Stay away from Arabs, they are wicked people - Afia Schwarzenegger

Controversial television personality, Valentina Nana Agyeiwaa, better known as Afia Schwarzenegger, has cautioned Ghanaian youth to desist from traveling to Arab countries.

According to Afia, African leaders, especially Ghanaian politicians must focus on impacting the lives of their people rather than amassing wealth at offshore banks to satisfy their selfish interests.

The outspoken TV host who appears to have been terrified by the humiliations and recent slave trade in Libya, lambasted political leaders to sit up to help and pay attention to the suffering of the youth.

Afia on her Instagram page, shared a graphic video where an African migrant had been tied up with a rope and being battered by some strong men at a location suspected to be in a Middle Eastern country.

The graphic video also showed the African victim being stabbed many times by his tormentors until he gave up his life.

Afia Schwarzenegger who was clearly not happy about the abuse of African migrants posted, "African leaders must learn how to help the youth of their country... Listen gathering wealth for your children is great, but if your money can't impact someone's life and I mean someone who can't pay u back.....then dude u are broke”.

The TV host also added, “Dear Mr Rich man, please this young man wouldn't die like this if someone had invested a little in him.”

Afia who was charged in her commented lambasted Ghanaian Christians who shower their pastors with cash while neglecting poor people to suffer.

“Stop showering your pastors with money (it is very good to bless the man of God but are u blessing a child of God who desperately need it), being the pastor's favorite is not a visa to heaven", she said.

The comedienne in her post described Arabians as wicked people who do not have respect for human lives.

“This is inhumane and awfully disgusting. But who are u to blame poverty. My brothers and sisters in Africa, most Arabians are very wicked people so stay away from their country”, Afia said.