Obaa Cee: Ghanaian TikToker In The US Warns Migrants On Deportation, Video Causes Stir

• A Ghanaian TikToker has cautioned undocumented Ghanaians currently living in the US
• She gave them tips on things they should not do as they seek to legalise their stay in the US
• Many people who took to the comments section of the video have shared varying opinions on the warning by Obaa Cee

Ghanaian social media content creator Obaa Cee has cautioned undocumented Ghanaians living in the US.

In a video that has since gone viral and sighted by YEN.com.gh, the outspoken TikToker speculated that it is likely that some Ghanaian nationals currently living in the developed country might be deported in the future due to issues with their documentation.

She remarked, therefore, that Ghanaians who are in the process of legalising their stay in the US must be circumspect in their actions and movements.

Obaa Cee stressed the need for such persons to stay out of trouble and refrain from activities that might attract attention towards them.

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"Be careful of what you do and the people you associate with. Be mindful of the places you go. Also, I would advise that you relocate and change your address if you think that could lead to trouble."

At the time of writing the report, the video had raked in over 2000 likes and 50 comments.

Watch the video below:

Ghanaians commend Obaa Cee

Social media users who took to the comment section of the video thanked Obaa Cee for the piece of advice she rendered regarding potential deportations from the US.

Bamette commented:

"Also tell them no friends for now because Ghanaman can call the police on them."

trimudeCklara reacted:

"Na commentary ben ni ei mummy."

ConstanceAppiahkubi reacted:

"Maa God bless you so much."

Peter Blay indicated:

"This woman is good ooo."

Ewurama Yeboah added:

"Information to information."

Man deported from Canada over alleged theft

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Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that an unnamed Ghanaian boy had been deported from Canada for allegedly stealing tilapia fish at a supermarket.

According to narrations from a video that circulated on social media, the boy was reported to have ostensibly stolen tilapia, worth $5 (equivalent to GH¢78.21), at a Chinese shop in Toronto.

The young Ghanaian boy, who recently relocated abroad to seek greener pastures, was deported back home to Ghana.

Proofread by Samuel Gitonga, Copy Editor at YEN.com.gh

Source: YEN.com.gh