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Re: We Won’t Apologise To Nigeria, Says S-africa by deshclones(m): 9:58am On Mar 08, 2012 |
Damalex4luv: nice suggestions pal but sadly no good alternative, you wan watch mytv or startimes??attimes like this you wonder what sort of brain that toyin subair guy has to blow up a rare opportunity he had, HITV would have gone places by now if he had been prudent enough to invest the billions he took as loan frm GTbank into the company via creating so many other interesting channels,instead he used it to live a stupid flamboyant lifestyle, buying bullet proof range rovers,Lamborghini and partying like there was no tomorrow, Gtbank should arrest that guy and fleece him of all those properties he acquired , i can even take them to two choice properties he has at ikoyi and nicon estate, ![]() ![]() Bawss1: lol, God used that senator to open the eyes of Govt, its a blessing he was arrested mate, ![]() ![]() |
Re: We Won’t Apologise To Nigeria, Says S-africa by olapo(f): 10:00am On Mar 08, 2012 |
I HAVE LIVED IN SA FOR A WHILE AND I CAN SAY SA IS NOT WORTH LEAVING NIGERIA FOR, THE COUNTRY IS BEAUTIFUL AND WELL ORGANISED NO DOUBT BUT WHAT ABOUT BEING DISRESPECTED BY EVERY BLACK SOUTH AFRICAN ANYWHERE YOU GO, ONCE YOU SPEAK THEY KNOW YOU ARE FROM THE WEST, THEN THEY START BEING RUDE TO YOU. THEY DO NOT CARE IF YOU ARE SPENDING THOUSANDS OF RAND IN THEIR STORE. NIGERIANS IN SA ARE SUFFERING A GREAT DEAL WHEN IT COMES TO PERCEPTION, POLICE LOVES NIGERIANS COS THEY CAN ARREST YOU FOR NO REASON, THEY KNOW THEY WILL MAKE A LOT OF MONEY FROM YOU COS THEY KNOW THE SITUATION OF OUR COUNTRY AND THEY KNOW WE DO NOT WISH TO GO BACK HOME(DEPORTED). THE PLACE IS AS BAD AS NIGERIA, CORRUPTION IS EVERYWHERE IN THEIR GOVT. WE ARE BETTER THAN THEM COS WE ARE HARDWORKING PEOPLE, THEIR MEN ARE SO LAZY, ITS ONLY THE WOMEN THAT REALLY WORK, THE YOUTHS DO NOT LIKE SCHOOL, ONLY WHITES ARE INTERESTED IN SCHOOLING, THEY DRINK FROM MONDAY TO SUNDAY, ROB, SELL DRUGS AND RAPE WOMEN. THEIR LIFE IS NOT ENVIABLE, ONLY THE STATE OF THEIR COUNTRY IS. IF YOU WANT TO ENJOY SA, YOU HAVE TO LIVE AMONG THE WHITE SA'S, BLACKS HATE FOREIGNERS, ITS JUST AS BAD AS THAT, NIGERIANS ARE KNOWN IN SA FOR DRUG PEDDLING, FRAUD, TAKING THEIR LIMITED JOBS, AND SNATCHING THEIR GIRLS (THEY DON'T KNOW HOW TO TREAT WOMEN RIGHT, BUT NAIJA GUYS DO) IT WONT BE NICE TO DEPORT ALL NIGERIANS FROM SA ANYWAY COS THERE ARE SO MANY NIGERIANS WHO HAVE THRIVING BIZ HERE, THEIR FAMILY, HOUSES AND INVESTMENT OF ALL SORT, NAIJA IS BAD, WHERE WILL ALL THESE PEOPLE START FROM, THERE ARE NOT ENOUGH JOBS IN THAT COUNTRY, NO SECURITY, LIGHT, NO WATER, NO GOOD HOUSING SCHEME, NAIJA CANNOT BE COMPARED TO SA IN TERMS OF PEACE OF MIND AND VALUE FOR MONEY, BUT HOME IS HOME, THERE WE ARE FREE, NOBODY INTIMIDATES US AND WE ALWAYS FIND A WAY TO BE HAPPY. |
Re: We Won’t Apologise To Nigeria, Says S-africa by Bawss1(m): 10:01am On Mar 08, 2012 |
kokoA: You talk as though there are not hundreds of Nigerians who are not looking for the first opportunity to run to South Africa. And as I mentioned in another thread if we are so industrious how come we our level of development still trails the South Africans. It is amazing how this mob mentality is spreading, now every Okon Amadi and Gbenga is calling for the sacking of S.A companies as though they are the reason for the deportation. Behind all this is one Nigerian senator who is capitalizing on this mindset to settle his vendetta with S.A |
Re: We Won’t Apologise To Nigeria, Says S-africa by otokx(m): 10:02am On Mar 08, 2012 |
Is it not our same politicians that took bribe from MTN and gave them license; why don't we all patronize glo as a mark of true family spirit? |
Re: We Won’t Apologise To Nigeria, Says S-africa by strangest(m): 10:03am On Mar 08, 2012 |
Well, the truth has to be told, The way we issue yellow card here without vaccination na die, But anyway send back those SA fools, they really deserve it for taking such a decision and i wonder how they even know that the yellow card is fake, Mtscheww bunch of retards |
Re: We Won’t Apologise To Nigeria, Says S-africa by merengue: 10:05am On Mar 08, 2012 |
