agaugust:



Now South Africans who boasted before, have to eat the humble pie



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I don't get your point.

You won't get the money without due process.

Zuma cannot tell enforcement agencies what to do. So due process means that you must challenge the agencies in court, which you WILL NOT DO.

So, you are basically trapped by the Zuma machine of entrapment.

South Africa basically said: "If you want your money back, push for a refund by following the legal processes".

"The South African government has indicated that it cannot return the $15 million arms money it seized from Nigerian arms dealers unless "due process" is applied in pushing for a refund." http://allafrica.com/stories/201410151539.html

"The high commissioner did not indicate what that "due process" entails. But Nigeria may need to challenge the ruling of the South African court which gave the South African National Prosecution Authority the authority to freeze and seize the funds." http://allafrica.com/stories/201410151539.html

NIGERIANS HAVE JUMPED THE GUN

Your wish is my command.

sirjerry:
Your wish is my command.

Ah! Our BRICS partner, with whom we have set out to colonise Nigeria.

sirjerry:
Your wish is my command.

That my friend is a way to get a permanent seat to the UN Security Council, something Nigeria won't get.

ActivateKruger:


That my friend is a way to get a permanent seat to the UN Security Council, something Nigeria won't get.

They are not refined diplomats, the Nigerians.

ThaVluit:


Ah! Our BRICS partner, with whom we have set out to colonise Nigeria.

the vehemence with which you advocate for foolishness on this forum and more specifically on this thread is stupefying.

agaugust:



Today 2014, South Africa CANNOT defeat Angola in war, they will grind SANDF to powder

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I thought in actual facts you wanted to say as in 2014, Nigeria CANNOT defeat Angola in war. Are you sure you wouldn't like to change that statement above.

sirjerry:


Your wish is my command.

World Record

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ThaVluit:


I don't get your point.

You won't get the money without due process.

South Africa basically said: "If you want your money back, push for a refund by following the legal processes".

"The South African government has indicated that it cannot return the $15 million arms money it seized from Nigerian arms dealers unless "due process" is applied in pushing for a refund." http://allafrica.com/stories/201410151539.html


NIGERIANS HAVE JUMPED THE GUN

Oh ! You now change story ? You guys said our money was for your christmas shopping....LOL

Now we laugh last as Nigeria humiliates South Africa again, just like the Yellow Fever Immigration saga, SA always bows to Naija

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ThaVluit:


They are not refined diplomats, the Nigerians.

In your world, bowing for someone means being diplomatic,Guess slave mentality is still rampant in SA.

ThaVluit:


Ah! Our BRICS partner, with whom we have set out to colonise Nigeria.

"partner" lol more like masters.

Msauza:





Go and make egusu soup for your igwe.

You are so small and insignificant i could fit you in a bowl of egusi and no one would notice until dey taste AIDS and smell something strange rise up from d bowl.

ChukwuCantDie:
You are so small and insignificant i could fit you in a bowl of egusi and no one would notice until dey taste AIDS and smell something strange rise up from d bowl.

It is only an AIDS infected Nigerian baby that can fit into that bowel.

agaugust:


Oh ! You now change story ? You guys said our money was for your christmas shopping....LOL

Now we laugh last as Nigeria humiliates South Africa again, just like the Yellow Fever Immigration saga, SA always bows to Naija

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I fail to understand how this becomes humiliation since we have nothing to lose. It is not us who are desperate here, Nigeria is.


FACT IS, DUE PROCESS HAS TO BE DONE AT A COST. WHO KNOWS WE MIGHT SCORE OURSELF SOME SIMPLE $1 MILLION OUT OF $15 MILLION?

DENEL looking forward to retain SA aerospace design capability. Soon, denel might start designing fighter jets.


http://itweb.co.za/mobilesite/defenceweb/home/item_id-36331/

overhypedsteve:
the vehemence with which you advocate for foolishness on this forum and more specifically on this thread is stupefying.

