The Gambian Police Confirm The WORST About This Passing of THIS SISTER!
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- The passing of Many Black women in the Gambia is becoming a very sad thing. Over 6 women from the United States/Britain have passed in the Gambia. One of them was the beautiful and talented @Shakina Chenidu.
A British National, she moved to the Gambia believing in The transformation in Africa. Unfortunately, a hater with bad intentions stole her dream from her.
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We here in The Gambia lost a true leader. Her office was by my house. I would stop by to check on her from time to time. This is a huge hit for The Gambia and the movement as a whole. 😢❤
It's sad because it's people like this that need to be protected at all times
The reporter mindset sounds just like one of the local people you meet in Africa who keeps asking why you coming to Africa like they investigateing
@@ZaharaImole That WAS a strange way of asking. I thought it just felt weird to me.
It's okay that the Chinese, and Indian people come to stay...but black people from the diaspora???
He sounded like none of us should bother.😮💨
The lady speaking at the 11:30 mark was also Ki113D. Soon after she posted that warning message 😢
@@INGEN_Dahnie-el-aha-ha Some very sad and unfortunate events.
RIP sis! The whole of The UK sends family condolences! 🙏🏿❤️
All these victims were murdered by foreign nationals
I was born the US but my father was born in Soweto. There were times when I was visiting SA that my male cousins were like no you can’t come or no let me take you. You definitely need protection in a different way than we’re accustomed to over here.
They don’t want to hear that. They will learn the hard way
Come back home, we are waiting for you with open arms
Africans really don’t like black people coming “home” they like the money they bring but will always be seen as foreigners 🤷🏽♂️it like that in many countries 🤷🏽♂️
100% my cousin was shot in Joburg and his sister too.
Armed Robbery. They had travelled back home.
Luckily they survived..
She may have moved on but her powerful message is out there now. And it can't be taken back.
That was a powerfully gripping statement!
Her body is out there also😢
Sometimes we have to die to capture our ppls attention. Death is only a physical transition,she did the job she was sent here to do. Praises for her life
What a waste, they pretend to be so nice. Also never carried any money use these phone paying system they have in Africa, pretend you came broke, sometimes borrow money from them within a short time you will see who will stay around you.
Always complain you don't know when the next meal is coming from. Sadly, they feel entitlement to our money but not the politicians who are running their countries down. So we can't have peace in the Western world nor back home. Very sad 😢because I love Africa.
Doesn't matter how many diasporans return the problem will always be the leaders on that continent. Natural resources don't matter if the human resources are corrupt.
So Western politicians aren't corrupt? The lobbying by companies to political parties for favours is corruption; the dodgy deals, tax dodging and 'networking' behind closed doors. President Nixon and Watergate was corruption; isn't tax evasion one of the many charges facing Donald Trump?
Yes many African leaders are corrupt but it is hypocritical to suggest that it is only an African disease.
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I’m not sure where you’re living I live in the west and I can tell you we have a completely absolutely corrupt so called leaders!
Thank you, Our problem is the leaders, no matter the amount of diasporans that come nothing will change with this puppets in Power
Read Leviathan author ThomasHobbs
Why the SPIRIT of envy rule as
(Human CORRUPTION)
In 2020 I decided to move from ATL to the continent. My first choice was Gambia but after I saw some videos about how the men are, that let me know that it would not be safe for single black American woman. I choose Rwanda instead where they have police on the corners with guns and other countries that are safer. I never had a problem traveling alone, but I agree you need friends from both diaspora and the locals. There are some really great locals but the level of desperation from the poor ones is overwhelming. They want to marry you and I never fell for that because you got to think analytically on the continent. Why would someone you don't know want to marry you.
Avoid Islamic countries
Because your going half way across the globe with no man that's "hello I don't matter some one come victimize me!"
You won't see that though coming from America your stuck on being a one woman army .
You are 💯 right, I say another problem is people from the diaspora making emotional or flawed decisions on moving somewhere.
Without proper research, preparation, and long-term planning on what you're going to do. Like gravitating towards places. Because they took a 23andme test.
It's not going to be easy and straightforward, as you know. Once, you've uprooted your life to countries really at the bottom of the development social. It's not like going to Thailand. Where you can survive getting a random job as an English teacher.
In most of the continent, you can't come looking for jobs or thinking your savings can carry you. It will only go so far. At least have something tangible like a pension, income from a rental, or other such investments from back home. You must create your own opportunities.
Otherwise, you get a bad situation like black Americans living illegally and poorly in Tanzania. A country not as liberal in terms of economics or culture like its neighbours.
Not learning the local language and culture, living in expat only bubbles. And sadly a lot can't come home. Because they sold everything to be there.
While groups like the Chinese, India, and now even Turkish. Thrive and are given the red carpet. Due to coming with goals and having taken the necessary steps to compete and cement their place.
