Sanchez01:

Let's face the Gospel truth, your idea seems good, but what about the economic implication? We could cripple these companies within a day but who, for example, would employ hundreds of thousands MTN employees afterwards?

The problem is not who would be replacing these companies but the aftermath of our decisions. Business is not in any way greater than a human life, not at all, but then again, our actions could prove to potential investors that we are savages who could attack their companies when something comes up.

The social and economic implications are too huge to consider.

Sanchez01:


As it stands, MTN and Shoprite would definitely be the first targets should this escalate beyond this.

Mynd44
Lalasticlala

sorextee:
Let the Nigerians there come back home o. Those south Africans there no get joy..
Na apartheid really fit those people.. They re not fighting the whites taking away the juicy part of the jobs there.. Na person wey open car wash business dem dey kill.
Useless people...

I even heard killing someone carries a lower sentence than rape..

ayokellany:


Some of you Nigerians are pretty pathetic. Do you remember how long Obasanjo begged for FDI before both Shoprite and MTN came to Nigeria ? You forgotten so quickly how many times he travelled to Europe and America seeking foreign direct investment without getting any until those SA companies came to your rescue.

You have forgotten so quickly how you chased out foreign nationals helping to develop your economy n country in the name of nationalisation. How much growth or development have you achieved without them.

You chose not to remember your president past n present global travel for the same FDI. Your brain might be very little but remember after chasing them away investor will look back 20-30 yrs from now on you antecedent and dealings with them before coming again so chase them all you want but remember the regret will haunt you several years to come.

ayokellany:


Some of you Nigerians are pretty pathetic. Do you remember how long Obasanjo begged for FDI before both Shoprite and MTN came to Nigeria ? You forgotten so quickly how many times he travelled to Europe and America seeking foreign direct investment without getting any until those SA companies came to your rescue.

You have forgotten so quickly how you chased out foreign nationals helping to develop your economy n country in the name of nationalisation. How much growth or development have you achieved without them.

You chose not to remember your president past n present global travel for the same FDI. Your brain might be very little but remember after chasing them away investor will look back 20-30 yrs from now on you antecedent and dealings with them before coming again so chase them all you want but remember the regret will haunt you several years to come.

Most South Africans are lazy folks. They derive joy in lazying around, which makes them easy targets to drugs. Not like I support drugs in the least of ways but recalling all Nigerians in South Africa just because of a lazy people and their country might see some ignorant Nigerians vandalize South African companies' properties without considering the ripple effect.

As it stands, MTN and Shoprite would definitely be the first targets should this escalate beyond this.

mccoy47:
u can imagine the sheer stupìdty coming from a minister's mouth

Sanchez01:

Well, I honestly would know why but I believe those who venture into it do it for the money. Unfortunately, the notion these folks give to foreigners is that Nigeria is next to Mexico and Brazil, when in reality, these drugs are not really patronized as seen or projected in South Africa and other countries Nigerians pollute.

Truth is, a huge majority of wealthy folks here in Nigeria are dug Lords who go about their operations covertly. There is the story of a woman I heard yesterday. A 50+ year old who has 16 flats in a huge compound but never lives in the house. Our judiciary is stark corrupt, just as our legislators.

I would say the only way to minimize this scourge is for us to stiffen the penalty on drugs. Let us go the way of most Asian countries. But then, we can't as the bill would not see the light of day. How can it when a drug Lord is a senator in Nigeria?

The likes of Buruji Kashamu would never make it see the light of day.

Sanchez01:

Most South Africans are lazy folks. They derive joy in lazying around, which makes them easy targets to drugs. Not like I support drugs in the least of ways but recalling all Nigerians in South Africa just because of a lazy people and their country might see some ignorant Nigerians vandalize South African companies' properties without considering the ripple effect.

As it stands, MTN and Shoprite would definitely be the first targets should this escalate beyond this.

Mynd44
Lalasticlala

jpphilips:


If the drug peddlers do it for the money like you guessed, how did they land in poverty if not the corruption in government ? stiff penalty for corruption will take care of the rest.

ayokellany:


Some of you Nigerians are pretty pathetic. Do you remember how long Obasanjo begged for FDI before both Shoprite and MTN came to Nigeria ? You forgotten so quickly how many times he travelled to Europe and America seeking foreign direct investment without getting any until those SA companies came to your rescue.

You have forgotten so quickly how you chased out foreign nationals helping to develop your economy n country in the name of nationalisation. How much growth or development have you achieved without them.

You chose not to remember your president past n present global travel for the same FDI. Your brain might be very little but remember after chasing them away investor will look back 20-30 yrs from now on you antecedent and dealings with them before coming again so chase them all you want but remember the regret will haunt you several years to come.

Life4Varnity:


Brother in fact they r more Dan werey here o

You can get gun as cheap at the rate of 4k naira to their currency

They are just maddin for here gan ni. But will b in naija in few days time

ayokellany:


Some of you Nigerians are pretty pathetic. Do you remember how long Obasanjo begged for FDI before both Shoprite and MTN came to Nigeria ? You forgotten so quickly how many times he travelled to Europe and America seeking foreign direct investment without getting any until those SA companies came to your rescue.

You have forgotten so quickly how you chased out foreign nationals helping to develop your economy n country in the name of nationalisation. How much growth or development have you achieved without them.

You chose not to remember your president past n present global travel for the same FDI. Your brain might be very little but remember after chasing them away investor will look back 20-30 yrs from now on you antecedent and dealings with them before coming again so chase them all you want but remember the regret will haunt you several years to come.

Sanchez01:
I used to believe it is only Nigerian politicians that don't think. However, the SA Home Affairs Minister has gone on to prove otherwise.

So lazy South Africans who chose to connive with dirty, illegal, ill-thinking Nigerians, thereafter lose their lives is enough justification that all Nigerians living in South Africa should be repaid in the same vein. How about the businesses that have been brought to their knees?

South Africa might just be heading into a trouble that would catapult them back to 10 years ago.

grandstar:


You're getting the minister wrong.

Abike Dabiri undiplomatically made some comments about Nigerians killed in South Africa. He replied by saying do you know how many South Africans have been killed by Nigerians?

South Africa has a very high crime rate and Nigerians dominate the drug trade. They are also involved in prostitution. Many Nigerians are forced into crime due to a high unemployment rates that affects both locals and immigrants. Guys are lured into crime in order not to starve.

Crime in South Africa is extremely violent with guns plentiful and policing underwhelming.

Nigerian criminals are also part of those who commit murders. You can't be involved in drugs and not be exposed to violence.

sorextee:
I agree too. Not in support of drugs too. But why re most Nigerians doing drug business abroad sef. Even the Kenyans said dey will soon begin their own attack on Nigerians.. That we polute their country with drugs... Na so our people full Malaysian prisons, Indonesia, China, Japan, etc, over drug related offences...

sleeknick:
Abeg give us scores


Meanwhile.




I need a self contain at around agege and ogba area. For 120k per annum

Maghan37:
SA pole shld know DAT they benefit billions from Nigeria and shld watch it because we have what it takes to hit their economy hard.

vislabraye:


You're making it sound as if they are doing us a favour. MTN and co make more in Nigeria than any other country. Yes, we know Nigeria is not perfect but that doesn't mean we should be treated with scorn

jobsat34:


A room ? Yes

2 rooms? Not in this life time

Sanchez01:

I know believe a whole lot of dumb people are registered on the forum. Honestly, I can't tell what your problem is, whether it your ability to comprehend or read. Perhaps you desire to be mischevious for reasons unknown. Below is my post you took out a whole lot from;


So what were you saying again?