Ceuta migrant crisis: Moroccan migrants explain why they have travelled to Spanish enclave en masse
- Upon hearing the border had been breached, Abdulah Buji immediately mounted his motorbike, racing from his northern Moroccan home towards Ceuta.
- He joined tens of thousands attempting to swim into the tiny Spanish territory, driven by the hope this mass crossing could unlock his dream of reaching Spain and a new life in Europe.
- "Spain gives you the chance to make your future, not like Morocco," explained the 21-year-old aspiring teacher.
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- Upon hearing the border had been breached, Abdulah Buji immediately mounted his motorbike, racing from his northern Moroccan home towards Ceuta.
- He joined tens of thousands attempting to swim into the tiny Spanish territory, driven by the hope this mass crossing could unlock his dream of reaching Spain and a new life in Europe.
- "Spain gives you the chance to make your future, not like Morocco," explained the 21-year-old aspiring teacher.
Sources: The Independent