Twene Jonas Threatens To Curse Ghanaians With Schnapps If They Get Him Deported

Ghanaian social commentator Twene Jonas has addressed growing calls from some Ghanaians for his deportation from the United States. In a recent video statement, Jonas refuted claims that he is in hiding and strongly criticized those advocating for his removal.

The demands for Jonas’ deportation come in the wake of intensified immigration enforcement by the United States Department of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The crackdown has caused anxiety among undocumented immigrants, including many Ghanaians residing in the U.S. without legal status.

Jonas, known for his outspoken views on Ghanaian governance and societal issues, has been a polarizing figure. His immigration status remains unverified, but speculation persists that he may not have the necessary documentation to remain in the country legally. This uncertainty has fueled calls, particularly on social media, for former U.S. President Donald Trump to take action to deport him.

In recent weeks, Jonas has posted fewer videos than usual, prompting speculation that he may be avoiding public attention due to the ongoing immigration operations. However, he has now responded in a new video, dismissing the claims and asserting that he is neither in hiding nor afraid.

In his video address, Jonas expressed frustration with his critics, condemning their calls for his deportation. He went further to warn those wishing him harm, declaring that divine forces would punish them for their actions.

Despite the controversy surrounding his immigration status, Jonas remains a vocal critic of governance and corruption in Ghana. His latest response is expected to further fuel discussions on social media, as debates continue over his influence and his right to remain in the United States.

Source: GhanaFeed.Com