Please accept my heartfelt condolences. Brother the problem with us is secrecy. This brother was not one of secrecy, he lived his life they way he wanted. These issues are relevant and all facts. Addressing our issues helps us to understand them. I respect Ali and desire to prevent others from loosing their life. Brother if you knew him, you would know that he was an open book. Take care and be well❤️🖤💚

It’s crazy , but even certain natural passing in Africa will be a perfect headlines for certain KZfaqrs for clicks. Some KZfaqrs have already create the fear monger n make it look like it’s a collective conspiracy against certain ppl which is totally false 😮

Exactly, what the hell does his dating life have to do with anything? Damn, were you his friend? With friends like you who needs enemies. Sheesh.. I would hate to be on your bad side. 😮

@@Odiee99 😂

Agreed, wickedness is not a companion of mines. The truth might be tight but the truth is alright with me. Very few make it into the club called integrity, but Ali did

Everywhere. God bless him. He went out the way he wanted I guess

You are welcome sis. Why with lies is a major concern. Please stay well and safe.

Correct. I don't stand at the seat of judgement. I agree we must take care of our health: mentally and physically.

@@bwiseafricam Well said!

Are you insinuating that people of his age do not die of heart attack in the US. Are there no toxic food there and ofcourse no alchohol? Go ahead and do your research of how many people die of heart attack in the US on a yearly basis. What is different in his lifestyle in Africa from America? As a matter of fact ninety percent of food in Africa are organic. Alchoholism and drug adiction have no border. It is an individual problem, it has nothing to do with any country. 2:11

@@SABEZVIDEOS I am not insinuating that living in America is healthy but unless we are intentional about cutting out unhealthy processed foods in Africa, the toxins in the processed foods are worst than in America.

@@proyouservicesltd3652 That is where you have the wrong perception about Africa. Staple food in Africa are Yam, Cassava Cocoyam and rice. These are organically grown along with other products like tomatoes, pepper, beans, and corn. None of the above is gmo. How do you come about proccessed food in Africa?

No harm, no foul. I agree we should honor Gambians and all African Ascendants who transition too soon. Especially Gambians who die at sea, going the backway. May all their souls eternally RIP and in the arms of their God🙏🏾. We are one and we must work together to solve our problems.

I love him and he chose me as his friend and I chose him as my friend. He actually came to 🇬🇲 for other reasons and fell into this trap and pit. If we were on the same page our lives could have been more in sync. But our lifestyle was different, so we both embraced our friendship. He was a real brother and I am a real sister. I value our time and give thanks for his life. He did it his way and I don't judge him for that, but I do wish that it was different for him. We need strong brothers like him in the nation who are healed. Soar high brother Ali, your loving sister and friend🕊️❤️🇬🇲 @edwingross9778

That's not what she was saying. With all of the other people who died, and happened to be women, I bet you reveled in their demise.

Agreed! It is clear to me that the men are not interested in the life or death of the women or men. The hidden truth behind “Return to Africa” is being exposed. @mizzobjectiveone3819

I am sorry too, but these are the realities. I hope we will wake up to the continent. It is beautiful and dangerous. Ali, lived a full life and was honest about himself. This was a hard call for me, but he was a truth teller. No disrespect intended. So sorry his truth made you sad. I was sad to see him and even sadder to know that no Americans on the ground rallied or supported him. He mainly dealt with Gambians and Europeans. I agree about separating the convesration, I will follow through.

I'm glad you shared his story along with his health, lifestyle, and the reality of living in a foreign country. These issues ARE conflated and interwoven, so why separate? Plus, who else could've sent out this warning? Secrecy has long been a problem in the black community and makes us sick. She's not a doctor, I guess, so she's giving the entire picture as a point of warning to Americans who go there and may not be well informed on how to survive in another culture. When it happened to women, where was the voice saying older women going to Gambia, and looking for love shouldn't be interwoven? So she honored him as he chose to live. If he was running a business, she would've mentioned it but it doesn't mean it would've been any different an outcome. But maybe, less likely that he'd have lost his life And the women went there and in most cases, running businesses vs running the streets. Each story is different

@@juliatripp2010 I agree and well said! I can sense your passion and concern for us. However, I am puzzled as to why the majority of the guys commenting see this post as inappropriate. This reminds me of the reprehensible group in Hollywood that openly supports PDiddy and has been involved in traumatizing both males and females, regardless of age. The Passport Brothers are essentially the same. As a community, we are in trouble. Many of the brothers are traumatized, yet because it is a stigma and they see it as a sign of weakness, they choose silence. While addressing our issues is challenging, it is essential.

