Lug for the cure. Lug for the cure. Ma'z is not that bad if I did cure. Jihua, Ichongyeng sangonyang. Ikyo, Ikyo, Ikyo, Ikyo. Oh. My COVID-popper. COVID-19. That's all, that's all, boy. That's all. You must burn it out. African governments are demanding answers from Beijing on the treatment of their citizens after reports of mistreatment of Africans in China caused outrage African students and expatriates in the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou were last week subject to force coronavirus testing and not for any specific rules or reasons, but based on random choice of 14-day self-quarantine, regardless of recent travel history, amid heightened fears of imported infections. It's going to be a cure tip, it's going to reach to your throat so you're going to feel a little bit uncomfortable. Okay? Can you take off your mask? Okay. So if the problem is just, is this just a test, nothing more than you want, right? Just a test. However on Saturday, a member of Kenya's parliament called for all Chinese nationals to leave Kenya with immediate effect. TV stations in Uganda and other news agencies across the continent also ran similar stories on the election. It is a heartbreaking story. But this is nothing but racism and it has to be called as racism. Who are just victims like the rest of the world from a virus that emanated from China where now they are practicing racism against Africans? We must speak out. Africans are now not allowed to board buses, trains or go to restaurants or any other public places. I cannot enter. I cannot enter. I cannot enter. I was suddenly in the old white boy in Argentina. Nothing but it was just looking for an excuse to express their racism. That's what it is. They do want me to enter the subway. I had even bought my ticket that it was for you one. And by the time I was going to the subway, they stopped me. And then they told me that no foreigner is allowed. And I was like, why this is a subway? They are saying then they say that that is the rule. Then who am I to argue with the locals? I complied. I was taking the bus. This guy, he called the police. Or he called the police that I have taken the bus. So now he telling me that we should go. I don't know what the problem is. I took a bus and then they called the police for me because I am a foreigner. I am a black man. You see how it's so painful when somebody raises against you for what you have. You haven't done it. You are not. You haven't done anything. I did have a place to go. I had to slip outside. Yes, I did slip outside. The next day they came, I tried calling them. They were not actually responding to my call. What they told me, go to the police. I did that. After staying at the police station for maximum of three good hours, they told me that we are sorry we cannot help. This has sparked an anger on the African continent. Nigerians mocking Chinese joggers on the streets in Nigeria amid inhuman treatment of Africans in China. I have given it two meters, two meters, two meters. Social distance, I beg, I beg, I beg. When I find the cure, find the cure. Look for the cure. Look for the cure. But it's not that I may find the cure. Jihua, Ichangyeng Xiangongyang. Ichiao, Ichiao, Ichiao. My COVID-19. COVID-19. That's all, that's all, boy. Yes, you must run it out. Also in Ghana, a Ghanaian forced a Chinese to pick up baggage in a gutter after Africans living in China were humiliated. In Nigeria, a Chinese was not allowed to enter a building. It's time to openly remind Chinese authorities to take responsibility of what's happening to Africans in China. The action threatens to undermine China's diplomatic efforts in Africa. In recent years, African nations have become key diplomatic and trade partners to Beijing, with China's trade with Africa worth $208 billion in 2019, according to official figures from China's general administration of customs. China must wake up and stop the blame game on Africans.