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National Security 101: Spotlight on African Menace

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(Still, remember the audacity of Africans to fight the local authorities in Mantin? Does it not count as a serious threat to national security? Image source)

Whilst we welcome genuine Africans students to come over and get their higher education to better themselves and their country, we do not want criminals in disguise as students to come over and start creating problems and commit serious crimes here. And regrettably, the number of the menace caused by these Africans seems to be on a worrying trend.

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From Norman Fernandez (via OutSyed The Box)

In recent weeks, newspapers have been highlighting, police and immigration raids and arrest of Africans in Malaysia. In some instance, the Africans while trying to evade arrest were brazen enough to attack the police with metal rods. The temerity of them!

Clearly Africans in Malaysia have moved from being a nuisance, to a menace and now they are fast becoming a threat to national security

For some time Malaysians have been watching with great uneasiness, the growing influx of Africans into Malaysia. It would seem that many Africans are purported coming into Malaysia as students but in truth many of them are using this merely as a conduit to enter into this country, either to misuse their visas, overstay and become illegals or be involved in crime.

Harian Metro in October 2006, reported that Africans have gone from being customers at brothels to running brothels with some earning up to RM1,000.00 per day. If that is not surprising,

Utusan Malaysian on Sunday December 18, disclosed of an African who arrived in this country with only clothes on his back and then went on to build a RM400 million five star hotel back in Africa all from the money earned by cheating people in Malaysia.

Africans after arriving have moved on and created mini colonies in areas around Kuala Lumpur, Selangor and Negri Sembilan. With their loutish and boorish behavior, they are not only a nuisance but also a disturbance in many neighbourhoods. In short they have become a menace

We have to admit that Malaysia has lost the fight against Indonesian immigrants either illegally entering Malaysia or overstaying. Let us now not lose also the fight against the Africans. Apprehending Africans is not the job of the police alone.

People seeing Africans staying or being present in their neighbourhood ( unlike Indonesians, Africans are easily identifiable) must call the local police station and if no action is forthcoming call the Ketua Polis Negeri. If all attempts have failed then email me at anfalaw@streamyx.com Whatever do not do what the dumb assed Senator Datuk Paul Kong Sing Chu whose advise was “the best is to totally avoid them”. Really ?

I leave you with a chilling comment posted by a Nigerian in the Malay Mail Online “ I assure u (sic) that one day Nigerians will begin to contest for political posts in your country and if u (sic) are not careful they will gain victory, it has happen in so many places and Malaysia is no exception”.

Malaysians take heed… we have been warned by Africans themselves !

The question is what is Malaysia – the authorities and the Malaysians as whole (the menace would not grow without some locals in collusion) is planning to do to curb this menace. It’s high time we relook at the extent of our hospitality when it comes to Africans who commit crimes and become nuisance to others, tighten the immigration laws and ban them outright from this country if they failed to meet the very stringent immigration requirements.

We need to keep up the enforcement (like this) and with biometrics facilities in places, it will not hard for us to enforce the laws and banning the troublemakers from the country.

17 thoughts on “National Security 101: Spotlight on African Menace”

  1. I am a student from East Africa currently studying for my degree in Malaysia. I agree that there are some Africans (mostly Nigerians) who come to cause problems in your country but its not all of us. Majority of us are here to truly get a good education and return to our home countries. Many of us are from good family backgrounds and since I came here i have shared my cultural diffrences with locals who accept us and enjoy the experience of learning more about us, we enjoy spending time with each other. I have lived in many countries as my parents worked as expatriates in Austria, Finland, Australia, Canada and even here in Malaysia but i have never come accross the negative feelings towards foreigners especially blacks as i have here in Malaysia. To solve foreign drugs, crime and other problems, your country should tighten visa rules and regulations to ensure only genuine students come to study, the government is partly to blame by making it very easy for foreigners to enter, one does not even require a Visa prior to departure. Visas should be issued at country of origin after doing a thorough background check, this may not eliminate the problem but it can greatly reduce it. This is just my my point of view. Good blog, keep up the good work.

