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I will be homeless in less than eight months. I will have no family and no home to go to. I will not be able to rent shelter or an apartment soon. I will be on the streets.
I would rather be homeless in Africa than homeless in Detroit.
I plan to save up for six months.
What is the best way about moving to Africa? What are all of the necessary documents needed to move? Will I need good credit?
I want to find work in either Kenya or Libya or any other community that is not in rulership of the pale Arabs. (except Mommar Gaddafi) or a community that is in rulership of any European or American power/state whatsoever.
I want to work for my food and shelter. I want to build luxury and a good home and assmilate into a good community of a loving people.
I know that the people of the Motherland will be of good courtship in helping me build.
When you decide which country in Africa you would like to go to then look up their immigration rules and see what you need to qualify for a visa. Your chances of getting a visa to work in any African country given your current situation are next to nil but only research will tell.
To Jwyatt123: While you recognize that some countries in Africa are ruled by and populated by Arabs, you talk as if the rest of Africa is just one place. Not so. There are many different countries, and there are enormous differences between them - different languages, different systems of government, different economies, different customs, etc. Educated people in Africa will speak either English or French in addition to their tribal language; unless you speak French, you will probably want to avoid the countries where French is the primary language of international commerce and higher education. I would suggest beginning to read about various countries in preparation for what you wish to do; you can do this either online or at your local library, or both. I hope you will not take offense, but you seem very naive about what to expect. I'm not sure it's axiomatic that African people will rush to embrace you just because you are black (and from your post I assume you are black). After all, they are mostly black there too and they have their own problems depending on their local situation. You will be a foreigner in Africa. You will have a lot to learn about how to function in the local economy, etc.
You mention Gaddafi. Are you not aware that he is finished, that he is history? He is no longer the ruler of Libya; he is on the run, whereabouts unknown, with an international arrest warrant out for him. Libya is the last place you would want to go as a black man right now, as the "pale Arabs" (as you put it) who are enemies of Gaddafi are now in charge there. Again, I mean no offense, but you seem to know very little about Africa. Now is the time to start educating yourself.
@Escort Rider: Thank you for your comment. That was very helpful and I do plan to learn more about Africa. But this is no choice for me. "You will be a foreigner in Africa" I am a human being. I can go anywhere in the earth I want to. I do not submit to Roman Law yoke. I have no god but Allah. The government is not my god and I do not trust in governement.
@LongTimeBravesFan: Broke is not the same thing as homeless.
@winoceros: Already have a job. Read my first post and circumcise your heart for understanding.
@STT Resident: Thank you for your sincere comment.
@IDASpaceman: Already have a job. Read my first post and circumcise your heart for understanding.
Last edited by jwyatt123; 09-08-2011 at 02:26 PM..
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