Why I Left Gambia and Returned to America: Wisdom's Guidance

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Why I Left Gambia and Returned to America: Wisdom's Guidance

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In this video, I share the deeply personal journey of why I decided to leave Gambia and return to America. It’s a story about listening to wisdom and how it guided my decisions. Join me as I reflect on the experiences and insights that led to this significant change in my life. Discover the factors that influenced my decision, the lessons learned, and the path forward as wisdom continues to shape my journey. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more reflections and updates on my adventures.
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@kebbasda 2 ай бұрын

Gambia is a beautiful place but yes, you definitely need to know people. My boys have dual citizenship and we go often in fact just last year we visited for a month. I’m sorry about your challenges there as I’ve never had issues there. If anything I’d say it’s more free now than when Jammeh was in power. Also, Marabou are very real in Gambia and there are things you just don’t do like eating food or taking any drinks from strangers. George Floyd was nothing more than a Martyr! .

@bwiseafricam 2 ай бұрын

Gambia is beautiful! In my opinion the diaspora is not contributing to growth for two reasons: lack of funds and lack of business experience. My stay was successful. I did what I said I would do in the time frame I gave myself. True the diaspora are increasing the country GDP, but as a whole it has not caused a change for the lives of Gambians. It has caused inflation and higher prices for Gambians. Plus Gambians hate that Americans dislike what feeds them “Europeans.” My time was well spent and I love Gambia. We need to rethink what Come back home to Africa truly means and be more intentional with our actions. I have a different political opinion, but I am not a citizen so I will reserve my political opinion. I’m glad you said it: you don’t eat food or take drinks from strangers. Thank you kindly for weighing in on this topic!🙏🏾✌🏾

@summersinafrica 14 күн бұрын

We appreciate this video so much! ❤

@bwiseafricam 14 күн бұрын

Wonderful! Thank you and I hope you subscribe and checkout out other videos for more tips on moving to Africa! ❤️

@MrJackwork 4 ай бұрын

Thank you for helping our image and setting an example there with your positive work

@bwiseafricam 4 ай бұрын

You are certainly welcome. I hope we all can be dedicated to real change and development. Thank you for watching!

@gems3604 4 ай бұрын

Did I hear and understand you correctly that the US government is encouraging people to travel? Maybe you could say more about that. This was a very educational and informative video. There was a time in the early days in the shutdowns when I really started to think about Africa. Not sure what happened, but my interest waned. And now, as crazy as I think the state of things are in the US, it absolutely terrifies me to contemplate going to Africa, much less re-locate or settle. But things change, and sometimes circumstances push you. For now Gambia or Ghana for that matter would not be top on my list. Your video actually resolved that question for me. I wish you well and I hope others who are interested in going over listen to you and accept your wisdom.

@bwiseafricam 4 ай бұрын

Thank you kindly. As indigenous people; we must live and speak truth. Honesty and integrity must be our only policy. We simple must do better. I stand with you 100%. The world needs Africa and all leaders are fighting for a piece of the pie. I will research more and revert. I appreciate the exchange.

@bwiseafricam 4 ай бұрын

Done! Checkout the new live that I did just for you: Embark on an Adventure Like a Warrior: USA Travel Support for Exploring Africa!

@GodsChild1159 2 ай бұрын

What about Rwanda? It seems to be a place for blacks to move to. We visited for a month and felt comfortable. No issues.

@bwiseafricam 2 ай бұрын

@GodsChild1159 Rwanda is on my list. I hear it’s beautiful and stable. For those who seek a peace of the pie, I heard Rwanda has strict rules about ownership. I believe if you have a business, you can purchase property under your business. Is that true!

@drreasure Ай бұрын

You have spoken so clearly and truthfully. Thank you. Your experience has informed how I can safely collaborate in Africa.

@bwiseafricam Ай бұрын

You are welcome. Watch other videos to learn more about navigating Africa with purpose, while staying safe.

@Kwameking1 2 ай бұрын

Prayers thank you for sharing.Truth.

@isatoutrawally8063 22 күн бұрын

Hey sister sorry for bad experienced in the Gambia 🇬🇲 actually I know u! We normally met at tujereng! ❤ but many of u black Americans n black British! Come to the town the rubbish part of the Gambia, n u re the ones spoiled the African with gift ! U guys don't visited the Gambia yet! Is not easy but we're totally equal ❤in the nature! That's why people need to learn n also teach their children to do good n be positive enough not to harm people around them! U never know.

@bwiseafricam 19 күн бұрын

Pray all is well. You are right

@bwiseafricam 13 күн бұрын

Hey Sister you are right 100%. We have to do better as Africans. I understand you and agree with you. Were did we meet in Tujereng? Pray you are well and staying safe! I miss Tujereng so much; it was not bad. I was well aware and alert. If you know me, you know I did no rubbish.

@lins-hq7zt 7 күн бұрын

I appreciate there is a lot of truth to your video however, the life expectancy in Gambia is not 40,s is around 62. However, it is dependent on how someone lives and whether they have access to good health care and finances. Lets not put people off a beautiful nation. There are issues worldwide.

@bwiseafricam 4 күн бұрын

You're right about life expectancy for seniors. However, this discussion doesn’t include those under 40 or infant mortality rates. My goal isn't to discourage anyone but to provide Afro-Americans with the information they need to navigate The Gambia safely. It’s a place of both beauty and danger. Given the current global issues, it's crucial not to hide the truth and the realities on the ground in Africa. As a people, we can only do better if we know better! Thank you and I feel your heartfelt comment.

@mohmhk 4 ай бұрын

Dang. Sorry about what happened to your brother. Where is the love? I suppose you're doing better now yourself. If so, that's good. Thank you for sharing.

@bwiseafricam 4 ай бұрын

You are welcome and I appreciate your heartfelt concern. I am better, thank you! Life is riddled with wickedness by and against us. As a people we are not excluded, but included because we refuse to separate ourselves and walk in our true authority. Our problem is our failure to respect and love one another. We have traded our belief system for greed and self-gratification. Thank you for listening and communicating with me. Looking forward to more dialog

@mohmhk 4 ай бұрын

@@bwiseafricam I agree with all of this. Np, anytime.

@yolandachristian1571 4 ай бұрын

I enjoyed listening to you. Thank you. I would like to visit the continent but Gambia is not one of the places I care to visit. So glad you are safe. I think the US government need to issue a travel advisory for Gambia. Too many have been unalived there.

@bwiseafricam 4 ай бұрын

They have a travel advisory for the continent with the exception of South Africa. Thank you sis, I wish safe travels for us, as we experience the world! We need to understand the conditions and be security conscious. Thank you for taking the time out if your day to hear my experirnce.