole source of income for everyone.

[@JohnThomas-li2vi]

The African American community should come to South Africa before any other part of Africa. You will come away a different perspective then if you would have went to an eastern or western African country.

[@stevesteve7162]

People dont let this discourage you. Go and see how it is. Its better than livin in a country that makes you uncomfortable untill you ignore it

[@1maggotbrain]

thanks Beautiful!

[@ndingere7857]

My sister, improve on your title. There are WAY MORE African Americans STAYING in Africa than those that return to America. And most that return, do so to save money and come back. So, your title is factually incorrect. You can easily correct it by adding the word: some. Why Some Black Americans Are Leaving Africa.

[@SelEsther]

Nahh seen way to many videos of people complaining, cause they just want to be comfy.

[@japhya0378]

I think it's a lot deeper than that sis. Black Americans are not used to the scamming that goes on in Africa. And black Americans are not used to not having certain amenities at their disposal. Call it spoil if you may, but it's about culture. A lot of black Americans also thought that they would be able to live comfortably in Africa just because they go to the continent with a pocket full of money, only to realize that with the scamming and overpricing, their money didn't or will not last long. I noticed that a lot of Caribs are also returning to their countries. As for the entitlement, Africans come to the US with the same attitude, as they think they should be entitled to the same civil rights as black Americans. So perhaps that's why some Americans have an entitled attitude when they go to the continent. As an American, I don't have expectations of Africa. I would have to spend time there. I have visited the continent twice and I enjoyed it. But I don't think I would ever want to live there.

[@lisalee1675]

What you are talking about is honestly the truth.

[@forktongue9065]

Why are so many Africans from the diaspora doing so well in Rwanda ?What can you do to make your brothers and sisters settle in your country ?You can have an agency to help persons relocate ,a flourishing business could spring up with positive ideas ? Yours truly objective African .

[@africaine4889]

A lot of them are leaving Rwanda to. Videos have been made on the subject

[@lawrencedesmondleach]

I've been in love with Uganda for a long time, ever since the Queen of Katwe. Even now, I have on a hockey jersey that says UGANDA on front. I study Luganda, so when I get there, I'll be able to say things in the local language in Kampala and Jinja, of where I wish to visit. I also study Swahili, but Luganda is number one. Plus, and I hope you don't mind me saying so here, but NKWAGALA! Njagala nnyo engeri gy’oyogeramu era osikiriza nnyo. I would love to go to Uganda and find you! Ok, back to the video. L

[@advils12]

As a Foundational Blackman, 1st and foremost, I'm not interested in moving to Africa, however, visiting, I can tolerate! The Foundational Black American has our own culture. Hence, the culture of black in America has been dissected by so many non-grassroots or FBA"s. The Foundational Black Americans are a special people with a unique history incomprehensible to immigrants! Those that do come to America or see excerpts on the internet on Foundational Black people are mostly insulting! I'm tired of those dictating my historical saga with manipulation benefiting themselves, and using FBAs as catalysts! That said; The damage that has been done to my ancestors is so diabolical, atrocious, and unforgiving. Pay us reparations 16 trillion and counting! We do not need to go on the African continent begging that's INSANITY!! What we have already been through as a people, no one gets to dictate otherwise!!! The USA owes us the Foundational Black reparations, that include Africa! I can spend 20 unuseful minutes explaining why and how, ergo, that subject is for another time. Until then, I'll remain in the struggle of Blackness, for we are a special people a unique people!

[@AmandaFromWisconsin]

No one group is special or unique over the other.