I honestly wish everyone success on their journey and new lives on the continent. However, more honest conversations need to happen more and more. The pan-Africanist outlook can shroud a lot of people's thinking to be in a permanent honeymoney faze and not take serious steps. To set up your affairs. Only once things have hit lest in said country.
Africa is a vast and diverse continent with 53 countries. You'll find where appeals to you and where you can call home. If not, at least you tried. Good luck, everybody 👍.
@user they want your money
An islamic african country is very Dangerous especially to single
women
We lost a great one. This is why a lot of us don’t want to move to Africa. She came to help and got murdered. So sad.
Looks like Africa is as bad as we suspected. Not that anyplace else outside of the US is perfectly safe, either.😮💨
Where in the world is safe?
Even where you dwell blak ppl get killed. Are you going to stop living there? Emotional reaction not an intelligent one.
@@Patricia-dd6ss/ Yea America is safer . A marine does a long duty in Iraq , comes home to America and gets murdered in front of his house . America is indeed the safest country in the World but Afghanistan is safer for the marine.
@Patricia-dd6ss Ever been to Chicago, Memphis, Louisiana, Baltimore- to name a few?...
Oshay, this is just heartbreaking. These are accomplished, beautiful women who went there to build, to give, to help. Now they've died in dreadful ways, now their families are heartbroken and shattered.
You are providing us with the truth. It isn't misogynistic to simply provide the truth, an honest warning, especially when it is something no one wants to hear. It is actually the most loving thing one can do knowing someone somewhere might accuse you of being misogynistic. You are doing good to warn women to take all precautions, even if this means changing their plans and selecting another country in Africa. Thank you for you efforts, I hope no one gives you grief, but gives you their thanks. Many prayers for these women and their families, and for you, too. Stay safe.
Thank you for your powerful comment.
Damn a major loss to the community
Respectfully, I do mentally send a sense of spiritual continuance & love for her family. Seemingly, this particular Black - African Sister was humble, intelligent and well spoken. Yet, I still wonder, did she (as well as the other said murdered Sisters) feel like she/they could do it all on her/their own without the need of a decent man? Is this the usual type of a situation where seemingly and uncontrollably good sisters seek to build their lives surrounded by negatively thinking men ("rulership")? As even I've often commented ( as due to some of my own personal research, I feel that possibly due to some type of advance genetic manipulation from an earlier more advanced bipedal beings) 'Eve' in general is: 'crooked natured', soddish, naive narcissistic, & selfish. That has been one of the main problems that forever prevents overall social correction; thus, they will innately choose to even have their daughters to suffer as opposed to trying to prevent them from suffering the same issues that they, the older generational females had to endure. As said, within the 'Motherland', supposedly this has happened to a total of four to six females recently. I think that two may be considered a coincidence, three and more is a core problem. Love them; yet, understand them.
Which is typical in the black community smh 🙄😒
Don't be a Heroe or SHEROE, without protection from Haters. Most Haters are the very People You are trying to help
Wow! 😮 Us melinated folk aren't safe anywhere. What a tragic situation for someone who was of the (RETURN).😪😌
Money is evil. My our people back home think anyone from diaspora is rich. Even us Africans when we go back we have to watch out even your own families members
This is truly sad. and you are totally right sister. Just because we are around Africans, we think we can let down your guard. Don't trust anyone.. they prey on you, because you have more than them and are alone...a male presence is so important..🙏🏾
@@callofthedaughters7421 Totally agree!😌
@@relaxedmind01thank you so much when I hear AA talking as if people back home give F about us am like what my family give me the real lesson in life people back home can be evil I don’t let them know anything about me
Yes and it's all from the people that look JUST like you. Mental slaver > Physical
They said the suspect confessed, I’ll bet the police beat the breaks off him
I'm sure they already have.
Just like the American justice system they have to get a culprit guilty or not.
Some people have Negative mindset, some people have Negative actions.
Of course they did.
"I'll bet that the police" DID NOT have to "beat the breaks off him"!
You are obviously of a society where LYING is generally accepted as fine; Liars will have their criminal clients 'plea not-guilty' even though it is generally understood that criminal is guilty as sin.
In societies where TRUTH rightly matters, criminals WILL readily confess their crimes.
You see: Lies do not come as easily for non-european societies on the planet.
I am a Gambian living in the States but the security is very fragile right now the government needs to do better!! For the sisters be very vigilant as even Gambian's are being killed and anyone suspected of having money is a prey especially if you are single. Lots of foreigners committing crimes and some Gambian's.