Slander is a type of defamation, which is a legal term for false statements that damage someone's reputation. Slander is the act of making a false statement about someone orally or written. What I said was the truth and he himself would tell you his truth. This is how we spoke truths. Help me understand why the fellas have a problem with me speaking the truth? I believe standing in your truth and being transparent is the beauty and essence of who we are as human beings. Humanity is crying out for truth tellers. I hope you watch Part 2.

​@@bwiseafricamstop tarnishing Gambia go back to the US is better Gambians are good people.

@@9_9_13why do you say she is slandering the Gambia

Yes he was a good brother who would not slow down, very funny PA, type of man. He lived on his terms and I don't judge him for that. It's overwhelming. Africa is beautiful, but her underbelly is desperation and despair. To many of us are denying on the continent. Thank you @richking4567

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Please read the description and watch both videos. He had health and lifestyle issues. I mentioned in the video that we will never know the cause, as systems, protocols, and technology is not in place to determine the exact cause of death. Only an autopsy conducted by skilled medical professionals can determine the cause. Note: healthcare is in adequate in Gambia. The disparities are not just in Gambia, it's a continent issue and occurs in the West with indigenous Africans. The disparities for us is built into the system and designed for us to never win or be the victor.Victor. Please checkout this clinic. This is why we must figure out how to support our own: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/lbdmn8J8sd7diHk.htmlsi=m72_Zjt6gmo7b3cH I hope this helps.

@@bwiseafricam but then why do you keep mentioning the women he dated along side his death? You suggesting he died from aids or was poinsoned???

Old age

​@@ShaunyKnucklesIf he died from AIDS, that's a whole other can of worms (I e., MSM, or shared needles, unlikely from women. Other STI's, yes, but not likely HIV. Men try to point fingers at women, but the stats say source is men who have sex with men/ MSM). I didn't get that nuance. I suspect other men could have been jealous of his resources he used to ensnare women or another woman may have envied his dating so many other women. This host described a lifestyle, which could get you in trouble anywhere but increases risk in impoverished environments. Even in the USA

@@ShaunyKnuckles and she keep saying he was always liquored up...

My next video. America is indigenous; its has hidden in plainsight history. Real talk!

Africa is our continent and everyone has the right to chose a place on the continent that feels like or is home for them. The problem is: dont see them as your bro or sister, because that is not how they see us. Beside that, take time to know them and mix with people that on a higher level and class. Dont invite them at your place.

Absolutely 100%. Well said and herein lies the problem. I enjoyed my time, stayed safe, no drama, got a few government contracts, and I stayed in my lane. There's a higher class but for some reason, most go to very bottom for engagement. It's the strangest thing. What I realized is that it gave them a sense of power and control over the locals. Some diasporas is very disrespectful; it was sickening to see and hear. Spot on! The world is ours and we can pick a spot!!!

@@Queenmomefua it is absolutely not our homeland do your research and stop believing everything you hear

@@StayHumble577 its not absolutely your homeland, but its absolutely mine. Iam not a believer, thats why i dont belief you. I know or i dont know. I dont live by belief/ faith, but by facts!

Severely disturbing and wicked. Agree SAD

You are right and herein lies the problem. Colonization did a number on our people. However, it is no longer our excuse to claim ignorance or to hide behind a lie. We live in the age of information. What we do in the dark comes to light. In the name of Allah, the most high I decree that everything hidden will be revealed and offenders be broken-down by their actions or inactions. We shall see what the ancestors are doing. I stand with them and live a life that is pleasing to them in support of our people and the universal laws that are working within us. We are being called to do a new thing and those who don't will face calamities.

As I said... your views are your views. Your experiences are your experiences... they're not the views of everyone

@myjourneymyhijrah certainly not yours and I accept that without reservation. Thank the ancestors for embracing our truths, may right-living be found among us. I support you and your personal views. I dare not judge you or tell you that you don't have a right to have your own views. I accept our different views and experiences. Can we take that and problem solve? Can we build capacity and sustainablity for the next generation? Can we deny ourselves and practice self-control for the sake of growth? We got disastrous things happening that we must lay open to resolve. If we have ears to hear and eyes to see, why can’t we redirect our thinking and doing to build? Our call and mandate to go home is to be in peace, invest, and help to develop Africa, so she can be in a position of power. If we are doing other things, the Motherland is not calling you home. Something else has had drawn them and this is the of sufferage. We depart and end our dialogue in peace. Have a great day!