    1. R.k, this is why I think we should think tightening the immigration laws and enforcement of it. Perhaps due to the diplomatic relationship between the 2 countries, Malaysia may not be ready to ban outright those troublemakers from a certain country (although it is high time we do so) but certainly more need to be done.

    2. My brother from east africa,am a Nigerian and very proud to be no matter how malaysian feel about us.they will never think good about blacks no matter how hard u preach,it is in their nature.Malaysian visa is for sale in Nigeria.African scammers in malaysia have local backers but the media dont report about their people.before the arrival of africans in malaysia,the malaysian people are already corrupted in all these crimes.Crime did not orignate from Africa,it came from the western world .

      1. Nigerian with student visa held with 15kg of ganja

        KUALA LUMPUR: A Nigerian who posed as a student at a private college here and his friend have been arrested for having almost 15kg of drugs.

        City police chief Deputy Comm Datuk Mohmad Salleh said the two, aged 27 and 29, were arrested on Dec 22 at 10.30pm.

        “One is a student at a college in Cheras. His travel documents shows he entered the country in 2008 using a student visa and again this year to attend a course at the same college,” he said at a press conference at the Kuala Lumpur police headquarters here yesterday

        He did not rule out the possibility of probing the college.

        Deputy Higher Education Minister Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah was reported as saying in October that an institution’s licence could be revoked if “a substantial number” of their foreign students were found to be involved in criminal activities.
        http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2011/12/28/nation/10168131&sec=nation

        One thing I do agree – there seems to be a lack of background checking on visa application especially from Nigeria and dubious local colleges that provides the necessary credentials.

    3. You are as dumb as the writer. Claiming that your fellow blacks(Nigerians) are the scape goat while you are the innocent angel would not do you any good rather than more isolation and more room for you to be treated with the utmost disgust.

  2. It is so nice to know that there are good authors out there who like to share valuable information in order to make people more aware of crimes occurring in this country right now. Law-abiding people need to stand up for themselves and their communities. More and more people have been victimized by those terrible Nigerians.
    Thousands of Africans mostly Nigerians continually and intentionally being a public nuisance to us, cheating our hard-earned money, training our children to become drug mules, raping and murdering people and trying to kill enforcement officers as well.
    So, encouraging more people to report crimes (at this moment fake Nigerian students) in their neighbourhoods to the police is a way to show you care. I agree that our immigration system has a hole and needs to be fixed immediately. There is no doubt that the government has to shut down the fake colleges which help fake Nigerian students in order to protect its citizens from those criminals.

  3. Yes we know that some africans are causing menace in your country but it is high time u either stop issuing student pass to english speaking africans to study english in malaysian colleges cos of the huge amount of dollars u generate from africans,yet u cannot allow them work or do any form of business genuinely.all laws in malaysia does not favour africans unless high tuition fees.many of malaysian students work and study abroad even those on scholarship,but not so in ur country,why are u guys so greedy.Africans should only pay and not earn.pls from singapore and others.

  4. Malaysian government should flush away all Nigerians in english language colleges in malaysia.I want to have piece as a Nigerian in malaysia until i graduate.Inform ur embassy in Nigeria to stop selling ur visa at 1000usd for social visit.enhance ur deportation law and send back illegal Nigerians home immidiately.

  5. B. Joe : You should desist from castigating people. Your country men ain’t saints either. Are you clean and without any guile? Say the truth.

    1. I did not say they were either…Malaysians are not perfect but at least we know how to behave ourselves when we are in someone’s else country.

      The focus is on criminals who enter the country using student visas and start being menace to others in this country.

  6. Such a wonderful article. I am too from East Africa to be specific Kenya. Currently am staying with Chinese as house mates. One of the greatest difficulty I have experienced so far is when I was looking for a room to rent in Damansara. Every time i called the first question was, “Are you an African? Then when I said yes the answer will be No, the room for locals. I was sooo devasted but i kept on praying and believing that God will open a way. I finally found one local girl who was reluctant to stay with me. I managed to explain to them where I came from and even showed my ID and thank God her boyfriend had faith in me. Am now staying with them and until today I have managed to prove them wrong that we are not bad people

  7. Nigerians have their own reasons for saying Malaysian law does not allow them to work or to do business here. If Nigerians cannot afford the tuition fees here and know fully well that you have to follow the conditions and laws of this country. Why you force yourselves to come here? Well the obvious reason is that Nigerians do not come here to study and they lie about their real intentions for entering this country to work(scam) and to do business(drugs). Now Nigerians are seeking more victims for their crimes. One day they will understand the agony of the victims(their own tribe) of the bomb blasts back home.

