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No one should feel comfortable enough to insult and undermine Black South Africans in their native land.
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This goes to show that the South africans weren't the problem. It's those Nigerians who entered their country illegally and still did illegal jobs that gave all Nigerians in their country bad publicity that were the problem and still are.
as Nigerians we must all understand that sometimes it's not about national pride, its about taking correctionz ourselves. Travel the legal way and when we go abroad, let's tell some of our brothers to stop doing illegal things just to make money and send home because things are hard over here.
and before you come for me, if you go on YouTube you'll find videos of lots of nigerians being arrested for illegal businesses in another person's country and somehow instead of feeling shame we are feeling angry and wondering why those other african nations think all of us are dangerous.
The Nigerian authorities allow a lot of illegal things in Nigeria and some people take it abroad only to meet a system that doesn't tolerate it. In Nigeria alone we are currently fighting for our lives because 40% of things in the market may be fake and dangerous to consume but it is our fellow nigerians who are evil enough to produce them. People like that go abroad and open drug stores and so on. Did you really think that Foreigners wouldn't get tired of those illegal people ruining their communities.
We can't have some of our fellow citizens ruining people's lives abroad and expect some of them not to do horrible things to send them home. The truth is that If our country was as effective and well run as theirs we wouldn't be running out of Nigeria everyday.
At least 5000 Nigerians migrate permanently everyday to a different country. It says something about us. We're always running away from home instead of staying to fix our own country.
Every Nigerian dreams of the day they'll leave Nigeria for good, every south Africa wants to stay in South africa forever. Do you see the difference ?
These two countries can coexist in peace again, but for Gods sake Nigerians do your part. Let's fix our own country first before telling other people what to do in their own because the truth is, the only reason most of go there is because things are so much better over there.
We can't be here on Social media cursing people for deciding to send home Nigerians who are ruining the citizens of their country everyday just because we are Nigerians.
Nigeria will be great again, but we need to make it better ourselves.
🇿🇦❤️ MY SOUTH AFRICAN EXPERIENCE AN EXPERIENCE I WILL NEVER FORGET! 🇿🇦🇳🇬
Honestly, my stay in South Africa was nothing short of AMAZING! 😍🔥
From the moment I arrived, I experienced a beautiful country with so much to admire. The clean roads, automated systems, reliable clean water supply, and electricity that didn't go off even for one day during my stay left a lasting impression on me. 😳👏
Free Wi-Fi, impressive infrastructure, well-built stadiums, and a security system that made me feel safe were all part of the experience. But beyond the infrastructure, what touched my heart the most was the people! ❤️🇿🇦
The people of South Africa were lovely, welcoming, friendly, and accommodating. They made my stay even more special, and I am grateful for every moment, every smile, and every connection I made.
As a Nigerian, this journey gave me the opportunity to experience South Africa beyond what I had seen on social media. I came, I explored, I learned, I connected, and I created beautiful memories that I will cherish forever. 🇳🇬🤝🇿🇦
South Africa is truly a beautiful place, ! ❤️🌍
This journey was more than just the Soweto Derby; it was about culture, friendship, football, unity, and building bridges between Nigeria and South Africa. ⚽🤝
Thank you, South Africa, for the love and hospitality. Until we meet again! 🥹❤️🇿🇦
ANODA MIRAKLE was here, and the memories will live forever! 🔥 🇿🇦
#AnodaMirakle #SouthAfricaExperience #SowetoDerby #NigeriaMeetsSouthAfrica #OneAfrica #FootballUnitesUs #MzansiLove #AfricanUnity
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You will notice that metros started to break when the DA was in charge from 2016 there is something poisonous about that party that we are not paying attention to. Lets vote out the anc but also reject the DA.
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A member of Government is saying there is a place in his province of birth that he cannot go to because it is over run by illegal foreigners with war grade weapons. But Jacinta is the problem 😭
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Replying to @sheabutterhun
What we're seeing is that constitutional rights are subject to the wishes of the courts and yes, we now know courts can restrict or withdraw those rights. What do call you that? Judicial dictatorship? or what?
