Asuokaa:


wait u doing all this work for anoda man land...JUST CANT WAIT FOR DEM TO ATTACK YOU...

I was born and bred in South Africa by Nigerian father who is now a naturalized citizen of SA, arrived on the shores of this country with his family when he was just a young boy. He and siblings, some of whom were born in SA are no longer seen as foreigners because they are fluent in the local SA languages and their last born struggles a lot with Igbo.

Msauza:



The same man once said " keep your Britain and let me keep my Zimbabwe"

The message is clear, South Africans had it enough about foreigners who do not have proper documentation and continue to be used as drug peddlers. Their wrong part is to generalise innocent Africans at large as criminals and drug dealers. Moreover, to raise their hands and kill those innocent foreigners is indeed uncalled for and unfortunate. So, now South Africans want to keep their SA that was once free of drugs and scams.


It is however not a lie that many stranded African brothers in SA are being used to sell drugs to our young children. There is one Nigerian, that I have warned time without numbers to refrain from peddling drugs and sell it to school children. I live very close by the school and this man does not want to listen and does it with impunity. I told him that every dog has its own day.

I thank you.

you see your life claiming another man land...you would soon be deported

jln115:

[s]What

You just went full re.tard!!![/s]

Asuokaa:



HOW OLD IS NIGERIA....JUST LET DO SOME ARITHMETICS

Long before 1500 much of modern-Nigeria was divided into states identified with contemporary ethnic groups. These early states included the Yoruba kingdoms, the Igbo Kingdom of Nri, the Benin Kingdom, the Hausa cities, and Nupe. Additionally numerous small states to the west and south of Lake Chad were absorbed or displaced in the course of the expansion of Kanem, which was centered to the northeast of Lake Chad. Bornu, initially the western province of Kanem, became independent in the late 14th century. Other states probably existed but the absence of archaeological data prevents accurate dating. In the south, the earliest Edo state was Igodomigodo which emerged in 900 AD. Despite its relatively small size geographically it is considered the cradle of Edo culture.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Nigeria_before_1500...


hope this helps us..if not sorry is ur case...YOU THINK AND POST LIKE AN "ENDANGERED SPECIES" haha...just imagine...dont want to use a strong language seriously....am sure you are a REFUGEE IN SA...they would soon remove that FEEDER they use to choke ur mouth....even an average ibo man will nvr talk down on nigeria....

The so called Nigeria as one country started in 1914 and that you cannot change.

Msauza:


[s]I was born and bred in South Africa by Nigerian father who is now a naturalized citizen of SA, arrived on the shores of this country with his family when he was just a young boy. He and siblings, some of whom were born in SA are no longer seen as foreigners because they are fluent in the local SA languages and their last born struggles a lot with Igbo.[/s]

Sharp Enugu man!

Msauza:



The so called Nigeria as one country started in 1914 and that you cannot change.

we were brought together...well i dont blame you....go and read the history of nigeria..then ull knw how far we have come....even ur ibo tribe have come from a very far time...

Asuokaa:

we were brought together...well i dont blame you....go and read the history of nigeria..then ull knw how far we have come....even ur ibo tribe have come from a very far time...

unfortunately, 1914 stays and will not change. Nigeria as a political state and colony was established in 1914.

Asuokaa:



this your point is baseless.....there is a yoruba adage that says when the children of a house want to share their goods they send the strangers away when dealing with SA pls dont call urselve a nigerian or else you will be burnt like this dude

That picture is over seven years old.

If you want some of the recent ones I will give it to you.

@msauza

i see something..its either you family fought in biafra and were given a devastating blow by the federal troops myb u lost some family members only God knws...state ur grievances here...make we knw cause all this point ur making is just baseless...cause have nvr seen online in my life or any where were somebody will be bringing out st0pid points that dont make sense against his country...

you will come to nigeria and start claiming no place like home...starts a business starts making money...i dare u to come to nigeria spend 5yrs here and ull the difference of been a free man and a black slave

Msauza:


That picture is over seven years old.

pls prove it cause i got from an SA site sir

Msauza:


unfortunately, 1914 stays and will not change. Nigeria as a political state and colony was established in 1914.

keeping mussing abt..we r learning mr teacher

Asuokaa:
@msauza

i see something..its either you family fought in biafra and were given a devastating blow by the federal troops myb u lost some family members only God knws...state ur grievances here...make we knw cause all this point ur making is just baseless...cause have nvr seen online in my life or any where were somebody will be bringing out st0pid points that dont make sense against his country...

you will come to nigeria and start claiming no place like home...starts a business starts making money...i dare u to come to nigeria spend 5yrs here and ull the difference of been a free man and a black slave

I visited Naija many a times and the longest that I have been there was three months. One year is too long.

Msauza:



I visited Naija many a times and the longest that I have been there was three months. One year is too long.

try it once..stay a year try it and ull see the difference...do you have freedom in SA the nigerian freedom cant be seen anywhere in this world..every one here is a boss...only if you are shy or ur scared of boko haram coming to enugu or lagos

Asuokaa:


pls prove it cause i got from an SA site sir

From 2008 xenophobic attacks, the picture that made headlines during then and was even translated into a movie.