Someone swallowed a whole dictionary and vomited it here.

agaugust:


Oh ! You now change story ? You guys said our money was for your christmas shopping....LOL

Now we laugh last as Nigeria humiliates South Africa again, just like the Yellow Fever Immigration saga, SA always bows to Naija

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Let me spell or out for you:

You are not getting your money.

Do you wanna count the days you will spend without your money from today?

Today is day 1. We shall reconvene after day 60. Deal?

sirjerry:
"partner" lol more like masters.

The two musketeers that have colonised nigeria

@AUGUSTUS AS USUALLY A GREAT MISCHIEF AND OUTDATED FOX....THE South African High Commission to Nigeria is Mr Lulu Louis Mnguni......Ms Mavivi is based in Namibia.....@AUGUSTUS cannot even know SUCH PROMINENT INDIVIDUALS BASED IN NIGERIA

TALKS OVER RESTART OF ROOIVALK PRODUCTION UNDERWAY.

http://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/amid-rooivalk-restart-talks-denel-eyes-new-platform-403763/

No less than 12 shipyards, half of them South African, have signalled interest in supplying the SA Navy with a new hydrographic vessel.

Representatives from all 12 attended a recent four day long bidders’ conference in Simon’s Town as a precursor to Armscor obtaining formal and binding offers for the acquisition of a new hydrographic capability for the maritime arm of service of the SA National Defence Force (SANDF).

A Army Chief, Lieutenant General Vusi Masondo, yesterday officially took the Starstreak ground-based air defence missile system into the landward forces inventory.

The handover took place at 10 Anti-Aircraft Regiment headquarters at Diskobolos, Kimberley as is part of the Army’s drive to rejuvenate its hardware, alluded to by Masondo last month when he met the media.

The system, according to an Army statement, comes in two configurations: a multiple launcher unit and a shoulder-launched unit. This is a very short range air defence (VSHORAD) system that will be utilised by the Air Defence Artillery Formation as a fire unit to defend critical installations.

The system came to South Africa early in 2004. It then underwent extensive modification and enhancement at Denel Land Systems to adapt it to African conditions and the specification requirements of the Air Defence Artillery Formation to the point where it is now ready to be taken into service with a six kilometre range.

The testing phase saw both the multiple launcher and shoulder-launched unit trialled at AFB Zwartkop and Denel’s Overberg Test Range as well as the Air Defence Artillery range at Riemvasmaak in Northern Cape

sirjerry:
In your world, bowing for someone means being diplomatic,Guess slave mentality is still rampant in SA.

Sirjerry, the below is being diplomatic. Take a bow! It might address the butthurt.

‘SA has second most diplomatic missions’
May 14 2014 at 01:17pm
By SAPA Comment on this story
Jacob Zuma1 Reuters South Africa hosts the second largest number of diplomatic missions after the US, President Jacob Zuma said.

Pretoria - South Africa hosts the second largest number of diplomatic missions after the US, President Jacob Zuma said on Wednesday.

“Since 1994, our international relations and diplomatic missions have increased to include countries which South Africa had no relations with before,” Zuma said at a ceremony to welcome ambassadors.

“We are the second largest home for diplomatic missions after Washington.”

Zuma welcomed new ambassadors from Kazakhstan, Indonesia, Swaziland, Serbia, and Malaysia.

By 2012, diplomatic missions in South Africa had increased to 350.

The country had foreign missions in 34 countries in 1994.

Thiza:
A Army Chief, Lieutenant General Vusi Masondo, yesterday officially took the Starstreak ground-based air defence missile system into the landward forces inventory.
The handover took place at 10 Anti-Aircraft Regiment headquarters at Diskobolos, Kimberley as is part of the Army’s drive to rejuvenate its hardware, alluded to by Masondo last month when he met the media.
The system, according to an Army statement, comes in two configurations: a multiple launcher unit and a shoulder-launched unit. This is a very short range air defence (VSHORAD) system that will be utilised by the Air Defence Artillery Formation as a fire unit to defend critical installations.
The system came to South Africa early in 2004. It then underwent extensive modification and enhancement at Denel Land Systems to adapt it to African conditions and the specification requirements of the Air Defence Artillery Formation to the point where it is now ready to be taken into service with a six kilometre range.
The testing phase saw both the multiple launcher and shoulder-launched unit trialled at AFB Zwartkop and Denel’s Overberg Test Range as well as the Air Defence Artillery range at Riemvasmaak in Northern Cape

