helinues:
Corruption everywhere

DaddyCoool:


Genius, see the original question we're trying to answer below. You've been told it's because they have this perception that Nigerians take their women and jobs and engage in drug dealing and scams. Instead of presenting a counter you're fixated on some moronic "how". If you're told there is a perception Igbos like money, your response shouldn't be some idiotic "how"!

DaddyCoool:


Simple: Nigerians take their women and jobs, and many deal drugs and scams. You'd hate them too if it were you

0001Lagos:

Self respect on a public forum? You well like dis?

Guy, if you keep constituting nuisance on this forum and I keep attacking your comments

Lionessza6:


South Africa is not Europe neither is it Us....we are a developing country with lots of socio-economic issues. With that being said,USA and Europe paid foreign artists the same money they paid their artists during this period? . Stop lying. In South Africa refugees and PR holders do recieve the same assistance as South Africans and no one is complaining. But this is a different issue. How does a foreign artists who should be feeding himself recieve such benefits from a foreign country, name the European country that has done such nonsense?. Artists are ambassadors of their nations and should be looked after by the nations they promote.

Lionessza6:


No one would complain about sport professionals like Nwabali who pay taxes in South Africa, the issue is with random artists who cannot prove their source of income apart from the fact that they're" artists" . Foreign artists don't have tax numbers in SA unless if they are PR holders, Davido can't come to SA during a crisis and claim benefits, he has to feed himself as a visitor here or go back home if he has no means , otherwise we will end up being the charity case of abandoned African artists . We need clarity on their status in South Africa and on what basis they were given the same treatment as the native artists.

lexy2014:


from the screenshot, can you pls show me the question that was asked that you say "we're trying to answer"?

who are the "we"?

you claimed that



based on your claims,

how did nigerians take their women and their jobs?

how many nigerians live in south africa that yo00amu say "many deal drugs and scams"?

DaddyCoool:


Since you're pretending to be a slowpoke who can't infer anything I'll spell it out for you.
The screenshot below implies a question. As to the other point, you were clearly told it's a perception they have.
Any more questions?

DaddyCoool:


Simple: Nigerians take their women and jobs, and many deal drugs and scams. You'd hate them too if it were you

dominique:


That was the only Nigerian you people singled out, wouldn't you have pointed out the other Nigerians on the list of they were more? That Ola whatshisname qualified the relief funds because he was a legal taxpaying resident of the country EOD

helinues:


Stop struggling on my mentions. It's not a must you attack my comments everyday.

What exactly is wrong with the comments you are attacking now?

Wondering if na lack of self respect dey make you to be behaving like this on this forum

lexy2014:


How is what you circled in the screenshot a question?

You have not answered my questions.


who are the "we"?

you claimed that



based on your claims,

how did nigerians take their women and their jobs?

how many nigerians live in south africa that you say "many deal drugs and scams"?

DaddyCoool:


We obviously have a genius on our hands. Do you know what IMPLIES means? And do you know what PERCEPTION means. You obviously don't. Find out what those words mean and get back with me

DaddyCoool:

Simple: Nigerians take their women and jobs, and many deal drugs and scams. You'd hate them too if it were you

lexy2014:


where did you imply in this comment you made here?



based on your claims,

how did nigerians take their women and their jobs?

how many nigerians live in south africa that you say "many deal drugs and scams"?

who are the "we"?

DaddyCoool:


Genius go back to when you first asked that question and read the clarification you were given.
You were clearly told it is a PERCEPTION they have. Yet you keep asking the same moronic, idiotic question!

DaddyCoool:

Simple: Nigerians take their women and jobs, and many deal drugs and scams. You'd hate them too if it were you

lexy2014:


how does the comment you made here translate to a perception? is this not an affirmative claim?



how did nigerians take their women and their jobs?

how many nigerians live in south africa that you say "many deal drugs and scams"?

DaddyCoool:


Mr. genius I now know you're simply a troll. Someone clarified for you what he meant by a statement but you keep going back to the original statement. A real genius you are!

DaddyCoool:

Simple: Nigerians take their women and jobs, and many deal drugs and scams. You'd hate them too if it were you

lexy2014:


oga, did you or did you not make a claim? how is this statement you made here about perception?



did the questions below ask you what you meant by the claim you made?

how did nigerians take their women and their jobs?

how many nigerians live in south africa that you say "many deal drugs and scams"?

