A Ghanaian immigrant was confronted by South African activists who were captured on camera telling him and other Africans to leave the country.

The South Africans can be seen in the video stopping the Ghanaian man and requesting his passport and documents.

They said it was eleven in the morning and asked what the Ghanaian man did for a living.

The Ghanaian man and those from other African nations who relocate to South Africa in quest of better opportunities are then the target of a speech given by South African activist Victoria Africa, also referred to as Queen Vee.

Queen Vee is heard advising other Africans to stay in their native countries in a now-viral video that Reality Street Talk posted to YouTube. 

“We’re fixing this continent. This thing of you guys moving from one country to the other, it’s no longer working. We don’t want this as African people anymore. 

“We’re tired of seeing African migrants moving all over the world, refusing to fix your own countries.” 

She continued: “We’re making it very clear to you guys, we don’t want you here. We want you to fix your countries now. 

“You came here with a travelling document which you came with a passport. You know that you are a visitor, but now you decided to come and integrate in our communities. 

“You know very well that what you have done is wrong. We can’t come to Ghana and do what you’re doing. It’s 11 a.m, you were supposed to be fighting the government of Ghana there to ensure that they are getting things right.” 

The video has elicited divided opinions, with some viewers supporting the South Africans while others accuse them of xenophobia. 

Some pointed out that Ghanaians did same to Nigerians in Ghana just months ago.