Ghanaian Man Deported From Belgium After Friends Allegedly Report Him To Police, Video Evokes Sorrow

• A Ghanaian man residing abroad has recalled a sad story of how his fellow nationals allegedly reported him to the police for deportation
• The man claims the ensuing circumstances have taught him a valuable lesson; hence, his resolve never to trust anybody
• Scores of people have taken to social media to share their thoughts on the matter, while some commiserated with him, others doubted his story

A Ghanaian man has recounted a painful experience in which his fellow nationals allegedly orchestrated his deportation from Belgium following a misunderstanding.

According to him, the episode taught him a valuable life lesson and was the very reason he no longer trusts people.

In a video excerpt posted on TikTok, the young man, who identified himself as ‘Evidence-is-Photo,’ recalled the alleged situation, describing it as the most painful episode of his life.

Narrating his supposed experience, he explained that he lived and worked in Belgium with a group of Ghanaians. While there, he and his fellow countrymen acted and related to each other as brothers until an unfortunate incident resulted in a quarrel.

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In the middle of the heated exchange, he claimed, one of the brothers threatened to report him to the police. He added that he was not moved by the threats because he considered them empty.

He was therefore baffled when he allegedly found the police at his door, demanding that he show his legal documents as an immigrant. He said:

“The police came knocking on my door around 10:00 pm. They told me they had received a report that I was living in the country without legal documents. I was shocked because my own Ghanaian brother was behind it. He had told me he would report me to the police, and he actually did."

He explained further that it was rare, at the time, for people to be deported from Belgium.

"The police in Brussels are not fond of deportation. That alone shows that someone was behind the entire deportation scandal. The police told me I was the first Ghanaian they had ever had to deport."

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Watch the TikTok video here:

Ghanaian's alleged deportation from Belgium stirs reactions

Scores of people have shared their thoughts on the story shared on TikTok. Yen.com.gh compiled a list of the comments below:

Kash_Kartel Gh commented:

"Belgium doesn't deport immigrants because they don't have proper documentation. This guy is hiding something; he is withholding some truth."

User79852854561054 noted:

"Come back home, bro. Pick yourself up and keep fighting."

Mugabe77 opined:

"Oh! my people. This is so sad."

Market woman prays for Twene Jonas's deportation

YEN.com.gh had previously reported that a video of a Ghanaian market woman praying for Twene Jonas to be deported back to Ghana caused a stir online.

In the video, the woman suggested that Jonas has shown he has no real purpose in the U.S. and should be sent back to Ghana.

When the video went viral, many netizens flooded the comments, with a lot expressing their disappointment in her harsh words.

Proofreading by Samuel Gitonga, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.

Source: YEN.com.gh