ThaVluit:


Same post as I gave you the last time, this is not iconic, bruv. To give you an example, SA has more than one world heritage sight, a modern wonder of the world and tons and tons of other unforgettable, once-in-a-lifetime ICONIC spots and experiences. Nigeria has beautiful places, but tourists aren't gonna spend their life savings by the thousands on Nigeria , when there are places like South Africa.

iterator24:
Beyonce is beautiful in her own way so does rihanna... africa is beautiful.... I've traveled around and they have their unique beauties, i'd implore you to do the same.. Even morocco! My friend, the world doesnt end in SA

iterator24:

Use your brain, none of my post connotes the highlighted, Nigeria is beautiful, so as Kenya and SA.. Awards and nominations for your tourism industry is as a result of your government effort and somewhat stable country... 'No place' is the most beautiful dude...

iterator24:
but there are tourists in one of the pics i posted even many of your compatriots are in Abuja as we speak

Msauza:



SA tourism is just only this alone.

Msauza:



SA tourism is just only this alone. Do you get it?

ThaVluit:


Iterator says he's in SA. He should just go to the Mandela square tonight to see how many tourists he'll find taking pics under the Mandela statue. Just tonight.

iterator24:
Agreed, but It doesnt stop others from visiting calabar

iterator24:
Been there done that, No dispute.. Some of those tourists arent visiting SA alone.. you digg?

iterator24:
Been there done that, No dispute.. Some of those tourists arent visiting SA alone.. you digg?

Msauza:




he should as well count himself as a tourist. Bwahahahahaha!!!

Msauza:




he should as well count himself as a tourist. Bwahahahahaha!!!

ThaVluit:


"Some", yes. But the majority of those "some" will only go as far north as the Vic falls of East Africa's islands and Savannahs. Not Nigeria, which lags behind on tourism.

iterator24:
well, it's a probability

iterator24:
dude, I reside in SA, and I've been to those places I mentioned, trust me they are beautiful, our clueless govt rarely promote tourism

GreenandGold:


Been to the Lowveld?
KZN Midlands?
Garden Route?
North Coast (KZN)?
I won't even mention the Cape

Nigeria might be nice but South Africa is outstanding...

GreenandGold:


Been to the Lowveld?
KZN Midlands?
Garden Route?
North Coast (KZN)?
I won't even mention the Cape

Nigeria might be nice but South Africa is outstanding...

ThaVluit:


Exactly. It's a question of degree.

iterator24:

Beauty is beauty my friend

GreenandGold:


He must know, I live in Nelspruit.... tourists are no myth here, we even have a tourist dedicated airport that processes tourists all day long.

iterator24:

Beauty is beauty my friend

iterator24:
Agreed, but It doesnt stop others from visiting calabar

Msauza:



Chief, Nigeria is busted and cannot do anything to go off the chain. MTN is by no doubt the biggest service provider in Nigeria and has created many jobs which add significant value on the economy of Nigeria. The same applies to DSTV which has employed and empowered many businesses in Nigeria.

Should they however decide to pull out, Nigeria will at all costs feel the heat from a large scale loss of employment and revenues.

So, for as much as South African companies need you, you equally need them even more. So they are not under your mercy.

Msauza:


Tourists avoid Nigeria because of " terrorism"

ThaVluit:


How many tourists? Three?

LaBellaMafiaZA:


LMAO!

Msauza:



I will surely have to lecture you about Nigeria because you are seemingly showing signs of ignorance. Nigeria has over 170 million people and Lagos does not have the stats you are claiming. Statistics show that over 70% of Nigerians live in rural settlements, something which I have witnessed on my own. Enugu is still far behind as compared to what you get in SA. I do not blame you because you have never been to any country which is better than Nigeria, no wonder you are still impressed by the backwardness of Enugu and the outskirts of Lagos. I hope you visit SA to see what development is. Red carpets cannot just be rolled out for mediocrity.

ThaVluit:


But personally, I think Nigeria isn't doing enough to have travel advices softened.

lezz:
stop patronizing0yourself lagos is africa's biggest city and cairo is next. It never ceases to baffle me how black southafrica claim the development of a country they met the way it is today. The southafrica that exists since 300 years to 1994 when blacks were asked to come down from the trees, caves and jungle is still the same south africa today. You have nothing to boast about,believe me. You never hear of an anglo-dutch bragging but black south africans who were let out onto civilisation just yesterday keep ranting. so the world seem too big for you guys you keep acting as aliens on earth. Your owners afrikaans and the British settlers dont brag because they know southafrica is still a bleeding third world country.

lezz:
stop patronizing0yourself lagos is africa's biggest city and cairo is next. It never ceases to baffle me how black southafrica claim the development of a country they met the way it is today. The southafrica that exists since 300 years to 1994 when blacks were asked to come down from the trees, caves and jungle is still the same south africa today. You have nothing to boast about,believe me. You never hear of an anglo-dutch bragging but black south africans who were let out onto civilisation just yesterday keep ranting. so the world seem too big for you guys you keep acting as aliens on earth. Your owners afrikaans and the British settlers dont brag because they know southafrica is still a bleeding third world country.

ThaVluit:


Hey, how do you like the story of South Africa's JSE setting up Naira futures trading, seeing as you can't do it yourselves? That's control added on top of control. Sux bin yuuuu!