If you move with wrong people it's, always like that
Exactly
In my opinion, African women of the continent have been stripped of their power, prestige, independence, and respect!!! The Great Kandakas spirits of Africa 🌍 needs to be reaffirmed, and empowered period❤❤❤ Our African, and Black women globally should be revered, respected, honored, and held up in high regards all of the times❤❤❤ An protecting them should be our religion 🖤🙏🏿❤️🙏🏾🖤🙏🏽❤️🙏🏼 Kandakas 4 Life❤👊🏾🖤👊🏽❤️👊🏾🖤👊🏿
People have culture and you must respect it, if not don't come, Africa is not a western Idea.. Its an idea of people and civilizations.. this is from an African American
Reporter's question was very fair. Everything he said about Africa is true. Blame goes to corrupt "African leaders"
I’m so heartbroken 💔!. Your situational awareness has to be on 1,000 these days. Greed is the biggest motivator to betray someone. 😢
Respectfully, I do mentally send a sense of spiritual continuance & love for her family. Seemingly, this particular Black - African Sister was humble, intelligent and well spoken. Yet, I still wonder, did she (as well as the other said murdered Sisters) feel like she/they could do it all on her/their own without the need of a decent man? Is this the usual type of a situation where seemingly and uncontrollably good sisters seek to build their lives surrounded by negatively thinking men ("rulership")? As even I've often commented ( as due to some of my own personal research, I feel that possibly due to some type of advance genetic manipulation from an earlier more advanced bipedal beings) 'Eve' in general is: 'crooked natured', soddish, naive narcissistic, & selfish. That has been one of the main problems that forever prevents overall social correction; thus, they will innately choose to even have their daughters to suffer as opposed to trying to prevent them from suffering the same issues that they, the older generational females had to endure. As said, within the 'Motherland', supposedly this has happened to a total of four to six females recently. I think that two may be considered a coincidence, three and more is a core problem. Love them; yet, understand them.
Her return to the motherland is extremely sad and disturbing. She was a beautiful soul full of grace, hope and compassion! Also her fate reminds us that we have to be cautious and vigilant wherever our feet steps up!❤🧡💛💙💚💜❣
The deaths of these 6 Sisters in this tiny Country, in such a short span of time (6 months) is absolutely heartbreaking😢. Although your report is Sad, it is needed. It educates, and gives a realistic understanding of the risk for Single Black Women.
This is beyond sad and sickening. It's as if we don't belong anywhere. 🤕😨😰😥😭😢🤮
You sound so right we are not really welcome in our own blk nation what wrong why are,blk like this other countries are properousing and doing good except for Africans were we eeally,curse of God Lord have mercy on our blk peoples save us before you come,back
have to carve your own spot and make it yours. 10 toes down.
Gambia and south Africa are now off my list 😢😢😢😢😢😢
Don't get brain wash by the media .this type of incident could happen to everyone in every where .Infact the murder was not a Gambia but from Sierra Leone..Peace
Am gambian but I fell shame and pain I live in diaspora and know how it feels😢
Be wise more country
Envy is the root of all evil
All I can say is that Africans...most of them are jealoys they would rather kill than see you succeed or have what they dont have...
Really, because these crimes were not committed by Gambians! How many Africans loose their lives in the diaspora? Should we cancel every country we’ve been murdered in? This is ridiculous. Stay away we don’t need that kind of energy there.
That's a sledgehammer! Wow this is so sad.
That's a lump hammer not a sledgehammer . .
Lumphammers are between 1 and 2.5kg heads with small handles .
Sledge are anything from 3gk to 10kg with a 3foot long handle
@@Badlander87Xand the point is?
Please also remember it happens to local women who get killed so the husband can move the side chick in. Divorce is frowned upon so they poison their women
Very true
Absolute nonsense!
What! That’s crazy!
Absolute nonsense 😂 our men can have as many as 3 wives.. and the respect for lives we have is second to none. Please stop this Mis information about my country which is one of the most peaceful in the world!
Africa does not have to worry about me.
We Americans of African descent are always going to be at a disadvantage anywhere on the continent of Africa because we sit squarely outside the ethnic divisions, they see us as strangers.
And we come with no covering of a man
You are strangers, your an American. Which is fine.
@@blackamericandestroyergod1957Right, even men are getting done in aboard.
Yeah and eventually the discrimination will start. If Black Americans become a big enough group in any country over there and poorer people start to feel like AA are taking all their opportunities then that's when all hell will break loose on AA
@@Serge-cm5my EXACTLY.....but the problem is that most Black westerners think that "skin color" will result in a harmonious union on the continent. It does not....Black westerners have more in common with Europeans than Africans.
Rest in peace to her. It’s so sad because it appears she was there to genuinely help people
Thank you for doing these stories. I was going to Nigeria but my spirit was troubled about it. I backed out
Nigeria??? Nigerians don’t even want to be in Nigeria. Nigeria is in the middle of civil unrest and it’s a filthy cesspool
It can happen anywhere dear.A Ghanaian guy was shot in Canada at the bus station waiting for the bus to the city.
Nigeria is a cesspool
Same here, but my heart & spirit yearns to be somewhere on the Continent of Africa. I refuse to go back to the U.S.
I'm currently in Costa Rica.
Follow your mind
REPEAT - SINGLE WOMAN DON'T MOVE TO THE GAMBIA
AA - We aren't from the Gambia period!
This is unforgivable. Gambia will fall into great misery and tribulation for their transgression against the Shemites.