@dmainboss: There is a clearance sale on intelligence going on at Shoprite, please avail yourself of the opportunity to get some badly needed brain matter. So the politicians who steal billions and take them to S/A are loyal Nigerians? The musicians who spend lots of money to shoot videos in S/A are loyal abi?The people selling the Vaccination card at the airport for 2k are great Nigerians right? if S/A is so bad, what were you doing there? U.S.A made Japan ans S.Korea, today Japanese and S.Korean products dominate the American market. |
Re: We Won’t Apologise To Nigeria, Says S-africa by deshclones(m): 10:09am On Mar 08, 2012 |
olapo: read all the garbage you posted and one thing comes to mind, you are a bagga, a full fledged bleeding bagga, what about the millions of us that have chosen to stay and strive for the best irrespective of how bad our country is?? which country is 100% free from all these stuff you listed??who will fix this country if everybody has the kind of stupid mindset you brazenly exhibit?? you talk'like SA is the best place you have ever visited, please dont provoke me this beautiful morning, ![]() ![]() |
Re: We Won’t Apologise To Nigeria, Says S-africa by kokoA(m): 10:11am On Mar 08, 2012 |
Bawss1: You have allowed yourself to be relegated to a second-class citizen of Africa. You can not blame the ineptitude of our political class on us. Weather you agree or not, Nigerians are one of the most industrious people on earth and people deserve respect because of what they can offer not where they come from. Besides, what makes you think that a large and diverse popullation suchas ours can be transformed even in ten years? Brother be proud of yourself and do not feel inferior around anybody. South Africa is wrong and should apologise else let the deporting continue and lets see who will loose more. |
Re: We Won’t Apologise To Nigeria, Says S-africa by Nayah(f): 10:13am On Mar 08, 2012 |
strangest: Just a question is it right or wrong to send back a brother who's in illegal situation? because SA is not the same who's doing this to Nigerians, Gabonese and Ecuatorial Guinea as well are known to send a lot of West African back to their home claiming people are coming with fake documents |
Re: We Won’t Apologise To Nigeria, Says S-africa by rman: 10:14am On Mar 08, 2012 |
Are we this shallow now as Nigerians? Is it possible these cards are actually fake? And what has SouthAfrican investments in Nigeria got to do with the issue on ground? We all like to form big and relevant over nothing. Take over those company's and run them down the way NITEL and HiTv was run. If we learn to things right all these things would not have happened. If we like, lets us be claiming big and relevant over the internetvand looking for ways to take over investment that foreigners came to build up in our own back yard. We will continje to remain backward if we don't tell ourselves the truth. |
Re: We Won’t Apologise To Nigeria, Says S-africa by kokoA(m): 10:14am On Mar 08, 2012 |
Nigerians runing to South Africa to 'huzzle' are just a bunch of lazy people. Nigeria is the best place to 'huzzle'.! |
Re: We Won’t Apologise To Nigeria, Says S-africa by kokoA(m): 10:20am On Mar 08, 2012 |
rman: And you will continue to be treated like an animal if you don't speak up against bloody fools like South Africans. Was there any prove by the S.A authorities that those cards were fake? Some people just hind behind the fact that our country is corrupt to say anyting they want. So because we have not built comapnies like MTN and DsTv we don't have the right to be treated like human beings abi. ![]() |
Re: We Won’t Apologise To Nigeria, Says S-africa by Bawss1(m): 10:26am On Mar 08, 2012 |
kokoA: This is probably where one of our basic problems lies, the fallacy that ALL of Nigeria's problem is caused by the ruling elite or political class. No one wants to accept the fact that if we did we what we ought to do within our own circle of influence things would be much better than they are now. I don't care to sound like a preacher so I'll leave the sermon at that. Us Nigerians are a funny lot, many people have a feeling of inflated self importance which blocks out common sense. Does a healthy self esteem mean that I should join a senator in calling for the heads of S.Africans because of this row which in reality pales in comparison to other pressing issues that plague this country? Come on, man. BTW I see that you have accepted the defeatist assumption that 10 years is not enough for Nigeria to get her act together. Sad. |