IT IS NOW CLEAR THAT SA STARSTREEK HAS BEEN MODIFIED AND ENHANCED TO REACH HIGHER ALTITUDE. SA STARSTREEK IS NOT THE SAME AS THOSE ORIGINALLY SOLD.

Msauza:




I fail to understand how this becomes humiliation since we have nothing to lose. It is not us who are desperate here, Nigeria is.


FACT IS, DUE PROCESS HAS TO BE DONE AT A COST. WHO KNOWS WE MIGHT SCORE OURSELF SOME SIMPLE $1 MILLION OUT OF $15 MILLION?

Msauza, they are not getting their money. No promise was made to return it. They were given CONDITIONS under which they would get it. The ball is in their court. Zuma is not the NPA - separation of powers. The money will go to Nkandla though.

sirjerry:
Your wish is my command.

i spent my undergraduate years studying peacekeeping and diplomacy in a very prestigious nigerian university. Now there are several instruments available to a state in pursuance of its foreign policy ( this should not be detached from its national interest) this instruments are institutionalized and recognised by the several institute of international relations and diplomacy scattered around the planet. They are- 1. War,
2. Might of its economy
3. Military might,
4.available mineral resources,
5. Propaganda,
6. Strategic detterence,
7. Alliance and counter alliance,
8. Trade,
9. Diplomatic influence,
10. Bilateral and multilateral treaties,
but the scholars at the south African institute of strategic studies have in their quest to topple Nigeria's interest for the security council seat created a new instrument of states policy this new instrument is know as A55 LICKING DIPLOMACY. You can see the famed Jacob zuma laying down his bald head to the pleasure of his Chinese superior.

sirjerry:
In your world, bowing for someone means being diplomatic,Guess slave mentality is still rampant in SA.

Asian businessman bow to each other as a sign of respect. Who's the slave there you idi0t.

ThaVluit:


Let me spell or out for you:

You are not getting your money.

Do you wanna count the days you will spend without your money from today?

Today is day 1. We shall reconvene after day 60. Deal?

I am not surprised, a South Africa is NOT supposed to be intelligent

Butt Hurt..........http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/10/well-return-nigerias-15m-soon-s-africa/




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ActivateKruger:


That my friend is a way to get a permanent seat to the UN Security Council, something Nigeria won't get.

i spent my undergraduate years studying peacekeeping and diplomacy in a very prestigious nigerian university. Now there are several instruments available to a state in pursuance of its foreign policy ( this should not be detached from its national interest) this instruments are institutionalized and recognised by the several institute of international relations and diplomacy scattered around the planet. They are- 1. War,
2. Might of its economy
3. Military might,
4.available mineral resources,
5. Propaganda,
6. Strategic detterence,
7. Alliance and counter alliance,
8. Trade,
9. Diplomatic influence,
10. Bilateral and multilateral treaties,
but the scholars at the south African institute of strategic studies have in their quest to topple Nigeria's interest for the security council seat created a new instrument of states policy this new instrument is know as A55 LICKING DIPLOMACY. You can see the famed Jacob zuma laying down his bald head to the pleasure of his Chinese superior.

agaugust:


I am not surprised, a South Africa is NOT supposed to be intelligent

Butt Hurt..........http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/10/well-return-nigerias-15m-soon-s-africa/




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We'll return after a due process at a cost. Hence, the use of soon.

ActivateKruger:


Asian businessman bow to each other as a sign of respect. Who's the slave there you idi0t.

Now the Asian in this photo refused to bow, but the inferior Southie is almost knocking his head on the floor, he is owned by China

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