Most West Africans are actually Shemites...some of them still keep elements of the law, but they call it culture or tradition, these practices are taken right out of the book of Leviticus. Also, many were taken from there during the transatlantic slave trade.
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Gambians and their brothers and sisters in West Africa are Shemites...many were shipped away in the slave trade as well.
It's unfortunate she was killed in Gambia. She was killed by a non-Gambian.
My friend, Gambians are Shemites...check their history and the slave trade.
I hope they have the right suspect… usually they pin it on an innocent person just to show they are doing something
My thoughts exactly. 🤔
Right
What a sad loss. The problem is there is so much poverty in Africa, going in with money , as a woman alone exposes you to robbery, rape and worse. It’s not just Gambia, this applies to many African countries.
True
Name those countries ,sick and tired of people who paint all 54 African coutries with the same brush ,some of us lives in African countries that have never experienced war/militias /drug problem or homelessness ,yes those coutries exist.Imagine someone painting all US cities with the same brush ,are your cities all like Baltimore ???
@@melby6512 I’m from Southern Africa, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Zambia, Mozambique. Please do your research. I live in the UK, but would love to go back home but can’t. I’m 💯African .
It's not poverty , it's wickedness and evil mind set. If poverty caused killing the rich who want to help in establishing factories and companies in order to reduce unemployment. Stop wasting developers lives Africa! RIP
The mother land can't have its cake and eat it too. If we are reluctant to speak on our experiences without taking offense, nothing will improve. Thank GOD for this Queen speaking the truth. I'm tired of CZcamsrs who only show the progress minus the struggle. Your objectivity is well appreciated.
No one thinks twice when the COLONIZING muzungus buy up all of the realestate. Self-hate is just as much a construct in Africa as it is in BABYLON. 🇺🇸 🇬🇧 🇲🇫
WELCOME these diasporans and share the knowledge. All will benefit. This was such a waste of gifts. However, I wonder statistically what the variance would be between The Gambia and the so called civilized West. We have just become desensitized to it.
The other ethnic groups going to Africa like the Chinese aren't going there to sleep with the men in the village. They go there with their money to buy up the resources of Africa. Black single diasporans go there with very little money, hook up with a poor young village boy and talk a lot of mumbo jumbo on their social medias to entice other lonely single diasporans to follow.
This is so very sad and distressing! When are we as black people going to come together! Such a devasting loss of this ladies life. There really are no words to express this loss!🙏🏾😢
The curse of Ham
“Black people” do not exist in Africa. Africans operate according to TRIBE.
Why would anyone wanna move to Gambia, even Gambians don wanna be in Gambia...even me as east african, Would never wanna go to Gambia being one of the top 3 most poorest countries in the world, not just africa
What about visiting Eswatini as Hwyte boy?
That's from your mouth.
alot of Africans trying to get to white majority countries...lol...@@bobdollaz3391
You would NEVER understand… don’t even try.
First of all a Gambian didn’t do the crime it was a Sierra Leonian guy that did the crime, most of these crimes are done by other Africans that move to Gambia. Gambians are living in Gambia so I don’t know what you talking about. Rest in peace Shakina 🙏🏿
My condolences. Life is unfair. And it is especially unfair for women.
I have been in situations where "locals" could have kidnapped or killed me for the money I had on me.
My approach to keeping safe is to surround myself with people who have more to gain by my staying alive.
Life is far more unfair to men than women. Cut the BS!
Smart Paul!
This woman was a beautiful SPIRIT on this earth, she believed in what she was doing in Africa but Africa didn't believe in her. When you've been treated bad by your oppressors since the 1800's, STOCKHOLM SYNDROME tells you to respect only your oppressors who don't look like you or others in authority over you. AFRICANS have to change Africa. With that being said, there is no way Ms. Chenidu told anyone in the Gambia she was Black American, because she's not. Hearing this woman if you have any discernment you know she is not the lying type. But Juliet is and we have confronted Juliet of BLAXIT about representing herself online as a BLACK AMERICAN and speaking for Black Americans as if we would collectively allow her to speak for us. We have Black Americans in the Gambia who can speak as Black Americans. If anyone knows Juliet, we won't be contacting her again. We will contact the Publications she's speaking to and SHUT HER DOWN, as a FRAUD! We're not going to allow the COSPLAYING and MISREPRESENTATION of our CULTURE again by any group! RIP to this beautiful SPIRIT!
Same Madness And Killing One Another Is Going On In The Hood. Come Here In Chicago And See How BLACK AMERICAN ARE KILLING EACH OTHER EVERY WEEKEND In The Black Neighborhood. You Cannot Be Putting Every African Inside One Box. There Are Bad People Everywhere. Y'all Need To Stop Going To Africa. Many African Are Not Planning To Go Back To Africa
This breaks my heart and infuriates me. This is why I'm not into the whole pan-Africanist thing.
Do you see yourself as African or foundational to where you are?
