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Last night, Ghanaian police raided a scam hub, arresting over 60 Chinese and several hundred foreigners. The site was fully equipped, suggesting it was a major operation. What does this tell us? It indicates that Southeast Asia is becoming untenable, and now Africa is getting involved in this business, but it was cracked down on before it could even stabilize!

Over the years, from the Philippines and Northern Myanmar to Thailand, the UAE, and then to Africa, life has been tough in each place. Just after the sweep in Northern Myanmar, there was a power outage in Thailand, news broke in the UAE, and now even Ghana in Africa has started to take action. What's next, South America? Or setting up a scam base in the Arctic?

Some people always think "Southeast Asia is dangerous, Africa is stable," but reality proves them wrong too quickly. Although regulation in Africa is lax, don't forget, these places value the exchange of interests the most. As long as a country is willing to pay and provide political chips, these hubs can be wiped out at any moment. Now that Ghana has started, other African countries might follow suit, because when the money is right, who would tolerate scammers?

Those who were arrested weren't unable to escape; they simply didn't realize that Africa was also changing! Previously, everyone focused on Southeast Asia, thinking that changing countries could help dodge the bullet, but now even African safe havens are nearly gone. What other places are left? Either completely go straight or keep risking it, and they know the likely outcome.

In summary: The direction of the wind has completely changed, dodging from place to place just leads to ending up in jail elsewhere. Those who should quit, should do so sooner rather than later, and not wait to regret it when they're on a wanted list!