You may live in Gambia, but does Gambia live in you? Gambia is my home and I love her. I lived in Gambia, own property in Gambia, have a licensed and registered business in Gambia, worked in the Gambia. I served and participated in development for the following public and private sectors: Ministry of Health, Ministry of Tourism, Ministry of Education, the Embassy, and villages. I was invited to Gambia, I answered the call and took my proven knowledge, skills, and abilities with me. My mother is Mandinka and Father Igbo. I was raised in America with African identity and ideologies. I was raised and taught well by originals. I love and respect our people with all my heart and mind 365 days a year. There have been countless documentaries on Gambia's sex tourism, cultural heritage, human trafficking, and nightlife activities for both genders. All what you have said is pointless and carries no weight. Not only are you blind about what's happening on the ground, you have no idea about the longterm negative effects that is keeping our people marginalized. This channel (BWise AFRICA Movement) "Africa for Afro-cans" supports Global Africans who travel to Africa or desire to make Africa their forever home. My focus is not about Europeans. Lastly, when you categorized human beings as a color, I know you are not about Kingdom Building and you are not a serious person. There is absolutely nothing in our DNA that produces color. Humans have melanin or no melanin. Melanin ranges from the darkest hue to the lightest hue. When you say you see black and white, you are stating that you see crayons walking around in Gambia. Your issue is overindulgence in that street life and contributing to the problem. Go research, learn the culture, immerse yourself in the history, then we can exchange nicities. It is fellas like you that is contributing to the problem. This kind should leave Gambia, until they have something more meaningful to contribute. It is only the fellas that find issues with this post. You guys are telling it on yourselves. By the way I have several videos on this channel talking to the sisters. The light is on but no one is home with the current Africa explorers. Gambia need so much more than those who are escaping life, running from their problems, and serving feelings of not being satisfied with themselves. The question I want to know is what are you doing to enrich Gambia and Gambians? What footprint and legacy is being left by the group of male haters? SEX TOURISM IS WRONG AND IT'S MODERN DAY SLAVERY.

Listen iv lived on the continent on and off for 25 years living in various countries in Africa from east to west. Iv invested in a number of African countries. I'm not going to even lay down my credentials because I know your not on that level. To label this man in the light this lady has is discussting. Your a typical example and part of the problem why Gambia will not develop at the rate it should where I believe it can be. I speak with honest investors who actually have a good intention where they invest. Have you wondered why the investors you see in other parts of the continent are not coning to Gambia. This needs to change but it can only do so if Individuals like yourself adjust your attitude and mindset.

Facts! This woman wreaks of self hate and a highly disturbed spirit. Gossip is extremely low vibrational and brings about quick karma. Sad what ppl will do for 1000 subscribers and a couple dollars. I guess she took the saying literal “closed mouths don’t get fed” 😂 hungry lady. 😂😂😂😂😂

100% and it is happening everywhere where the word free pass 🤬 is spoken. This wickedness is deeper than I thought. I suspected, but now I see based on the comments. Stay beautiful and well in Tanzania! Yes I am sorry as well, it’s heartbreaking.

Sis lets connect. I have some ideas. I want others to connect with me as well. We need solutions and support on the ground for African Americans who repatriate.

@@bwiseafricam I am in Tanzania

@diasporaconnecttanzania3521 This plan is for Africa. It is our own WHO, USAID, and etc. I call it GAMT. GAMT should be anywhere we migrate too.

@@bwiseafricam I do not subscribe to WHO , USAID or any US agency but thanks

Brother nothing is normal about dying too soon and because of a lack of healthcare, food, and shelter. We are a blessed people and we need to do better. We must become our own caretakers. We should take care of the world, but yet we remain subservient and classless. None or us should leave this realm in the conditions we are leaving. Yes, Gambians are included and deserve so much more than what they are producing. Good and bad don't exist in the universe; it is a matter of living and speaking truths, regardless of the pain. We need to mature as a people and stop acting like children.

This is far from normal.....thinking this is normal is rubbish.

That's your understanding of the scenario. Well , for me, it is different , I believe we are from Allah, and we will return to Allah sooner or later, rich or poor, bigger or smaller, cared for or not cared for, at any level we will all die one day. My advice is that don't talk bad about people who can't defend themselves because they are dead.

Yes and you are entitled to your own understanding. Do you brother and I promise not to tell you what to do or how to do it. This has nothing to do with Allah. I didn't ask for your advice.

@bwiseafricam I'm very sorry, I don't mean to hurt you, sorry for that

Speak truth to power. Thank you for your courage. We need people on the ground who are truth seekers and healers. We need a collective group that is serious about solving these issues.

My point exactly. It's a hot mess. You are right to say what you have said.

@@bwiseafricam Yes, real truth tellers and actions Black people need to come together righteously. It's spiritual warfare all over the earth so we also have to stay prayed and praised up as well.

@@bwiseafricam You called everything out with grace so keep telling the truth. Brother Ali is still with us rising in power.

Ase' and I love him for living his truth. He was a rare brother. @goddesswarrior760

God is merciful and loving. The God I serve forgives our shortcomings and calls us HIS own.