  8. BJoe – Authorites must keep an eye on the Iranians too

    Customs and police booked 557 suspected foreign traffickers and seized RM350 million worth of drugs from them this year. Nigerians topped the list of 557 foreigners detained for alleged involvement in international drug trafficking this year with RM350 million worth of drugs seized.

    A total of 156 Nigerians were arrested followed by 116 Iranians while the rest were from Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines, India, Cyprus and other African countries.

    Read more: Nigerians, Iranians top list of drug suspects – General – New Straits Times http://www.nst.com.my/local/general/nigerians-iranians-top-list-of-drug-suspects-1.25526#ixzz1hzaNXiiQ

  9. Living next door to vice

    ONE MAN’S MEAT
    By PHILIP GOLINGAI
    http://thestar.com.my/columnists/story.asp?col=onemansmeat&file=/2012/4/9/columnists/onemansmeat/11072749&sec=One%20Man%27s%20Meat

    Tales of unruly behaviour, sexual harassment and drugs abound after foreigners had ‘taken over’ a condominium complex in the Klang Valley.

    THE signboard at the club house in the leafy condominium complex in Cheras, Selangor, read: “Let’s make this our home in the hills”. It flattered to deceive.

    In front of the club house was a parked police pickup truck packed with riot gear. Inside the clubhouse, several policemen were on duty.

    At 12.30pm, no Malaysians – except for the police and security guards – were seen at the condominium complex while a handful of Africans were shuffling about.

    The joke among residents of Venice Hill Condo – consisting of eight condominium towers – was: “If you took the ‘en’ out of ‘Venice’, you would have ‘Vice Hill Condo’.”

    Hub of controversy: The joy of living in Venice Hill Condo has been disturbed after an influx of foreigners.

    On Saturday, I was in the living room of a 44-year-old Malaysian who has lived in Venice Hill Condo for 12 years. Hannah, as she wanted to be called as she feared for her safety, invited three Malaysian neighbours to relate to me their experience of living next door to Africans.

    “Prior to late 2009, the African population was small; there were only pockets of them. And we really did not take notice of them,” related Pang, a 56-year-old businessman who refused to reveal his real name.

    The resident of 12 years continued: “Then, there was an influx of Africans and this place was called ‘Mini Africa’ or ‘Kampung Lagos’ (former capital of Nigeria)”.

    Pang estimated that about 74 out of the 1,339 condominium units were occupied by Africans. And there was an average 10 people occupying a unit.

    “Our place has gone out of control. We did not know whether they were living here or not because they were treating the condominium as a hotel,” he said.

    With the new foreign neighbours, came public rowdiness.

    “They would drink outside the club house and when they were drunk, they would fight among themselves,” related Pang.

    Hannah interjected: “It was the first time I saw a woman beating up a man.

    “They would also line up – the length of two cars – their liquor bottles in the middle of the road. It was like a joke to them.”

    After several cases of sexual harassment by the African men, local women and children feared going out of their home.

    Almost none of the Malaysian residents, according to Hannah, patronised the swimming pool because the foreigners would “take off their trousers and shirt and swim in their underwear”.

    “Some of them would rub their crotch in front of you,” she added.

    Two of them, Hannah said, sexually molested her 46-year-old neighbour in the lift.

    “They sandwiched her as she was about to get out of the lift and they rubbed themselves against her,” she said.

    Traumatised, Hannah’s friend locked herself in her home for two weeks and refused to lodge a police report as she could not identify the assailants.

    Fazli Mohammad, a 39-year-old magazine editor who has lived in Venice Hill Condo for a decade, said the foreigners would hug and kiss in public, even in front of children.

    Pang interjected: “You can find local, African, Thai, Indonesian prostitutes loitering outside our condominium tower at night.”