[@advils12]

@@AmandaFromWisconsin Ok, ok, I don't usually respond to ignorance... However, let me enlighten your dimness concerning who I am. The grassroots Black or Foundational Black American... Hence, our ingenuity is responsible for the lights when you turn on the switch when you use the bathroom hopefully you use soap, toothpaste mouth wash antibiotics your car you drive if you own one when you get to the traffic light maybe you want to take a trip to Washington Dc. the White House as well as the city built by Foundational Black Americans. Moreover, cellphones, helicopters, refrigerators, lawnmowers, cotton gins, stoves, and elevators. This is just a glimpse of our accomplishments. I can take you up on so many attributes that We are the foundational Black Without us there is NO United States of America! We Changed the World!! Not just the United States. From this country's conception, immigrants have always attempted to shoehorn themselves in the foundational black story, until they hear the truth... For we are the truth, a very special people with a history, unlike any other group of people! Nothing to prove, for it, has already been done! Your ignorance is astonishing! To my People Foundational Black Americans Happy Juneteenth this is exclusively our moment of freedom finalized June 19, 1865, in Galveston Texas. I Love my people!! We have no friends! We welcome real allies.

[@sierraleonediamondexplorat2080]

If you are for reparations than make a case for it, spend the 20 min and enlighten us...

[@1maggotbrain]

dude , realize FBA is a scam

[@Gerrardboss-v2g]

I'm interested to know if black Americans consider asking for reparations from the African countries that enslaved and sold their ancestors ?

[@terrigordi4270]

When you live abroad especially in Canada USA and UK, people always think you have money so I understand that many African would think blacks from developing countries have money. I am from the Caribbean and people are always expecting something.

[@dareo25]

...bottom line ...don't come broke.

[@jepkemei]

This is so common sense! Do your due diligence. Understand nuances.

[@globalflyera332]

I think African Americans should read about the Liberian experience. It takes concessions, adaptation, and time to fit into African societies. With their Western culture, one should expect some clash with local cultures. But that's ok It just takes some understanding and subtlness to make the fold. Whether you come as a tourist, an investor, an entrepreneur, an ICT expert, a consultant, or a trainer in various fields, a land developer etc, ...I still believe that, on average, you can live a better life with less in Africa.

[@suzettemclachlam514]

It could be if ppl over there weren't so dishonest and deceptive.

[@hizstory1813]

oh wow, I was gonna ask you about online language classes. Do they exist? give me a lead. please ... thank you.. you give good insight.. thank you for your tips

[@sabrinahoward5891]

My back to Africa movement has been in the works for several years. If you are coming to the continent, you must have several income streams. Don't expect to get a job unless you speak one of the dominant languages fluently or at least be able to navigate (Mo le so ede Yoruba die), also you should have a money degree (science, engineering, computer science, business (program management), international law, medicine). Be business minded, there are a lot of opportunities but there are also a lot of people who will steer you in the wrong direction. You must appreciate the culture, learn the culture, be respectful, open-minded, bring your value, be discerning, and business acumen.

[@ragekingleoTv]

Yeah I'm good on Africa I'm just stay in America better laws

[@jocelynbakon6417]

I have to add that black Americans are spoiled without realizing it. We are use to certain things.

[@junelucas510]

I understand how u spek

[@ninjanana8730]

I think all you have to do these days is see the video's of African's risking their lives in tiny boats to get out.That should tell you something about what is going on in these countries whether financial or from wars.

[@warrior1657]

Great video! If a diaspora is considering a move to Uganda, what business would be recommended and which business should one avoid?

[@stevesteve7162]

They not gonna answer that I think the whole point was to discourage us

[@UzoMakeMoneyAfrica]

I kinda just shrug it all off. The biggest issue I have is the lying and the begging. NO ONE respects either of those, and that's all over the place, which I have been to each sector. It's okay, because I am using my weight to build business with those FEW who are legitimately looking to do business.

[@suzettemclachlam514]

I'm not sure why ppl from the diasporia feel the can't go back and forth.

[@stonepony2285]

💞

[@mikega1252]

You are such beautiful and sweet sister.

[@ThobileMacaws]

What I always recommend is for the diaspora to first study the region they intend to relocate to. Southern Afrika can offer a homely environment for many coming from the US or even Europe… adjusting down there wouldn’t be as stressful as other parts of the continent… however lo and behold they always prefer West Afrika, test West Afrikans themselves are fleeing … Many won’t even consider the Kingdom of Eswatini due to western propaganda- yet it’s one country that has a lot to offer.

