Michaela Coel has said that the United Kingdom is gradually losing its appeal to West Africans, noting that many now prefer a more peaceful life in countries like Ghana. The award-winning actress, who grew up in East London, revealed that she now splits her time between the UK and Ghana, where she says she feels more at ease.
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Speaking about the current situation in Britain, she pointed to ongoing anti-immigration protests as part of what makes the environment feel uncomfortable.
Reflecting on one of the demonstrations she witnessed from her London home, Coel said, “It just seems a bit odd because I don’t think many people are racing to immigrate to the UK like they used to.”
She added that there is a growing shift among West Africans, explaining, “I think more and more, if people can find a way out, I’m talking particularly for West Africans, they will go. I think the UK has lost the attraction it once had.”
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Her comments come amid heightened debates over immigration in Britain. A recent protest organized by Tommy Robinson saw crowds march through London, voicing concerns about free speech and the country’s ongoing migration challenges.
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