Msauza:


From 2008 xenophobia, the picture that made headlines during then and was even translated into a movie.

o ...it has been happening for long...pathetic and ur defending dem

Henry120:


Nigeria Saves N4.2trn On Manufactured Goods Importation In 2012- Aganga

Nigeria has recorded a significant improvement in its import trade figures as it saved N4.2tn in 2012 owing to a decrease in the importation of manufactured goods.

The Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Mr. Olusegun Aganga, disclosed this during the opening ceremony of the ministerial session of the National Council on Industry, Trade and Investment, in Ibadan, Oyo State, on Thursday.

Aganga further revealed at the meeting with the theme, ‘Industrialisation as the driver of economic development, revenue diversification and wealth creation,’ that the country saved about N817bn due to a decline in the importation of textile, cement and vegetable oil within the same period.

He said, “In terms of trade, we have done very well. Nigeria’s external trade fell by 4.3 per cent, from N29tn to about N28tn in 2012. However, the good and exciting news is that the fall was as a result of a sharp decrease in the value of import from about N9.8tn to about N5.6tn by the end of 2012. That was a decrease of about 43 per cent in savings of more than N4.2tn, which has gone to the increase in the foreign reserves of our country.

“The last time that we had such a big fall in import, for a country that is largely import dependent, was in 2008; and that fall was about N1tn. This shows in real sense, a decreasing over-reliance on import for domestic consumption and a significant savings on our foreign exchange. That is why foreign exchange is going up.

“Specifically, for vegetable oil production, import fell from about N1tn to about N577bn; textile imports fell from about N190bn to N94bn, representing about 82 per cent decrease; while cement import fell from about N219bn to about N27bn. In total, these three sectors only contributed to more than N817bn to our foreign reserves because we are less dependent on import.”

The minister noted that the country also recorded significant improvement in non-oil revenue earnings within the last seven years with the non-oil sector accounting for 30 per cent of the nation’s revenue earnings in 2012, as against 15.5 per cent recorded in 2005.

He said, “Now, if you look at our exports, the figure has gone up by 15.5 per cent from about N19.4tn to about N22.4tn in 2012. In terms of oil and non-oil revenue, in 2005, oil revenue contributed about 94 per cent of our foreign earnings, while the non-oil sector contributed only six per cent.

“If you look at the same statistics in 2012, the oil sector contributed about 69 per cent while the non-oil sector contributed 30 per cent.”

As part of efforts towards diversifying the nation’s economy, enhance job creation and wealth generation, Aganga said his ministry had begun the implementation of its Nigerian Industrial Revolution Plan, based on areas where the country had comparative and competitive advantage
.

http://www.punchng.com/business/business-economy/nigeria-saves-n4-2tn-on-manufactured-goods-importation-aganga/

My source is from 2015 mate! now tell me which one is more relevant?

NaijaPikinGidi:

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Asuokaa:



try it once..stay a year try it and ull see the difference...do you have freedom in SA the nigerian freedom cant be seen anywhere in this world..every one here is a boss...only if you are shy or ur scared of boko haram coming to enugu or lagos

I am free in SA sir

jln115:

My source is from 2015 mate! now tell me which one is more relevant?

My source is from the National bureau of statistics and the minister of trade and investment.

Tell me which is relevant?

Msauza:


I am free in SA sir

no your not....cause when you post comment here ur always apprehensive and not calm cause most of ur post r disjointed sir

Asuokaa:
TRUE OR FALSE...SA BLACKS WILL ALWAYS REMAIN A SLAVE TO THEIR WHITE LORDS

We pulled down a statue of a man who offends some people

Yet we respect white South Africans because they are South Africans and they are largely loyal to the Rainbow nation.

This is their land as much as it is ours.

Patchesagain:


We pulled down a statue of a man who offends some people

Yet we respect white South Africans because they are South Africans and they are largely loyal to the Rainbow nation.

This is their land as much as it is ours.

story for the gods...is mugabe lying
answer..so just because other blacks are not south africans dey must be beaten and killed right...

ANOTHER ENDANGERED BRAIN

NaijaPikinGidi:
South African xenophobes! Watch as Nigerians in Durban draw the line ... come touch us and we show you how we fight to the last man!

http://ewn.co.za/Media/2015/04/14/Xenophobic-violence-in-KZN


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Make I give dem otapiapia!

Lazy people Vs Hardworking people = Envy on display

Asuokaa:


no your not....cause when you post comment here ur always apprehensive and not calm cause most of ur post r disjointed sir

Hehehe… so satirical.

agaugust:


Lazy people Vs Hardworking people = Envy on display

Drug purging.

Msauza:


Hehehe… so satirical.

hmmm...i sense u enjoy talking with nigerians ....

Msauza:


Drug purging.

just what ever u call us we r together...naija i hail thee

agaugust:


Lazy people Vs Hardworking people = Envy on display

Black South-Africans are generally, un-intelligent, un-educated, mentally weak and lazy. They just can't compete or think with their brains.

I have not seen a company founded by Black South-Africans, not spoon fed by BEE, that is competitive on this Continent, not one. Even trying to find one is like looking for a needle in a hay stack.

All the South-African companies operating in Nigeria are White Afrikanner owned, not one is black.

Like @Lezz said, with black South-Africans, an Individual would need a photo-finish to know who's ahead between them and Burundians in development. Funny thing is, this is no insult.

Just look at their defence industry.

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