[@JoannA-sweetly]

Unemployment at 50% and just like anywhere in the world locals get jobs first…..

[@JayHughes-d1s]

I have an idea for how Uganda can draw middle income black Americans to Uganda. Create a new visa or maybe dual citizenship that would allow black Americans with an income higher than 60k Or combined income of over 90k to come to Uganda with conditions to follow the rules of Uganda and the black Americans would also need to teach the Ugandans specialized education like computer engineering and infrastructure design. Maybe a Ugandan family could sponsor the black American. Uganda could require Black Americans would be required to learn the most popular Ugandan language. I’m thinking out loud and will make more comments on this topic later….

[@victorrichardson8260]

Yeah Im good. Either I will state in the states where i have saving stocked up and a hime or Ill move to another country that is my money goes a lot further and Im more accepted. Will visit africa but to me its a lot of difference with us. Very big gap in lanaguage tradition and easy to take advantage of me cause 8m not from there. Im good. No thanks

[@jerrybooker-bm4nu]

And one more thing...... A lot of our people are moving to Africa and don't even know their own history in America,i rest my case!😯

[@Ndagire]

we just need to try help ourselves as people or we are still not going to break free

[@KuttyJoe]

What exactly was your case?

[@jerrybooker-bm4nu]

@@KuttyJoe smh,I rest my case!🤦🏿‍♂️

[@KuttyJoe]

@@jerrybooker-bm4nu Yeah, you said that.

[@Merkyaself1917]

​@@KuttyJoey stay, when they're destroying it. White folks are even moving to Africa.

[@anngayle9731]

Those in the Diaspora, that don't Understand scripture.., Going to Africa ahead of Christ's Promise , to Take you back to the land Promise to Abraham Isaac and Jacob whose name was changed to Israel. God promised His people that was scattered to the four corners of the world.

[@mensahtalk2367]

Uganda has some beautiful women

[@tanukemusiccompany3314]

You are beautiful love from New Jersey

[@tymanung6382]

Then there are countries that speak French or Portuguese as official languages that could cause more problems for English speakers.

[@amonone399]

We are indigenous Americans not Black Americans, black is an adjective not a nationality.

[@juliettebennette9840]

How many do you know leave?

[@Charles-o3n]

Most Africans are dying to come to America!

[@hillieduvalier]

Yh they believe the propaganda.... .

[@doreennakandakafuko2607]

For yo money and bring it back to africa

[@africaine4889]

Not this african woman. And lots of African people aren't dying to move to America especially when they good in afrixa

[@Charles-o3n]

@@africaine4889 no disrespect but I was on a dating site called Afro introductions 99.9% of this African women were literally begging to come to America! Those are facts

[@kennedyolang1175]

Well everyone need a change of sine in one way or the other, its a normal thing and there is nothing wrong with that .

[@dacoolman6837]

So what you're saying is an AfroDescent who ancestors were stolen from the continent of Africa must be a business person who can employ and make Africans money to be welcomed back to the continent. Not every AfroDecendant has a business or is interested in business. Some just want to return and make a life for themselves. Thanks for being honest. Now I know I'm basically not wanted and won't be able to survive unless I reach this very high bar.

[@sierraleonediamondexplorat2080]

They were not stolen, they were sold by other africans to the highest bidder. It was just business for all involved.

[@dacoolman6837]

Stolen, sold...both occurred. Many were stolen from their tribes as children and then sold. And it was not "just a business transaction for all involved" as my ancestors lost everything dear to them. That said, my point is the same. You want to deal with my point?

[@sierraleonediamondexplorat2080]

@@dacoolman6837 Bro, your ancestors were sold by other african tribes. The institution of slavery has been around from times memorial and it was always the strong sujugating the weak. Strong african tribes dominated the weaker african tribes just like anywhere else in the world. Maybe this is the first time you hear this and if so... I am sorry for that.

