TayserMahiri:


MTN has only paid half of the fine as at 2018, which was actually reduced after the ANC govt overbore on your govt. The fine had nothing to do with South African domination. They will still recoup it from your market anyway so if anything it only strengthened their resolve to milk you more. What would you do without SA companies anyway? Most of the goods/services they provide you wouldnt be having them.

Lol... You realize if MTN leaves, Glo(nigerian telecoms) will take over its customers... or the other competitors in the market(9mobile, Airtel... and so on)
Banking... we can do with out them... manufacturing... we do with out them... construction... we do with out them... entertainment... we do without them..

The only sector i would say Nigeria could hardly get by without SA is formal retail(shoprite) but that's changing, more indigenous retailers are popping up

Lionessza6:


If we were them we would be dancing around claiming we own them and their economy and that South Africa dominates Africa stupid shyt like that, even though we don't benefit shyt from this , that money goes to those individuals and their companies, while the rest of us are drowning in poverty . The likes of Sexwale and our current president who are secret billionaires have been involved in looting not only in South Africa but all over the continent, Nigeria especially. That is why we don't celebrate these "great business men and women", down here , because they are involved in bloodshed and sabotages. I'm always surprised when they make noise about dangote, who is doing the same if not worse to their country . Smh.

Nigerians behave like poor drunkards. Ever merry for very useless reasons such as rich family members when they themselves are downtrodden. That article makes it clear that SA has a colony of its own in Nigeria where they influence even election outcomes and Nigerian retards have the time to think they can even compete with SA economically. I'm yet to see a country that is that influenced by SA outside SADC.

nwoke39:


Lol... You realize if MTN leaves, Glo(nigerian telecoms) will take over its customers... or the other competitors in the market(9mobile, Airtel... and so on)
Banking... we can do with out them... manufacturing... we do with out them... construction... we do with out them... entertainment... we do without them...

The only sector i would say Nigeria could hardly get by without SA is formal retail(shoprite) but that's changing, more indigenous retailers are popping up

They influence your elections my friend! Did you read that part? You are like pawns to SA.

TayserMahiri:


They influence your elections my friend! Did you read that part? You are like pawns to SA.

Nigerians, South Africa influences our elections...
I hope South Africa gives us a good candidate next yr

Kur17:


New C.B.K u/c...or u want to see the old one??

Hahahaha yes post the old one.

TayserMahiri:


They influence your elections my friend! Did you read that part? You are like pawns to SA.

interesting! This is a new one, lol.
l pray they have pity on us by giving us a good leader this time.

jaycent:
Hahahaha yes post the old one.

That is overtaken by events... You can Google it

Kur17:


Dar is beautiful(than Nairobi&Mombasa) but the problem is that it seems "the good part" covers a very small area, ...same building's pics taken from different angles....

Just put it this way bro. Dar is more beautiful and develop than Nairobi and Mombasa!

Kur17:


New C.B.K u/c...or u want to see the old one??

Compare both the new and old with this? This is Abuja central bank.

Daejoyoung:

interesting! This is a new one, lol.
l pray they have pity on us by giving us a good leader this time.

Why should they give you a good one? They want an egghead in power for their self interests. It starts from ballot printing in SA

The ballot papers for the election, which were printed in South Africa, contained no counter foils or serial numbers – features which would have made vote rigging difficult. In fact, only 40 million ballot papers were even printed; this for an election where over 65 million people had registered to vote [1]. To make matters worse, only 30% of these ballot papers were ever sent to Nigeria; the rest remained lying in a warehouse in Johannesburg on day of the elections [2]. Of the ballot papers that were sent to Nigeria, most were rushed off to areas that were and are strongholds of Obasanjo’s and Yar’ Adua’s ruling party, the People’s Democratic Party. In contrast, areas where there was strong opposition to the government, such as the Niger Delta, did not receive enough ballot papers. On the day of the election, independent observers noted that vote rigging and fraud were rife. Yar’ Adua supporters were even seen stuffing fraudulent ballot papers into ballot boxes at voter stations across the county [3]. Intimidation of opposition supporters was also widespread. In fact, over 200 people, mainly members of the opposition parties, were murdered in the run up to the elections [4]. This situation that led most independent observers to declare the elections deeply flawed.

jaycent:
Just put it this way bro. Dar is more beautiful and develop than Nairobi and Mombasa!