Omoawoke:


Shut up, criminal! The whole world knows black south Africans as criminals and killers

You know yourself you guys are lazy, violent and murderers

Just google South Africa and what comes next is crime rate, hiv, murder, robbery, xenophobia. You guys are giving black people a bad name.
Shameful things.
Of all nationality to envy in the world, being a South African is the last thing I will choose to be. I will rather be an Afghanistan

DaddyCoool:


Sorry, I don't entertain trolls. You've been clearly told what is meant: that SA folks have that perception. It is now up to you to add your own 2 cents. Otherwise shush, troling is not good for your health

DaddyCoool:

Simple: Nigerians take their women and jobs, and many deal drugs and scams. You'd hate them too if it were you

lexy2014:


can you show me where I asked you what you meant by this comment here?



you made an emphatic statement claiming it as the reason why south africans hate nigerians. how is that perception?

based on your affirmative claims, then you should have no problems answering what I asked you.

how did nigerians take their women and their jobs?

how many nigerians live in south africa that you say "many deal drugs and scams"?

DaddyCoool:


Our in-house genius, your were given a clear explanation and clarification. Read it below again, then buzz off

DaddyCoool:

Simple: Nigerians take their women and jobs, and many deal drugs and scams. You'd hate them too if it were you

Hanover Park, a depressing neighbourhood of drab buildings and unemployed young men, is one island in a violent gangland archipelago that stretches across South Africa’s coastal city of Cape Town, where[b] even the deployment of the army has failed to stop the shootings.[/b]

Gangsters as young as 12 operate within a contested jigsaw of fiefdoms in the historically “coloured” township just a 15-minute drive from well-heeled central Cape Town, South Africa’s legislative capital.

Mary Bruce points to identical three-storey flats 30 metres from her Donegal Court home in Hanover Park. “That’s the Ghetto Kids. Over there is the Dollars, and this side is the Americans: they fight everyone.” A couple of hundred metres towards the taxi rank the “turf” yields to two more gangs – the Mongrels and Laughing Boys.

Nearly 7,000 people in Hanover Park are thought to be active within the myriad street gangs that have their roots in a prison gang culture on the Western Cape that stretches back more than 100 years.

Gangsters in Cape Town are running private security companies, violently muscling in on construction sites and extorting businesspeople. They are connected to entertainment venues and collude with an array of individuals in government and the private sector. These accusations – and very real situations – are throttling the city.

Daily Maverick previously reported on another of Thulare’s judgments, in which he found that there was evidence suggesting the 28s gang had infiltrated the Western Cape’s police. This included its manage­ment structure. The judgment, in October last year, said the gangsters may have had access to crimefighting plans.

Meanwhile, a long-running case involving alleged 28s gang boss Ralph Stanfield and his wife, Nicole Johnson, is expected to resume this month.

They were arrested in 2014 in connection with fraudulent firearm licences and detained with Stanfield’s sister, Francisca, and three – now former – police officers linked to the SAPS’s Central Firearms Registry.

It was alleged that the cops, Priscilla Mangyani, Billy April and Mary Cartwright, had fraudulently created firearm licences for people, including Stanfield and others, who did not have to follow the legal steps to obtain them.

Stanfield and Johnson were arrested again at the end of September this year on charges including fraud, car theft and, in his case, attempted murder.

At a City of Cape Town level, Malusi Booi was fired from the post of mayoral committee member for human settlements in March after his office was raided as part of a fraud and corruption investigation.

Stanfield’s name featured in the investigation into whether Booi accepted cash from “notorious” underworld figures in exchange for information about housing tenders.

The Laughing Boys gangsters – Mykyle Davids, his older brother Tyron, Mikyle Abdullah, Shamieg Matheson and Moenzier January – were found guilty of murder for a series of shootings that took place in Hanover Park between 2017 and 2019.

Sentencing was handed down with Acting Judge Radiyah Wathen-Falken describing them as “remorseless and placing no value on human life”.

Mykyle was convicted on 15 charges in total, including five murders.

Cousin9999:
https://www.dailymaverick.co.za/article/2023-12-09-gangstas-paradise-how-the-bullet-rule-of-gangsters-is-strangling-the-life-out-of-sas-mother-city/

Gangstas’ Paradise – how the ‘bullet rule’ of gangsters is strangling the life out of SA’s Mother City

NaijaPrince18:
South Africans are so jealous. Weak ass people. Imagine being 85% of the population in Africa and getting dominated by Europeans far away. Then they open their gutter mouth and talk about Nigerians. Nigerians will continue dominating them. Gba people

The copper thieves were known as izinyoka, “snakes” in Zulu, and they barely made a sound as they prepared early one morning. On the porch of a rundown breezeblock home in Johannesburg’s largest township, the three men pulled on their disguise of municipal workers’ coveralls, then shared a smoke. The air filled with clouds of nyaope, a cocktail of black-tar heroin cut with marijuana, rat poison and antiretroviral drugs. Eventually, their leader spoke up over the sound of rain hammering the corrugated iron roof above them.

“Kea tsamaya,” he said curtly. It meant “I’m going” in Setswana, the southern African language they switched to whenever they were officially on the job. Then he handed out the guns.

Ubanz:
We Nigerians we demand a refund of all the financial support we made to South Africa during their appartheid struggles.