Nothing good comes easy.., we can’t just give up our goals and dreams when something goes wrong… more black women get killed in America
Do you choose to remain pan-European? Or are you pan-Asian?
Europeans are all into the Pan European thing...That is why your tax dollars are sent to Ukraine to fight the European/Asiatic country, Russia which will not go along with the Pan European plan to dominate the world. You are either pan African of a loser in the global battle for self determination and resources.
Naw you can’t afford to be
I agreed 💯 don't move there if you a single woman.
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SHE WAS ON POINT 💯🇯🇲🇸🇱
This is really sad I'll never bring my children to this sad nation 😢😢😢
Very sad. If I were single, there is no way I would entertain moving alone in a developing country where people are scrapping to get by. I asked my husband about taking our kids one summer to visit the continent for a couple of months. My husband’s list of acceptable countries was so short. With the exception of one country, every country was listed in East or Southern Africa. My husband and I have traveled together to 9 African countries, but when it came to bringing our 5 kids (our oldest is almost as big as him) and he said the list of places he felt comfortable bringing our family of 7 is very short.
Which countries made the list?
Sincere condolences to her loved ones. I think women of the Diaspora don't recognize their vulnerability because they feel empowered. Slow down, think ahead, be careful about the situations you put yourself into, ask for attendance and be willing to cooperate with your protectors - at home and abroad. Thanks to Oshay and all Diaspora men who are looking out for the women.
That is the last thing we women are thinking when we decided to travel to Africa..."because they "feel empowered."
We go through our own struggles, pain, & traumas. We're simply trying to find our peace & happiness just like any other person.
He didn't have to kill her to steal from her. 2 lives are now wasted.
My deepest CONDOLENCES in the lost of our Queens. 😢Excellent information provided, I thank you 🎉🎉🎉 2/27/2024
Devastating loss…
Oshay, Well done on this video. Thank you for not being insensitive about the advise you gave for single women like myself who travel alone. GB2A needs to take notes from you on how to address sensitive matters, such as these involving the loss of our beautiful sisters. Thank you...Thank you...thank you!
The lawyer knows nothing about how they conduct law enforcement on this side of the world. I've seen worst.😢
Powerful video. Thank you! RIP Sistar 🇦🇬👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾
I'm a Gambian 🇬🇲 and i know my country under this current government is definitely not going the way the citizens are happy with as a citizens. I also know Gambians are not known for murderers. May her soul rest in peace. Lot of crazy stuffs going on in this world.
Oshey this is unfortunate that it happened in Gambia 🇬🇲 but more crazy stuffs are going on in other parts of the world worst.
RIP great sister, I hope you come back with fire 🔥. When black people has a voice strong enough to encourage others to return to the continent, you can always look forward to seeing things like this.
Me as a woman, I will never move to any country by myself, never
Move just be careful with money any where you go
@mamkanteh4090 Agree. Even in the USA I am careful as a single woman. I am careful where and when I go and who I am with. I am wary of men who I don't know well
Sometimes Police frame innocent people.
This gentle man is correct. I am Nigerian and when I go home my family has everything locked down from the airport. I am NEVER alone, my family will not allow that. I am not even allowed to meet with old friends nor let anyone know when I am in the country. They do all this to protect me.
Also, so that they are the only ones to enjoy your Money!
Should you really be going somewhere you need that level of protection?
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After this, nobody else should be going to the Gambia. Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, and Ghana are better places to repatriate to.
Wow! Are you sure Abt Ghana? Stuff happening there too. I heard Ghanian women are VERY unfriendly to other women. Hmmmmm
@@winsomeg1124 are we being murdered in Ghana? No.
friendly is 1 thing but taking someone's life? omg
Ghanaians are blaming foreigners over land their chief sold to them. Why bother to live there amongst the ppl that sold your ancestors off long ago.
@AfrWorldMedia A black American woman was murdered in Ghana last month.
What a soul we loss Gambian live in the UK, II don’t have no words.
It be your own people 😪. Imagine she was running away from the oppressors thinking she'd be more comfortable among her own, and this is what happened. Sometimes, our worst enemy is our own black people. Women won't be safe until men change their ways. R.I.P. Sister.
She wasn't very smart. She saw africa through rose colored glasses. Has she been living in a gated community with security chances are that man and his hammer wouldn't have had the opportunity.
@ariamason9324 And while I agree that one can not just go to certain countries and not exercise care, we must also accept that this could have happened in any country. Anywhere men are, it's not safe. Why do first world countries have security systems, and people have to look behind them and clutch their purses when walking down the street? Because wherever Men are present, there's danger. So the men with microphones need to use these platforms to not only tell other men how "women are ev!l and they just want your money and you have every right to h@te women". They need to use their influence tell men to be better people.
They don’t consider her their own why do you think they did what they did bro
Rest in Eternal Peace Queen. My condolences to her family, may God be with you in this time of terrible grief
I believe that she is of carribean decent, as am I. The only lesson here is that we have to be vigilant as we build Africa. wild unproductive ninjas are everywhere. But they cant stop the process.
