Black American Women Are Mysteriously Losing Their Lives In The Gambia

Emma Ansah reports on a black American women who moved to the Gambia for greener pastures but are mysteriously losing their lives under mysterious circumstances

[QoDeZeRo]

Just because someone has the same skin tone doesn’t mean same kin folk!

[Briwnee]

Gambian men drawn these women to get their lives, homes etc

[ricomiller]

Build our own they don’t see you as one of them no matter what you claim to be

[patosepo]

Most of us Africans who have come to live in America and abroad are very careful when we go back to Africa. Everybody back home consider the those coming from abroad as rich, and yes we are. Certainly, we become the target of criminals and robbery. leading to death. Many have lost their lives in such situations. Please, take time to learn very well about any community that you decide to relocate. Don't pick anybody from the street to be your friend. Please don't take your security for granted. In America people kill for no purpose. In Africa people kill for a pittance.

[faybrown]

Men are being unalived in Latin America and the women in Gambia. This is a sign for you both to resolve your differences and learn to live/love each other in America/Diaspora. It seems no one else does. Africa is wherever you are. Discrimination against us is everywhere! RIP 🙏🏾

[Gashshiningstar]

Imagine pulling up to a wolves den expecting the wolves to not to act wolves.

Poverty breeds terroristic, tacky, and trashy behavior.

[stevenharris]

If you move to an impoverished country from the West, you'll inevitably be a target because by comparison you are rich.

[regiment]

You can’t move in Africa like you move over here…FACTS

[Tinaisme]

When people utter, “let’s go back to the motherland”, I say to them, “America is my motherland”, No thank you.

[thescholarofpain]

This is disgusting. They had returned to the continent to do good things and help the people. Single women must be extra careful and pick their destination wisely...

[jasmineimanii]

I’m sorry but it’s hard enough to maintain my rights as a women fighting against the patriarchy in the US I would never move somewhere where most of those rights we fought for are not there. I don’t think it’s a good idea for us to move to Africa.

[quentinwillis]

Yall black women better take caution it's real 🫡

[jojoko]

Your reporting is pretty thorough on the Gambia situation on the live of the women. Thanks!

[nyangokdaniel]

Please sisters don't go alone and try to be careful Please

[highdie]

This is pure jealousy and hatred on the part of these people

[cheikhgueye]

As an African from Senegal am very disappointed at you people of the Gambia and I hope the guilty people will be punished and RIP to all of the people who lost their lives.

[kandicewright-lmym]

TLC told us to stick to the rivers and lakes that we are use to. I will not leave my home

[ndureone]

Guy’s this is definitely heartbreaking 💔 to watch, as an African Gambian, am sincerely sending love to all victims family to please take heart. Our country is now in a great mess since the change of regime, unpolitical instability. I advice our diaspora sisters to practice caution before travelling to the motherland.

[kevincommings]

If you are FBA, American Indian or a descendant of slaves, please don’t let anyone talk you into moving to a strange foreign land. the grass is not always greener, and chances are the influencers are living her in America🤦🏾‍♂️ please take caution and do your research

[karenkane]

All the brothers who are hurting their sisters because of greed, shame on all of them, the African leaders need to put a stop to this madness. This makes me so ashamed because outsiders(colonials )are living in no fears, while our own sisters brothers are getting killed by our own. Africans wake up, lets say enough is enough.