Was the bitter Ilhan in attendance?

mtisTheQubit:
Any nigg wanna hate..do so.. aint give a freak

jonraid2:
I know it,well I'm not mentioning it!

dont...tyllan might be around

jonraid2:
Was the bitter Ilhan in attendance?

Ok seriously i got search ths..

Won't!

mtisTheQubit:

dont...tyllan might be around

Kazikazi:
Pliz,don't just make accusations without proof.
If you check my posts,I always speak the truth! Even this hunger which is in Kenya,I have been posting pictures of starving fellows so that they can receive food aid.You see how good am I?
I didn't speak anything about Ghana. I always speak Kenyan issues so that the world must know and help! I will keep on doing this to Kenyans just because they are my neighbors, I want them to get more food aid!
Do u see how good am I to them? They are fortunate to have a neighbor like me!

Foodbrain lazy beggar from Tanzania& poverty stricken Nigerians, Kenyans won't kill you like some in the South did, but we will send you back to your primitive countries

The aliens included 455 Tanzanians at 21 percent, 452 Ethiopians at 21 percent and 281 Somalis at 13 percent.

Nigeria had 146 immigrants at seven percent, followed by South Sudan with 137 immigrants at six percent.

Neighboring Uganda had 106 immigrants at five percent.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.the-star.co.ke/amp/news/2019-09-18-2173-illegal-immigrants-deported-from-kenya-police/&ved=2ahUKEwi3k62J0trkAhVDAGMBHZNEA_MQFjABegQIAhAB&usg=AOvVaw25XFENrGK_xW3m9AZYhKRt&ampcf=1

Agriculture,Kenya

1.Horticultural green Houses in Naivasha

2. Kwale Wheat fields

3.Peas and a combine harvester in Timau

4.Del Monte Pineaplle farm,Thika

jonraid2:
Agriculture,Kenya

1.Horticultural green Houses in Naivasha

2. Kwale Wheat fields

3.Peas and a combine harvester in Timau

4.Del Monte Pineaplle farm,Thika

Are you still showing a white mans stuff?

These are ordinary folks in Tanzania owning farms!
Don't forget:; Tz is the biggest grower of sisal in Africa and second in the world

jonraid2:
Agriculture,Kenya

1.Horticultural green Houses in Naivasha

2. Kwale Wheat fields

3.Peas and a combine harvester in Timau

4.Del Monte Pineaplle farm,Thika

According to Kazikazi, this is stone-age farming.

samorobo:


We drown because we love our nation and we are willing to die for it. We are ready to lay down our live so we can get to Europe and avenge our forefathers

Biggest illiterate I have seen in my life if you want to revenge your forefathers why don't you stay in Nigeria and fight for your oil why go to another man's country and want to clean his ass . I can see you do not even know what fighting for freedom is about

NairobiWalker:


According to Kazikazi, this is stone-age farming.

That is too little for a country like Kenya. You have thousand and thousands of empty hectares in Tana,Turkana,Pokot,Marsabit,Wajir etc which are idle for ages. If you could apply modern technologies and drought resistant seeds,you could achieve a lot and end hunger and poverty.
But I know,that sound like a rocket science to u

mtisTheQubit:

ths xhosa ladies got beauty an brains...i wish i wasnt scared of sa now..i'll pay them a visit

Lol, I will be the first to butcher your little arse . Stay away .

Lionessza6:


Lol, I will be the first to butcher your little arse . Stay away .

Can u just send some food aid to Kenya?

jonraid2:
Agriculture,Kenya

1.Horticultural green Houses in Naivasha

2. Kwale Wheat fields

3.Peas and a combine harvester in Timau

4.Del Monte Pineaplle farm,Thika

Thank you very much for posting these beautiful pictures about agriculture and farming

Xenophobia: Mayor of Johannesburg says no need to apologise to Nigeria

Mayor of Johannesburg Herman Mashaba has said it "was not necessary" for South Africa to apologise to Nigeria for the recent xenophobic attacks.

"No, there is nothing for me to apologise about," Mashaba said on CNBC Africa's Political Capital on Tuesday.

"What do you expect me to really apologise for?"

Nigerians and other foreign nationals were attacked earlier in September by irate mobs of South Africans who blamed them for spiking unemployment and drug-related crime rates.

Many non-South African businesses in and around Johannesburg and Pretoria were also vandalised and looted by the mob.

South African president Cyril Ramaphosa apologised for the violence at the weekend in Zimbabwe.

The violence, which claimed the lives of 12 persons, most of whom were South Africans, caused diplomatic rows between the country and her neighbours and Nigeria.

Nigeria, Rwanda, Congo and Malawi boycotted the World Economic Forum meeting held in Cape Town last week as a result.

Botswana told her citizens “travelling to South Africa to exercise extreme caution in light of recent developments resulting in violent unrests.”

Zambia also called off a planned football friendly with South Africa.

But Mashaba, the mayor of Africa's richest city, is unfazed by the violence although he insisted that he was not xenophobic.

His stance mirrors those of former South African deputy police minister Bongani Mkongi, foreign affairs minister Naledi Pandor and former president Thabo Mbeki.

South Africa has had an alarming increase in crime rates, especially femicide. The South African leaders accused Nigerians of being the ringleaders of drug and prostitution cartels in the country.

“We are not going to turn a blind eye on such evil crime happening under our watch," Mashaba said, adding that "the country [South Africa] also owes an official apology to the 10.2 million unemployed South Africans who are today without jobs as a result of billions of counterfeit goods being brought illegally into the country, killing local manufacturing.”