I think she is from Barbados. She should have taken her azz back there to build her life.
This also just happened to a white girl in Georgia this weekend by a MIGRANT. people dont understand most of the world is still the medival era.
UGA student deleted while on a jog on campus right?
@@canguskahn yep. Im from GA. People dont understand how racist that area is. White people definetly gona retaliate.
We're not talking about yt ladies in America!
🙏🏿🌹🙏🏿WOW!! I watched that clip, amazing women. She said all the powerful things that got under some devil 👿skin👿
What makes you think African men across the diaspora have evolved? Do not go alone !!!!
Very tragic loss 😢 May she rest in peace!
Absolutely true women need to wake up different culture
Sis, RIP, what a shame!!! The leaders of Gambia, you HAVE to protect people coming to your country, how can you let this keep on happening, you must be ashamed of yourselves.
I also find it odd that @3:46 he has a smile on his face seemingly the whole time. I'm just sayin' I know we all have different cultures and customs but it just seems odd to me. Also that all is wrapped up and resolved so quickly with answers.
Thank you for telling black women the truth about what is really happening!! I have always wanted to move there, but not now. Why, tho? We are all black why would they kill like this? Most of the time, I feel we are not really wanted there. I am praying for Africa and our people. God bless you for all that you give on this Channel. I still love Africa and I support Africa forever. It's just sad that they are killing black women. We pray it stops. Thank you💯❤️
Never move to african islamic countries unless youre muslim
You are definitely not wanted there. Africa is about tribes, diasporans aren't from any tribe. Also it's a Muslim country.
People in Africa are like people in Europe. They may have similar skin tone but they are divided by families, tribes and nations. It's the same in Asia and the Americas.
They go through civil wars.. People are ignorant
We are all black why would they kill like this? because sin has no color
I might be emotional right now, but Africa is a dam joke concerning health care, I have a friend there right now that's DEAD!!!! Did you hear me? DEAD !!! I knew on the day she died she had an aneurysm, but those pathetic excuses for doctors there in South Africa can't come up with a reason for her death , so two weeks later, her family and I are still waiting for the body for burial. I've been to Africa twice in my life and thank God nothing happened to me there. I did get blood clots on the way back from South Africa, but thank goodness I was heading back to New York and got treatment in the U. S. They wouldn't even help her because she didn't have money, so they just put her in a bed and let her fade out. I have love for Africa as a whole, but goddam come into the 21st century.
South Africa has not recuperated from apartheid and still suffers the trauma of that political system some 30 years later.
Her response was awesome!!!
R.I.P. Sister
Very sad. You need a lion to keep other lions in check back home. The greed and desperation is very real. Since Jammeh left power, the crime rate has blown up in The Gambia. For all of his faults and there were a few : security was very tight under Jammeh and these things did not happen because he understood the economic repercussions. If you do not have a male partner, move around with a male friend and do not be in a private space with someone you have known for less than 5 years.
I'm so grateful to that friend for sending me a video that sent me into all the other videos about these murders of single women in Gambia just before I was preparing to go. People of Gambia need to start protecting everyone coming from the diaspora not causing them harm, these ppl came to help YOU and make YOUR life better by building and bringing businesses and by doing this ur deterring others from coming and uplifting ur country. This sister was doing a lot for y'all and this is how u treat her?
I'm sure not one single Gambian asked these women to come SAVE them. They took themselves over there thinking they are Africans coming home. They know very little about the culture. On top of that it's a Muslim territory and the way they see women is very different. These diasporans are easy prey and don't belong to any tribe in Africa. And let's face it most go over there in their retirement age looking for younger men.
@queendoda850, how many businesses have they built in the Gambia? You are talking shit! Most of them went to Gambia to change their own situation for the better. Most of them going to Gambia are not rich people. Do not talk like these people are rich people and business minded people. The majority are not. They go to the Gambia to have a better life.
Sis we Gambians aren’t the ones murdering these poor women. We have also been victims of criminals coming from other countries and not being vetted before entering! Where is the outrage for the Gambians who have lost there lives? Is it only the diasporans who’s lives matter?
Critical thinking is good..the gambia is been developed by gambians stop your this nonsense thinking..only the very poor diasporans are moving to gambia the rich one ..stays in the USA and UK....am waiting until 50cent move to Africa then will yes this is a blessing for Africa at lager
This really is heartbreaking on a lot of different levels. As a 51 year old African American woman, I have spent quite a few decades, dreaming and longing to go "home."
I'm not unique in this, of course. I'm also single. That's simply my status.
I have have never, in my adult life felt as if I didn't need a man. And as with my statement before, I am not unique in that. However, that did nothing to change the fact that I didn't have one.
Many of the boys and men that I dated, wanted me to "dumb down" to make them feel better. I couldn't do that. I am who and how God/Olodumare created me. Who am I to ignore any gifts that I have been granted in this life?