Re: We Won’t Apologise To Nigeria, Says S-africa by Nayah(f): 10:27am On Mar 08, 2012 |
kokoA: Point! But Kokoa I personnally think Nigerian brothers have to wonder why a lot of countries are in tension with them, and I'm nopt talking about economy and so on because I know some will talk about "envy, jealousy" but seriously even in Cameroon people used to talk about Nigerians wrongly and I don't really like it because I know a lot of sweet and welcoming Nigerians, so I'm asking you don't you think Nigerians (not all of course) but FG or the population need to think about why all of this is happening to them? |
Re: We Won’t Apologise To Nigeria, Says S-africa by debosky(m): 10:35am On Mar 08, 2012 |
Nigeria is to be blamed for its incompetence - if the SA authorities have complained about fake Yellow Fever certificates, why not respond to that by verifying yellow fever certificates before people leave Nigeria? Instead you let people get to SA and get deported - sheer foolishness. |
Re: We Won’t Apologise To Nigeria, Says S-africa by Detongue: 10:35am On Mar 08, 2012 |
Dis raciest must b thot a lesson, they must tender their HIV certificates |
Re: We Won’t Apologise To Nigeria, Says S-africa by Nayah(f): 10:37am On Mar 08, 2012 |
Yellow card is an excuse, the issue is deeper |
Re: We Won’t Apologise To Nigeria, Says S-africa by Vavavoom(m): 10:44am On Mar 08, 2012 |
Nayah: @Nayah, seriously which country will respect another whose leadership or lack of it continue to keep it in jeopardy? The acts of a few is rubbing bad on all of us - Enter Ibori, Alameseigha, Dariye and co. Know their UK stories? How many leaders within the period under consideration can you point to and say same thing about? It makes no sense that while a mjority of our people are in want we have a few people who connive with outsiders to squander our commonwealth living us in limbo. |
Re: We Won’t Apologise To Nigeria, Says S-africa by onyxo76(m): 10:45am On Mar 08, 2012 |
A lot of comments have been made regarding the current diplomatic feud between SA and nigeria. If you decide to send MTN away, who loses? Almost all our high and mighty use MTN. If you decide to send DSTV packing, will any of you watch NTA that has nothing to offer except lies galore and fake news? must we push more nigerians into the labour market ? as far as i know only few south Africans work in these 2 companies. Personally i have never met any south african in nigeria so far!! Concerning yellow cards etc, i traveled to Malawi last Nov and at kamazu int airport in Lilongwe i was asked for the card which i produced, no issues, no qualms. I have a feeling that most of those cards were fake as we nigerians like doing things through the back door. However if they were genuine then there's more that meets the eye in this issue. |
Re: We Won’t Apologise To Nigeria, Says S-africa by dmainboss: 10:45am On Mar 08, 2012 |
Nayah: God will bless you. You have hit the nail on the head. I dont subscribe to us doing things wrongly but please do not use yellow card as an excuse for this kind of action. |
Re: We Won’t Apologise To Nigeria, Says S-africa by Vavavoom(m): 10:48am On Mar 08, 2012 |
Nayah: It may be, but why arm them when we could have kept our house in order? |
Re: We Won’t Apologise To Nigeria, Says S-africa by dmainboss: 10:50am On Mar 08, 2012 |
Vavavoom: People like you continue to spew garbage. Was the present South African president Jacon Zuma not implicated in the same saga that implicated Atiku? Is he in jail? You talk as if Nigeria is the only corrupt country in the world and all other countries are perfect. Dont Iraqis and Mexicans travel outside their countries? Are they disrespected because their country is shyte? How is the situation in Nigeria an excuse for disrespecting Nigerian. I detest what is happening here in Nigeria but I detest even more the way Nigerians treat themselves. It is very iritating. If you dont like Nigeria, relocate somewhere else! |
Re: We Won’t Apologise To Nigeria, Says S-africa by debosky(m): 10:53am On Mar 08, 2012 |
Nayah: If Nigeria got its act together on Yellow Fever would they be able to use it as an excuse? If we do the right thing you take away another 'excuse' they can use, bringing things closer to the 'deeper issue' according to you. |
Re: We Won’t Apologise To Nigeria, Says S-africa by Vavavoom(m): 10:54am On Mar 08, 2012 |
debosky: Debosky no mind them. Let us continue to do things by half ![]() ![]() |