I'm being honest and open, and you're talking utter lies... I'm sure you know that Dar is decades behind Nai

Lamu Lamu old town

Kur17:


I'm being honest and open, and you're talking utter lies... I'm sure you know that Dar is decades behind Nai

Nah bro, don't be stupid! Everyone knows that? Dar is more beautiful and develop than Nairobi and mombasa together.

Kur17:


I'm being honest and open, and you're talking utter lies... I'm sure you know that Dar is decades behind Nai

Nah bro, don't be stupid! Everyone knows that? Dar is more beautiful and develop than Nairobi and mombasa!

Kilifi

jaycent:
Nah bro, don't be stupid! Everyone knows that? Dar is more beautiful and develop than Nairobi and mombasa!

Then you and all those of the same opinion, witches of TZ must have done some injustices to your reasoning software

Kilifi Malindi

nwoke39:



Nigerians, South Africa influences our elections...
I hope South Africa gives us a good candidate next yr

How would you know when the games are played in SA? You are in Nigeria Its clear SA takes special care to ensure whoever they want in power in Abuja does so.

TayserMahiri:


How would you know when the games are played in SA? You are in Nigeria Its clear SA takes special care to ensure whoever they want in power in Abuja does so.

Thanks for letting Nigerians know...

jaycent:
Compare both the new and old with this? This is Abuja central bank.

The problem with Lagos,Abuja just like Dar is that all major or landmark buildings belongs to the government... and they're telling us they have a stronger private sector

nwoke39:


Thanks for letting Nigerians know...

So when Saffers get in here yall should bow for your newest master

BabiiKE:
Kilifi
Malindi

You are really hott

Kur17:


The problem with Lagos,Abuja just like Dar is that all major or landmark buildings belongs to the government... and they're telling us they have a stronger private sector

Cut the crap son? Compare that banana shape central bank of kenya and Abuja own.

Hehehe, hii abuja inafanana kisii

68816419:
Abuja

Nairobi and Mombasa need to learn from Abuja!

TayserMahiri:


Why should they give you a good one? They want an egghead in power for their self interests. It starts from ballot printing in SA

The ballot papers for the election, which were printed in South Africa, contained no counter foils or serial numbers – features which would have made vote rigging difficult. In fact, only 40 million ballot papers were even printed; this for an election where over 65 million people had registered to vote [1]. To make matters worse, only 30% of these ballot papers were ever sent to Nigeria; the rest remained lying in a warehouse in Johannesburg on day of the elections [2]. Of the ballot papers that were sent to Nigeria, most were rushed off to areas that were and are strongholds of Obasanjo’s and Yar’ Adua’s ruling party, the People’s Democratic Party. In contrast, areas where there was strong opposition to the government, such as the Niger Delta, did not receive enough ballot papers. On the day of the election, independent observers noted that vote rigging and fraud were rife. Yar’ Adua supporters were even seen stuffing fraudulent ballot papers into ballot boxes at voter stations across the county [3]. Intimidation of opposition supporters was also widespread. In fact, over 200 people, mainly members of the opposition parties, were murdered in the run up to the elections [4]. This situation that led most independent observers to declare the elections deeply flawed.

Do you really believe all these? like seriously?

jaycent:
Cut the crap son? Compare that banana shape central bank of kenya and Abuja own.

1 Kenya Shilling is roughly 3 Naira. So your central bank should be at minimum thrice the size of Kenya's central bank because you need to store a lot of useless notes.

Mombasa town view

BabiiKE:
Hehehe, hii abuja inafanana kisii

jaycent:
Cut the crap son? Compare that banana shape central bank of kenya and Abuja own.

Just because of this Abuja wins