I never hated my brothers. I grew up with all brothers. I champion many of their causes. But like a lot of Black women in America (I can't speak for the UK),
I was grouped into a stereotype that I didn't even know existed until a few years ago!
But I haven't lamented. I just put my energies elsewhere, like pursuing spiritual knowledge and transformation.
ANYWAY. I share that part of my life experiences to say that there are so many of us who are alone in this world. We do not have the covering or protection of our men, and not because we have hardened, or emasculated, or pushed them away spouting feminist rhetoric. Our men are just not there. And my apologies if I offend anyone. But, Black women have been abandoned.
So should we give up on the dreams that we've had since childhood, and be content living in a country that hates us like they do our men? I truly ask in hopes of hearing genuine and loving feedback as simply a fellow African. I don't want to have to go to Thailand, Columbia, or any other country or continent. Africa is the place of my descent. Nigeria is written all over me, right down to the gap in my front teeth. But what are we to do?
There is no such thing as paradise here on earth . As long as humans are involved this could happen anywhere.
As a fellow American woman of a certain age - I would implore you to scratch the curiosity of the continent of Africa is to explore with well organized and reputable travel groups . The grass isn’t always greener and here in the USA & it is not as bad as the conversation will have us to think. The USA is huge and a great place to explore as well :-) ASE
@ Wendyj 2833 you should take a trip to Africa with a well known tour company, such as Maximium Impact ,or with some of your males brothers in your family. Don't let your feelings passed you by.
Seems like you're like a lot of Black Americans people who want to experience living in an African country where our people are the majority, and running the countries where our ancestors came from.
@tampfrompensacola Asé Sis. Thank you for taking the time to respond. I appreciate, love, and need the advice of my people who may have a different perspective.
First, let me acknowledge that by no means do I believe that anywhere is a utopia. As you said, humans live here. I also don't subscribe to subscribe to beliefs of any ultimate evil or good outside of Olorun and Olodumare. Not to mention that I'm just too friggin old to be bright-eyed and bushy tailed.
I've been blessed to have grown up immersed in African traditions and culture. Although I resisted as a small child who'd already had like 7 years of only knowing about America. But on both my father's side (Bahamian) as well as my mother's (US), there was still a strong sense of "We are African people." And you Will embrace your heritage. Lol.
In the Bahamas, my great great grandmother (who lived until she was 125) shared a lot of history and wisdom with me, including some stories from our ancestors before her who tried to hold on to and pass down knowledge about who we were and where we were from. I found out that it's Yorubaland (Without Ancestry DNA, actually), and I've wanted to go home ever since.
I've been to Nigeria a few times, like when my mom was being spiritually initiated. But never as a full adult, myself.
I'm almost a senior now. And that's where I want to be until I transition.
I like the idea of touring first. It still doesn't negate my frustration with this situation.
And I've visited and lived on just about every coast and in several states. My dad was in the military. The only place left is California, really. Amen. I'm going to need a lot of humility, contemplation, and prayer.
I apologize that this ended up so loooonng. But thank you so much again. Your input gave me things to consider that honestly never crossed my mind. It's good to get views from more angles than my own. Asé.
@nathanielpickens927 Thank you for that. I will check out that tour company. And yes, we've wanted to come home for hundreds of years, not all, but most of us. I've wanted to come since I was around 13 or 15. And that was back in the 1980s.
When our ancestors were taken, it crippled the west and central African economies and built up the structure and foundational wealth of this country. By forcing us to work without wages. And when it supposedly ended. The British and American enslavers were paid reparations because our labor made them wealthy and afforded them the luxury of owning huge amounts of land and properties and to build generational wealth.
Meanwhile, American Africans remained poor and oppressed, and Africa was being colonized, exploited, and robbed. I want to come home to contribute and live out the rest of my life with my relatives, no matter how distant. I've traced my family back to Yorubaland. And I'm proud. I've never felt at home here. And despise our treatment. I'm a highly educated woman with many talents and abilities. I attribute that to the gifts given through my African bloodline. So I want to use them there.
Wow! 😳 Did he bring out the murder weapon for ‘Dramatic’ Effect? So Strange! Condolences to the family! RIP Shakina.
I can't for the life of me understand why the officer giving the information is smiling the entire time !!?? What on earth???
@@pootus9I noticed that also, I know its the smiling coast but have some respect, it just seems a stage
I’ve found that we women have to be extremely careful what men we allow to be close to her - here and abroad. Some men already have deeply rooted issues towards women. Then you add poverty and desperation to the equation, it’s a problem. Let’s Also keep in mind, the world is in economic crisis.
Yes that was powerful! She was a mover and a shaker. This sister could empower a lot of people to shake things up. Maybe oeople were watching her. Maybe the suspect had another motive.This is very sad that this brilliant sister lost her life. I think there needs to be a thorough investigation.
Good coverage of this unfortunate incident, l wonder what Dr. Umar Johnson has to say about this?