Re: We Won’t Apologise To Nigeria, Says S-africa by kokoA(m): 10:56am On Mar 08, 2012 |
Bawss1: First of all, I did not say all our problem is caused by our political class even though they contribute to well over 80% of it. You can not also say the good things hapening to the economy of S.A now is aa a result of the "hard work" of their citizenry. Good leadership always has a role to play in economic advancement. The issue here is very simple; Nigerians were maltreated in SA which is very wrong considering the contribution of our people to their economy (Which you so believe is "da boom"!). So we should just fold our hands and sit down here because we have challenges facing us which like you said "Is more important than this". If that is what you are implying then I pity for Nigeria ![]() ![]() If an American should shoot a Nigerian right here in Nigeria (We all know that murder is a crime), do you think the American government will allow you do whatever you want with her citizen even inspite of the crime he has comitted? Better still, you could say America should face other important issues like bringing back their soldiers back from Iraq, fixing their falling economy, etc abi? And for you to think that a complete transformation of our economy can hapen over night, then Brother I have this to say to you "Weke up from you sleep"! |
Re: We Won’t Apologise To Nigeria, Says S-africa by klas(m): 10:57am On Mar 08, 2012 |
On Tuesday, the health minister said SA should not demand for yellow card because Nigeria has been certified free of yellow fever. Is he aware that Nigerians need yellow card to go to neighboring Ghana? Most passengers of luxury buses buy this at the bus park yet they forgot that the manufacturer and batch no of vaccine on the centre page of the document is verifiable by the authorities. The day the Ghana authority will use this to embarrass our citizens (in pursuance of hidden diplomatic interest),we will start shouting again. For those salivating over possible take-over of south African business interest in case of break of diplomatic relation, pls wake up. It does not work like that. When Nigeria broke diplomatic relation with France and isreal in the sixties, their companies still continued in Nigeria. Even the diplomatic spat with britain that led to recall of high commissioners of both countries in 1976 and 1984 still left their economic interests intact. |
Re: We Won’t Apologise To Nigeria, Says S-africa by dancewith: 10:59am On Mar 08, 2012 |
islamrules: Which south africa has laws? It is the same SA that is the crime capital of the world. Where a rape incident happens in every 10 minutes ![]() |
Re: We Won’t Apologise To Nigeria, Says S-africa by Muttex(m): 11:02am On Mar 08, 2012 |
let us see where it will end, Nigeria is loosing her integrity and our presido is not active. |
Re: We Won’t Apologise To Nigeria, Says S-africa by Vavavoom(m): 11:03am On Mar 08, 2012 |
dmainboss:wow ![]() ![]() |
Re: We Won’t Apologise To Nigeria, Says S-africa by kokoA(m): 11:03am On Mar 08, 2012 |
Nayah: There is no doubt that we have a few bad egg among us, considering the size of our population it will be foolish for anybody to think that we are all "Saints". But the fact still remains that the number of Nigerians who are striaght forward and hard working surpass the few who have given us this bad name. |
Re: We Won’t Apologise To Nigeria, Says S-africa by tpia5: 11:04am On Mar 08, 2012 |
Which senators exactly are refusing to allow this matter to rest? What is their personal vested interest in south africa and are they that jobless despite the fact that much of nigeria is under developed? |
Re: We Won’t Apologise To Nigeria, Says S-africa by ifihearam: 11:06am On Mar 08, 2012 |
Those of you taking side with SA are idiots. Are you saying that the senator tendered a fake yellow fever certificate as well?common people! The truth is that SA don see us finish. Even if naija has been tolerating these nonsense from better countrie like UK and US,we can't take it from small south africa @all. Although nigerians dey fall hand but for the fact that a senator was aboard(dat senator is a big name in the NASS)they should not have humiliated him like dat now,do you know how americans respect their senators even more than governors. |
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