[@dacoolman6837]

@@sierraleonediamondexplorat2080 Sir, I know all that. That said, my comment still stands regarding this video. Further, there is a such thing as reparations in international law. If Africa has ANY care of the atrocity of what happened to my ancestors and their descendants, then it can show that by providing reparations and a welcome environment rather than what the commentor says is the situation there. .

[@cats362]

@@dacoolman6837 lol so your looking for the free dollar being a victim, look up first slave owner in the U.S. he was black, along with many many other black slave owners

[@anasgraham2026]

Please no disrespect to my American Brothers and Sisters but can you say anything if Jamaicans or amy West Indians.meaning Carribeans are moving to Uganda

[@Ndagire]

we have all kinds of people from around the world living in Uganda ☺️

[@anasgraham2026]

@@Ndagire yeah but ive not seen any yardies posting anything from there.i know many are in Tanzania and Ethiopia but not heard about Uganda or kenya where i was

[@naye5178]

​@@anasgraham2026 what are yardies??

[@SelEsther]

Depends on the Caribbean countries, PR, DR and Cuba have no intensions on moving to Africa. It’s usually the mono-racial Caribbean Countries. However, its mostly African Americans because of how they are treated in the US

[@africaine4889]

​@@SelEstheru have afro Brazilians who can afford it moving more and more to Angola and mozambique. Most of the afro Latinos can't afford moving to Africa. Have been to Cuba. Colombia and talked to them. If only u knew how many would love to move to Africa but can't

[@cgt18777]

Ibjust counted like 8 contenents in Africa rhat end with A. Tanzania, Ghaba, Liberia, Kenya, Somalia, Ethiopia, Etatria, Uganda, Rwanda....Im sure there is more. What are they?😁

[@gadsonkamawu764]

Relax Bethlehem you I'll get used to it👉🌍

[@calvinlamontmerrill8208]

How can Black American man meet a beautiful African woman like yourself

[@africaine4889]

Travel to Africa

[@rv-jn7wn]

Learn to Speak the language and things will change!!!!

[@itsTheTruthTeller]

It's good. Let them fix their communities in the states because that's their home, the same way how we're fixing our countries coz this is our home. After we're done fixing our homes and our communities then we can meet at the table, have our sessions and know if we can come together or if we can be cohesive with each other from across the pond on each side

[@ccjjock4002]

THIS SITUATION IN (BABYLON) AMERICA WILL NEVER GET FIXED, BECAUSE IF YOU WATCH AND LISTEN TO THE VIDEO CLIP BY LEGENDARY SOUL SINGER MARVIN GAYE (INNER CITY BLUES GOT ME HOLLERING) THE CONDITIONS AND SITUATION HERE IN THE UNITED STATES 🇺🇸 IS STILL THE SAME TODAY AS IT WAS BACK WHEN THE SONG WAS MADE. AND BESIDES (BABYLON) IS FALLING!!!! I HAVE BEEN SEEING THE WRITING ON THE WALL 🧱 SINCE 2012. IT IS DEFINITELY TIME TO GET OUT OF (BABYLON) I HAVE TO ADD THIS ON IS THAT PEOPLE OF OTHER RACES AND NATIONALITIES ARE MOVING OUT OF (BABYLON) TO OTHER COUNTRIES AS WELL. AND ARE FINDING A BETTER LIFE 🧬 IN THOSE COUNTRIES.

[@ccjjock4002]

PLEASE READ M REPLY VERBATIM ALY, BECAUSE I DO NOT MEAN ANY HARM OR OFFENCE. THE TRUTH IS WHAT IT IS.

[@teresiawachira1034]

African Americans leaving, meanwhile Caucasians come and stayed. What's the difference.

[@petergriffinson1907]

Wish they stayed.

[@revelationpowerhour9149]

Put why they leave WEST AFRICA NOT Africa. 😂😂

[@illfate7]

That's because they found out it's not their Motherland 😂😂😂

[@stedjx]

Did I miss you telling everyone the language most spoken in Uganda is Luganda? If not why?

