I am curious. What have you been doing to improve Africa?

@@SassyFunke as much as I can, not like you lot that make Africa/ specifically Nigeria look bad for YT clicks.

@@Isiejeme0829 please share what you have been doing? List it so that we can all join your efforts. If you believe this is all for clicks, then you clearly don’t know what I stand for. Again please LIST how you have been helping this continent.

@@SassyFunke I'm under no obligation to list what I've done or been doing (in my small ways) to assist Africa/specifically Nigeria. One thing is for sure, I've not not been "throwing mud" on my society for YT likes from others. You gerrit?

@@Isiejeme0829 When you are ready to list your endeavors, we will be here so that we can follow your footprint 🙏🏾

Yes! Corruption destroys society

If you know corruption destroys society, why that caption to make WODE MAYA the bad person here?

I agree

I agreed with you hundred percent 👍

Soooo?????

What’s your point????

@@fidelisbanaaleh6980 well you don't know maybe your the problem

Sorry I disagree, Wode Maya shared so many Wonderful things regarding the Continent ‼️ Stop the madness ‼️ Team Wode Maya 🇺🇸🇺🇸

Way too much

I'm telling you, and it's so embedded in the fabric of the system to the point that one can not get ahead without bribing. Sometimes, one even does it without thinking because it's such a normal thing. You try to be upfront and loyal. People begin to hate you and think you're up to something. If you tell people you tried doing ABC, they say, "Why don't you just pay something small?" Bribing in Africa is almost like a part of the culture. It makes me want to cry

Woow

Eating is an understatement it has swallowed us, from family, to offices, to politicians.

@@meldawilliams1636 Indeed Melda. Its sad but we have the power to change things

Hogwash! No one pays a bribe to visit Nigeria 🇳🇬. The most annoying thing is that folks like you feed on gossip or media garbage instead of factual information from authentic sources.

I agree 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Yes Paula 👏🏾👏🏾

Your last sentence Brenda 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Thank you for watching 🙏🏾

You're welcome

This certainly has a huge part of play Joe

Watch the video and don’t stop at the title only

😂😂😂 people are overlooking the "?". Social media has caused global punctuation and grammar decline while creating its own linguistic world.

I agree. We all need to do something too

Good book 👍🏾

Thank you for watching!

That’s what she said, don’t worry about the title

Heard the WORST stories

Seme border is the worst. By the time you arrived at the border, you will empty your pocket after encountering so many checkpoints.

Great illustration

Precisely!!

@BraisedRotisserie I appreciate the comment. That's exactly what I have done. I'm definitely not going to be on my own. Thank you!

@BraisedRotisserie it's the same way folks scam in America.

@BraisedRotisserie your claim of less scam in the US is punctured by the facts on record. Bernard Lawrence Madoff scammed 36,000 people from 136 countries of $65 billion through fraudulent investment channels. Sam Friedman of FXT scammed people of $10 billion under the guise of cryptocurrency deals. In both instances, the American security and justice systems neither nipped them in their bud nor punished the conmen adequately. The two Americans scammers wreaked havoc equivalent to the GDP of Ghana 🇬🇭 and no one went to town with the vuvuzelaa of 'beware of scammers in the USA'. You gleefully rubbished 54 countries because of reckless Americans who failed to conduct due diligence. There are hundreds of Americans who own properties in various countries in Africa and they never had scam issues. Scam is scam irrespective of geography.

YES!!!

Thanks for watching

Thank you Se So!

I agree

Well said John!

haha Yes! Thank you for watching Mawuena

Thank you, I will

😂😂😂😂 so lame

@@africanglobalnomad *💭No, So Wise-AMEN❣️*

I agree

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My pleasure

Thanks for sharing

I agree Eddy. Thanks for watching

Thank you for sharing this. Its important to share this tough stories so to help drive change

Very stupid sets of idiots, they didn't stamped me out to Dananne ivory coast side December 20th 2022 bcos i didn't gave them money, I told them i don't have any money again to give they started calling me names, Nigeria man 419, liar's as if i have ever offended them before, useless people, Africa is the problem of Africa.

I think you should still come. Once you fight back, they back off.

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Hello Angela!!

Nigerians also experience the same thing on the Ghana-Togo boundary.

@@andersonojoshimite6047 but urs is worse at Seme

​@@andersonojoshimite6047 facts

Thank you Tracy

Agreed Augustine

Awesome! Thank you! Welcome to the family Rifkatu

Sassy, do you think you can send the video from Wode Maya's experience at the border to the minister of tourism in Togo. Also, one person complained about being stopped 52 times before they left Nigeria going to Benin, something that needs to be looked into, especially if they want people to visit their country.

Body camera for yourself, security cameras in airports, etc., employment dismissal and prosecution for extortion!