    Fazli’s most ghastly experience with the foreigners was when a man wearing boxer shorts jumped down from the fifth floor into the balcony of his fourth floor unit.

    His wife and children screamed when they saw the man, who was fleeing a police drug raid, rushed into their living room.

    Luckily, it was noon and Fazli had just returned home. When the man saw him, he jumped from the balcony.

    “I saw him slip and fall. The police caught him and he later died,” he said.

    Around December last year, the joint management committee brought in Rela to beef up security at the condominium complex.

    “It was a period of peace and quiet with the Rela’s presence,” said Pang.

    “Besides controlling the foreigners, the Rela members did a good job of preventing crime (car theft and burglary) and stopping a woman from committing suicide on Christ-mas Eve.”

    The Rela members, Pang said, in their checks found drugs, fake US dollars and bullets in the condo.

    Then on March 31, Onochie Martins Nwankwo, a 35-year-old Nigerian who allegedly tried to rape a 50-year-old woman, died after being assaulted by Rela members.

    Since his death, which was followed by a standoff between the police and Africans armed with machetes, knives and iron rods, an uneasy calm has descended on “Vice Hill Condo”.

    Some residents are expecting worse to come.

  10. As an honest black american male who is married to a malay female, looking to immigrate to Malaysia to live an honest life and to start an honest technology business in IT enterprise networking this really disgusts me royally. In fact it really burns me up to the point i am livid with rage! I had spent most of my life dealing with discrimination and racism in the usa and now it looks like i will have to go back in time to the 60’s in the usa dealing with discrimination and racism all over again, getting dirty looks from others, people telling my wife that i am bad because i am black and no good, being kept down to the status of an ape and denied certain things because of my race…etc.
    I was looking forward to my move to Malaysia to get away from this crap in the usa, even though tensions have eased well over the years here. Now i’m not so sure.
    Why the hell are all of these damn nigerians coming to Malaysia in such huge numbers anyway and why isn’t there any security measures being done to either reduce or stop it. Personally i think immigration should keep taps on all foreigners entering and leaving much like they do in Canada. What burns me up more is while not trying to be racist myself but what the hell is wrong with these nigerians and other africans going to a peaceful country just to start trouble? They are ruining my favorite country and I am seriously outraged. I have about as much anger towards these nigerians and other africans as much of the citizens of Malaysia do, maybe more anger since i am an american who’s been through this kind of crap before. I’m not going to be ashamed to admit that these nigerians will make an honest black person like me look like a bad target because i know i will be grouped along with the rest of them until i show my USA passport.
    Personally when I go to another country I look for a change of scenery, starting a new life, and to learn more about their culture and language.
    I know someone is going to blast me with “what about the ones who come to Malaysia with honest intentions like me” Well all i can say is if you truly are an honest foreigner and reading this you need to also step up. If you are associated with, or know any majority of africans who are not honest and have lewd behavior you need to STEP UP by turning them in, alerting the authorities, and even calling immigration. Just DO IT!! No If’s And’s and Buts!! Nothing can be done if all we do is sit and complain.
    If and when i do move to Malaysia. If i need to be monitored or whatever when I am in Malaysia until i get my life situated then fine, as long as the same is being done with all of the africans and other foreigners to help deport the excess foreigner rubbish out of my favorite country and keep them out. As bad as it is for me to say I frankly liked Malaysia better when the majority of the population is Malay & Chinese, some Indian, very little African, and even less white. The last time I was there when the population was like that I really enjoyed my time there and did not want to come back but I had to, due to responsibilities I had in the USA.
    All of you citizens and honest foreigners do your part in busting these dishonest africans and other foreigners. Government officials and immigration you should not hesitate to dismiss their student and tourist visas and send them back the first moment they commit a crime or are busted suspicious activities. You should also make it so that 3rd world countries such as many countries of africa do not have easy entry. Their entry to Malaysia should be as complicated as one trying to enter in the USA. Only developing and 1st world countries should have easy entry. Now get to work!

    I WANT MY FAVORITE COUNTRY BACK TO WHAT IT WAS BEFORE
    -End Rant-

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