[@bluebird4815]

Luganda is the most spoken in central Uganda and that is because of the Baganda tribe who are in that region. It is a fairly easy language to learn. Go to other regions, there will be totally different languages. Otherwise, just speak English.

[@juliettebennette9840]

Thats how some of you guys make money.

[@Ndagire]

🤦🏿‍♀️

[@inmythoughts718]

Black Americans are not leaving Africa.. I live in Africa.. less than 1% has ever been.. Please lets not have false titles

[@hybridinfodesk409]

Entitlement? You mean our experiences, lifestyle, and expectations are different from yours? So what, get it over it. The regulatory nonsense of blk American behavior is beyond arrogant. Yes, you can go and seek employment. Many places are seeking western trained expertise. Also, starting businesses is without the US red tape. I say do you. DONT CHANGE FOR ANYONE OR ANYTHING. My attitude on the continent is I am here to live my best life. Not to celebrate landmasses or adapt other people's customs. Been here 1 1/2 yrs doing just that. Made a lot of good friends. Watch out for the crabs in the basket. They love to regulate your behavior to keep you down.

[@joemcfatter1170]

Love your channel, but you may want to remind LGBTQ+ people of the diaspora NOT to visit. Nor Kenya et al. And Egypt is not a good place for black people. just saying.

[@hillieduvalier]

Well it all in the news... the whole world should know by now!

[@mercedesdes8420]

It’s not her job to remind a culture she probably doesn’t belong to….

[@joemcfatter1170]

@@mercedesdes8420 Well, I don't know what "culture" she belongs to and do not care. But when you generalize as in a caveat to people to be aware of the complexity of each country in Africa, and given the severity of anti-LGBTQ laws in some countries now, especially Uganda, to me it seems a gross omission. True, most people in the LGBTQ black diaspora already know to avoid Uganda and its death to gays law regime. Kenya and some others not much better. All still living under the colonial church mindset of the 19th century.

[@africaine4889]

​@@joemcfatter1170ok we get it. U are gay. Don't go to Uganda

[@gmog7857]

Abowa kwasea, where are they leaving to? fufu woman, stop the lies and show the stats........................

[@punchd4317]

Congo is pissed

[@kiradaz]

Caribbean people don't move to Afriica. It is few. Too few to mention. I think African Americans are more naive when it comes to Africa. Caribbean people are not so stupid. They know the realities of Africa. So just focus on your African Americans who don't know what the heck they getting into. All skinfolk is not kinfolk.

[@natgirrl672]

Stupid? Seriously? Our situations are completely different than yours. Do you live in in a majority black country with black political leaders and police?

[@lenaprice6239]

The majority of Black Americans (with money) who have an interest in relocating to Africa, tend to move to South Africa, Namibia, Kenya or Tanzania. There's a reason why those countries are popular w/ Black people who have resources. ;)

[@hillieduvalier]

​@Lena Price There are many reason why Caribbean people isnt going to motherland. 1 we are generally good where we are, 2 many are not financially equip to uproot their life to a a strange place to settle.. although the culture is basically the same. 3 I personally dont thing the african leaders doing enough to bridge the gap between African and Caribbean.. i am sure there are other reasons

[@lenaprice6239]

@@hillieduvalier It is not a good idea to relocate to any country without sufficient resources. Those who relocate without the resources will be in for a very rude awakening.

[@hillieduvalier]

@@lenaprice6239 yh that's true

[@juliettebennette9840]

Topic boring

[@Ndagire]

it wasn't a topic for your amusement 😏

[@hillieduvalier]

Lol, you miss the entertainment platform.. its over there.....👈🏿👈🏿to the left!

[@MrVsharp1]

​@@Ndagire💯👋🏿

[@Marcellus-i5e]

The conscious of the creator will separate us from these devils forever.

[@blacksantaria3642]

You are so pretty.

[@ceocrowdsportswear8878]

Don't nobody want to be around musty africans😂😅