No changes, probably worse

Bro it’s everywhere in Africa 😊

@@sourcestvghuk9897 You just saw Wode Maya say no to bribery and some of the people with him. The young lady in this video said as much about her father. My critique is that painting a b broad brush is dangerous. I wonder why you want me to say all Africans are bad and all Africa is bad. You will not have the problem described in Rwanda, Eswatini, Namibia or Botswana. Do better.

@@jpaultelchannel1702 Mr all Africans are the same when it comes to border crossings

@@sourcestvghuk9897 I insist that you have NEVER traveled out of the city you were born... Yet here you are pontificating and insisting on teaching everyone things you don't know. Some border crossings are problematic. Even so, one can travel without hassle from Eswatini to South Africa, from South Africa to Botswana, from Botswana to Namibia. The problem is you do not want to be corrected and you will never acknowledge that even when official policy forbids roadblocks at the frontier, fraudsters can still impose conditions like we saw on Wode Maya's video. Stop using the broad brush... to paint everything bad. It is a mature and intellectual mind that disciplines itself to seeking to determine the truth.

@@jpaultelchannel1702 Ofui , Have u travelled outside ur country before? Kwasia banku, I’m a Ghanaian but I ve been to Nigeria 🇳🇬 2x , Benin City and Lagos , Living in Uk 🇬🇧 for 15yrs ,Czech Republic,Austria ,Germany, France 🇫🇷 and Switzerland 🇨🇭 for 4yrs , Kwasia what do u know about travelling? Come to North London and meet me . Corrupt guy

Can you show us where anyone has demanded a bribe from you before visiting Nigeria 🇳🇬? Don't be misled by stereotypical nonsense.

Yes Vernell!! Thank you for watching

It's not just a west Africa thing, it almost all except for few that are really towards progress ..

@@ahmadsillah-kamara9586 So you are obviously sharing your experience just as I have. The evidence forwarded thus far shows West African border patrols stirring up pandemonium. This is simply what the visual evidence is revealing. Again, whether you are crossing into Tanzania, South Africa, Zambia, Rwanda, Kenya, Botswana, and others, you will not encounter such near mayhem as seen in Sassy's shared video.

@@humakuwah4649 I am saying all of Africa except for few have these same issues whether it' by road or air... Did you know that Eosa Maya was deported twice one in Uganda and I don't remember the other country. What I am trying to say here is we as black people should not be panalized at any African boarders or airports if we provide all the correct documents that the country asked for and we did not commit any crimes. We should not be treated differently , because of the passport difference and the language barriers . The sad thing is white people are not harrassed like us in our continent...why do you think that is? Inferiority and money that's just the fact.

​@@ahmadsillah-kamara9586 I am sensing you are broadening your point beyond border crossing ease and border crossing confusion. So I want to loop a few stories together here for you. A lot of times nationalists are condemned by the reputation of the whole. Some years back while in Kenya, a Kikuyu woman told me that West Africans like stealing ids and peddling fake documents. And that West Africans have bad reputations. Remind you this woman has never traveled to any West African nation. But I am sure she was capable of doing so since she was a manager there at the mall, and once owned a flower shop. (Kenya is internationally known for producing some of the world's most beautifulest and robust roses). While in Mzansi last year, a Pedi [same tribe as Julius Malema] woman whom I had befriended told me that Nigerians were responsible for the importation of drugs into her country {a Congolese taxi driver told me this as well while in Mzansi}. And this is why South Africans are committing all those crimes in the country. I personally had never encountered a Nigerian that was trafficking in illegal substances during my length long stay in Pretoria and Johannesburg. As a matter of fact, the one Nigerian male I did meet gave me a taxi ride to the mall free of charge. (To this day I still do not know why he did not charge me) We had a substantive conversation during the ride. Nearly ten years ago when I first arrived in Kenya, I shared a three-bedroom apartment with a Ghanaian who was in his late twenties and Muslim. [We did not know one another; this apartment was treated like a guesthouse]. In the course of my stay with him a local Kenyan woman had become angry with him for some reason and decided she would tell me that he was trafficking women. She shared this with me while he was standing in the living room with us. But he said nothing in response. A week later he checked out of the apartment. I was compelled to believe her when one early morning {about 06:00 hours }{By the way, sharing a place is something I never did again because of the unscrupulous individuals that oftentimes stay in shared spaces like shared dwelling units and hostels. I merely was excited about meeting new Black people on the continent of Africa, because it was my first time on the continent of Africa. But little did I know at the time, that these were not the type of continental Black people I was interested in meeting. So from that experience on I ceased staying in shared dwellings. Unless she's my friend in Tanzania who runs a hospitality business.} My point here is it is quite alright to give our leaders their credit when that credit is deserving. It is not healthy for both the leaders and the constituents they serve when we as the constituents are in constant bashing mode of our leaders. I take it that you have never crossed the Zambia-Botswana border. Well doing so is almost in the category of 'things you want to do list'. This border bridge-crossing is absolutely stunning and well maintained with orderliness. Although not as visually captivating, the Tanzania-Rwanda and Botswana-South Africa border crossings are very orderly as well. I can go on and on. Remember our leaders are serving at the highest level of diplomacy and are in the face of famous and infamous leaders from around the world, attempting to maneuver through the deceptions while trying to secure the bag, as best their skills set will allow. The best advice I would give to you regarding improving upon the border chaos that has beset West African nations, is to muster yourselves together in large numbers and "study to show yourselves approved." From what I know now and have encountered, Black people on the continent of Africa can oftentimes prefer intellectual laziness and heavy dependency on the goodwill of their leaders. But I say, with a little unified effort to study within the political, health and academic cares that brings about the greatest of complaints. Is the perfect first step on the road to changing things in West African nations for the better. What Africa needs is for the masses to form a parallel government. By the way, you mentioned something about Uganda. When I spoke at a Ugandan youth meeting some years back, I said the exact same thing to them (forming a parallel government). Word of this got back to the Ugandan government and the Ugandan immigration officials decided not to extend my visa. Will I go back to Uganda of course. I love Ugandan people for their sheer Ugandan pride and no nonsense stances. But I will go back armed with the knowledge that Ugandan officials do not accept such talk about their governmental performance from non Ugandans. And guess what, I do not feel a certain kind of way toward the Ugandan government, and nor do I feel the Ugandan immigration official was wrong for denying my request for a visa extension. Some times as the constituents we must understand that nations are sovereign in their own right and not leap to the conclusion that every nation has patterned their governmental policies, likened unto that of say some western nation. There are subtle distinctions.