Omar ain't going to go to any african country to live permanently
Thank you. Good in formation. We think wherever we go we feel like it will be the same as America. Thanks again for this information. I had thought about making the move to Africa. I feel I just judged a bullet.
A truly remarkable lady , a loss to humanity.
Oshay, that clean fresh from home depot hammer is not the weapon. Something smells fishy!
Same here in the UK. They will have to show the chain of custody of the evidence.
She thought she came home to her own people that she loved and believing among them she would be safe, "her own people" took her life
Everything calls for wisdom. Trouble is the independent mindset of us diasporeans especially women. Sisters I'm telling you don't go it alone. Work with family members that you can trust. You need to build that trust well IN ADVANCE so that they feel that you are not there to step over them. MHSRIEP
Sounds like a high level hit.
Heartbreaking. My deepest condolences to Shakina Chengdu's family and friends. And I agree that as women on our own we are extra vulnerable. I recently inherited some money and want to "return" to the Motherland having been born and bred in London, UK. I heed your advice to make sure I am well supported and protected. I am so sorry to hear about these murders. So sorry.
I just can't understand how someone with a sound mind leaves Europe or America and comes to leave in the Gambia. Everyone will try to use you. All we want is your money .
Our worst enemies are our own people.Nobody wants to disconnect but those of us who do... we just want to be free from the hatred the ignorance the jealousy and wicked.
I wouldn't go nowhere near this continent.
My deep condolences to the family. May God bless and strengthen them. May God bless us all.
In the end it was the people who looked like her who did her in
1031,😢 Just like in the USA and the Caribbean.
Sounds like You might just have to set up a government first bruh. A mixture of locals and folks from a broad to protect while the building is going on.
RIP Sister 🙏
In a impoverished community the motive is likely greed .
I love Ivory Coast better. I enjoy life over there. The Language barrier is not a big deal for me. with time I speak little French, and I find people very welcoming.
Don't travel alone ladies bring a man with you
We are seeing black leaders who love Africa and Africans we need to love each other Black people doesn’t matter where you’re from you’re black is black love us
You apply your laws to someone elses laws we should stop applying us to them
RIPower to this beautiful woman.
There are plenty of single women in Africa. The issue is that AA women or Black British women are moving in The Gambia/Africa like they would in the UK, and you can’t. Young men don’t seriously date or marry older women; period. You can not befriend men and women from a lower socioeconomic status than you; period. You most certainly can not marry a man that earns significantly less than you. Only date men that you meet via networking in more affluent circles or through friends made in more affluent circles. It is for your own safety. There are older men in Africa that are either widowed, divorced or maybe even never married(rare). Ask friends that you make from more affluent circles to set you up with someone, people do it all the time, so it’s not weird. Lastly, please don’t confuse being sharp tongued and or loud with being “strong” and “liberated”. The kind of man you want to be with in Africa, is not going to stick around for that, because he doesn’t have to.
Great Show Oshe. “The Fish are trying to get out of the Ocean to go Live in a tiny Lake, because they heard it was better” That is what Colonialism has done to Africa. Many people in Africa cannot see any good in this 30 million square kilometer of earth. They want To go to tiny countries outside of Africa where they have heard things are better. Naturally for the African, they will never believe anything you tell them until they experience it for themselves. As they say in Africa, “seeing is believing”
As for the returning diaspora, there is great opportunity in some African countries, however, you must be conscious of your environment. You must be conscious of your security. You must understand that all crime results from two things, “ Need & Opportunity “ There is great need in The Gambia 🇬🇲 Please don’t become the Opportunity
It amazes me that people actually feel safe enought to birth their children into a world like this. I woke up from my delusional dreams at 21 and realized this world is evil, corrupt, demonic, unfair, unjust and we humans are really not serving any true purpose here so there is no reason to perpetuate this life. I will get through this life as best as I can and my bloodline ends with me. My unborn children will never see the evil done under this sun, and I am grateful for this everyday!!!!
Stay in the Americas.
This cautionary is equally true for men, too... Don't get it twisted, these local women can definitely set you up on dates. The day when disporia men getting drugged on dates like colombia is definitely coming to Africa really soon.
The Colombians finally had enough of sx tourists, don't bring that sh to Africa.
Meanwhile we are here in Africa, living our best lives, and keep hearing people keep telling us we have problems 😂. YOU have problems, some of us are just fine.
I could have stayed in UK after getting my degree there in my early twenties, but I felt life was more difficult there, and left the day after I wrote my last exam. Don't regret that decision at all.
I can't think of any place on earth I would rather be than right here where I belong, so many opportunities in Africa.
Rest in peace to this lady. Everyone please don’t let this discourage you from africa, she wouldn’t want us to think like that. She would want us to continue lifting africa up so don’t argue guys!!!
You absolutely gorgeous yeah going to the continent you have to know someone to move correctly and never lose your guards anyway in the world much love from Senegal 🇸🇳 and Guinea- Bissau 🇬🇼