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If you want to understand why Africa is like this, just look at most of our male leaders.
This is why colonizers had to kill matriarchy in Africa. Because women leaders were more competent. They were accountable. You couldn't just bribe them to sell the whole village.
So what did colonizers do? They replaced them with greedy, corrupt men. Men they could control. And that system never left.
Look at the King of Eswatini.
His people don't have roads. They don't have hospitals. 70% of the country lives in poverty. Eswatini has the highest HIV rate on earth and people are dying of hunger.
And what is the King doing?
The man has 15 wives. He spent $24.4 million to buy 19 Rolls-Royces for them. 19! Delivered in trucks like he was sharing rice. In a country where people can't afford bread.
And that was not even enough. That same year, he bought 79 BMWs. Then weeks later, another 120 BMWs. Meanwhile he already had 20 Mercedes Maybachs and a private jet he bought for himself for his 50th birthday.
This is the mentality. Let the people suffer, let them die of AIDS and poverty, as long as the wives have Rolls-Royces.
This is the African male leadership we inherited. And until we change it, nothing will change.
在非洲南部的内陆小国斯威士兰(Eswatini),至今保留着全非洲最后一个绝对君主专制王权。
这个国家全国有超过 60% 的老百姓生活在贫困线以下,平均寿命不到 60 岁;但统治该国的国王姆斯瓦蒂三世,每年都要举办盛大的“芦苇节”选秀,目前已迎娶了 15 位王妃,生下了30 多个王子公主。
为了不让后宫的王妃们因为争风吃醋吵架,这位国王干出了一件让劳斯莱斯英国原厂都看呆了的团购壮举:他一次性向劳斯莱斯下了 19 台定制版幻影与库里南(价值超 1500 万美元) 的大单,外加 120 台全新宝马轿车与摩托车浩浩荡荡运进王宫,给每位王妃配齐一台专属劳斯莱斯和开道警车队!
面对全国民众的抗议,王室直接通过紧急法令:严禁任何本国公民在街上用手机拍摄国王的豪车车队,违者直接按危害国家安全抓捕判刑!
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South Africa does not belong to us by virtue of secularism, religion, the Constitution, or any political idea. It belongs to us because of our indigeneity. This is not a semantic distinction; it is a foundational truth that these very frameworks are designed to obscure.
During Zuma’s presidency, people took to the streets, marched against him. That was their democratic right. Now, under Cyril Ramaphosa, we’re seeing a court interdict being used to restrict a march in Durban. Do you really think this will end in KZN?
People literally lost their lives fighting for the freedoms and democratic rights we enjoy today, including the right to protest and hold those in power accountable.
If we start restricting how people express their frustrations with those in power, where does it end? Are we slowly reaching a point where even our right to hold the government accountable is being threatened? What kind of democracy are we becoming?
Remember, dictatorship doesn’t always happen overnight. It creeps in gradually, until the freedoms we once took for granted are gone.
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The older I get, the more I see patriarchy as men's jealousy, fear and shame at knowing they're inferior to women. If women having freedom, power and choices threatens your masculinity, your masculinity was nothing but control dressed up as confidence.
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Have we forgotten about the ekuRhuleni murders, Cwecwe, the R700 million National Dialogue, the R600 million to fight protesters against illegal foreigners & the DA MP who moved R4 billion offshore, violating exchange controls???
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DEAR SOUTH AFRICANS, DON’T BE IDIOTS. HERE’S A MAN WORKING FOR US ‼️ ‼️ 🚨
LET’S MAKE THIS TREND. VOTE FOR @ZungulaVuyo ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿🤞🏿🤞🏿🤞🏿🤞🏿🤞🏿🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
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There's an apartheid wall being planned in Cape Town and the entire Muslim community is mute because they live on the other side of the wall.
I love Ubuntu Solidarity because we always fall on the short end of the stick when it comes to this rainbow nation 😂❤️




