Addendum: 'I was compelled to believe her when one early morning {about 06:00 hours } I rose to make some coffee and went into the living room and saw this same Ghanaian guy taking a picture of a different Kenyan woman who he had stretched out on the sofa. After he took the photo she left the apartment.

We need to shine a HUGE light on this. We have been too complacent for too long

Thank you for sharing. Its sad to see this behaviour pervasive throughout Africa.

How about inside Ghana, did you see the way Ghanaian police are extorting Nigerians taking bribe from them on the highway. They see Nigerians over there as money making machine for them to extort. Talk to them about it, they need to change that attitude towards Nigeria and also stop closing Nigeria stores and stealing their goods. Just start that preaching at home first then it will spread like wide fire to other Africans.

@@Love22320 Nigeria 🇳🇬 is the worse in the world 🌎 😃😅😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😂

@@sourcestvghuk9897 hahaha oh now it’s the world hahaha, you no longer want to fight corruption in Africa and on the borders you just mentioned above. Hahahaha, Ghanaians are hypocrisy. Start the charity from your home first then outsiders will understand. Fight the corruption inside your country first then you can do better outside. Tell your local police to stop taking bribes from Nigerians in your country, tell your landlord to stop scamming and stealing Nigerians property and then we can talk. Let’s stop these hypocrisy first.

@yesohyes601 Boss, yes, Ghana is not immune to corruption but what is pulling Africa down is that we tend to be very defensive and tend to whataboutism. I have been through several airports around the world. When it comes to police and immigration, few countries top Nigeria. There are several Nigerian bloggers in Ghana. If it is that bad, they would have brought it up. Some of the reasons the Nigerians cite about living in Ghana are safety and official harassment. The Corruption Perception lndex has just been published. Only 5 African countries rank below Nigeria (150th). Let's call a spade a spade. Nigeria may be better than Ghana in many indices but police and immigration corruption are not one of them!

@@frankbediako1372 Kenneth Nwache, a Nigerian was in Ghana brought up so many bad things police are doing to Nigerians and landlord and how some Ghanaians broke into his home to steal his laptops and handsets and threaten to kill him if he makes noise. When he did videos of it, fellow Ghanaians called police on him and say he’s tarnishing the image of Ghana and start telling him to go back to Nigeria because they hate truth. Oh comes those evil comments in the comments sections of any Nigerian that dear say their trust of what some evil Ghanaians are doing to Nigerians. You always want to protect stupid images and damage someone. The guy left Ghana because of evils over there. So you guys should try and treat the corruption in your country and discrimination before coming outside. Many Nigerians lady who does KZfaq any time they say their truth you all rush in their to harass them, so they have no option than to praise you guys even if they are dying inside. And you are aware of these very well you might even be among them put keep pretending as always.

Yes Francis. Thank you for watching

A slap??!!! 😮 ok this is truly madness! They have gotten away with it for too long.

I agree Akwasi

Well said sis!