Possible litigations
Tough talks by South African leaders like Mashaba and Pandor shows that the xenophobic violence was "sponsored or condoned" by the country's authorities, Nigeria's former minister of foreign affairs Professor Bolaji Akinyemi said in a statement on Sunday.

Akinyemi urged Nigeria to drag South Africa before the International Criminal Court.

Although President Muhammadu Buhari told South Africa's special envoy who visited him on Monday that he will work for a closer tie between the two countries, foreign affairs minister Geoffrey Onyeama told The Guardian a day before that Nigeria was weighing her options, including suing South Africa.

“We cannot rule anything out for now," he said.

Discussions about the attacks are expected to come up when Buhari and Ramaphosa meet in South Africa next month.

Temporary fix
As a temporary measure, Nigeria began the evacuation of her citizens willing to leave South Africa. The process is being bankrolled by a private airline Air Peace.

But the evacuation itself has not been without drama.

The chief executive officer of Air Peace Allen Onyema accused South African authorities of denying Air Peace landing to fly returnees out on Tuesday. But Nigeria’s Consul- General in Johannesburg Godwin Adama said the permit was later granted.

Onyema also accused South African officials of claiming that evacuation was not backed by the Nigerian government.

https://m.guardian.ng/news/xenophobia-mayor-of-johannesburg-says-no-need-to-apologise-to-nigeria/

Danobi5920:


You are stupid like your mayor of Johanesburg. What sort of nonsense is this ?. Why are you people evil to Nigerians who run your country?. Do you want your country to fall? Expel all Nigerians there and see what will become of your country, your economy , health , security. Rubbish . Nigeria is better than you, we don't kill people . If not for that stupid aboki in Ask rock, Nigeria would have invaded your small country. If your country was not regretting their craziness on Nigerians , why did they try to stop some from leaving your useless country ?. . Why hold us back when we want to leave?. Femi Kayode was right, the only South African with a brain is Malema .

LMFAO, A Nigerian mouthing off about evil . Are you people not the embodiment of evil ?. LOL, you should stop " running " our country and focus on running yours . You niggas are really delusional I swear . Who tried to stop you from leaving? . Idiot , the people that were not allowed to leave were the ones who were with undocumented children ( with your reputation for kidnapping and human trafficking, who the fck would let you leave without checking if those children were not victims ?), wanted criminals ( these are people involved in syndicates and they need to serve time and answer some questions). The rest were let to go back after being screened.

Femi and Malema are members of the same cult and they serve the same God. That you think highly of these two idiots speaks volumes about you. Malema has lost relevance in south Africa after helping his masters in getting rid of Zuma. His handler Ramaphosa is constantly wiping the floor with his booze -loving lips . The only thing he can do to get attention is to rant infront of the media about " afrophobia " . He has been reduced to a human rights activist lol. Soon enough he will join the domestic abuse and gay rights activism, as it's an open season for these sidetrackers. You hero .

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Xenophobia: Mayor of Johannesburg says no need to apologise to Nigeria

Mayor of Johannesburg Herman Mashaba has said it "was not necessary" for South Africa to apologise to Nigeria for the recent xenophobic attacks.

"No, there is nothing for me to apologise about," Mashaba said on CNBC Africa's Political Capital on Tuesday.

"What do you expect me to really apologise for?"

Nigerians and other foreign nationals were attacked earlier in September by irate mobs of South Africans who blamed them for spiking unemployment and drug-related crime rates.

Many non-South African businesses in and around Johannesburg and Pretoria were also vandalised and looted by the mob.

South African president Cyril Ramaphosa apologised for the violence at the weekend in Zimbabwe.

The violence, which claimed the lives of 12 persons, most of whom were South Africans, caused diplomatic rows between the country and her neighbours and Nigeria.

Nigeria, Rwanda, Congo and Malawi boycotted the World Economic Forum meeting held in Cape Town last week as a result.

Botswana told her citizens “travelling to South Africa to exercise extreme caution in light of recent developments resulting in violent unrests.”

Zambia also called off a planned football friendly with South Africa.

But Mashaba, the mayor of Africa's richest city, is unfazed by the violence although he insisted that he was not xenophobic.

His stance mirrors those of former South African deputy police minister Bongani Mkongi, foreign affairs minister Naledi Pandor and former president Thabo Mbeki.

South Africa has had an alarming increase in crime rates, especially femicide. The South African leaders accused Nigerians of being the ringleaders of drug and prostitution cartels in the country.

“We are not going to turn a blind eye on such evil crime happening under our watch," Mashaba said, adding that "the country [South Africa] also owes an official apology to the 10.2 million unemployed South Africans who are today without jobs as a result of billions of counterfeit goods being brought illegally into the country, killing local manufacturing.”

Possible litigations
Tough talks by South African leaders like Mashaba and Pandor shows that the xenophobic violence was "sponsored or condoned" by the country's authorities, Nigeria's former minister of foreign affairs Professor Bolaji Akinyemi said in a statement on Sunday.

Akinyemi urged Nigeria to drag South Africa before the International Criminal Court.

Although President Muhammadu Buhari told South Africa's special envoy who visited him on Monday that he will work for a closer tie between the two countries, foreign affairs minister Geoffrey Onyeama told The Guardian a day before that Nigeria was weighing her options, including suing South Africa.

“We cannot rule anything out for now," he said.

Discussions about the attacks are expected to come up when Buhari and Ramaphosa meet in South Africa next month.

Temporary fix
As a temporary measure, Nigeria began the evacuation of her citizens willing to leave South Africa. The process is being bankrolled by a private airline Air Peace.

But the evacuation itself has not been without drama.

The chief executive officer of Air Peace Allen Onyema accused South African authorities of denying Air Peace landing to fly returnees out on Tuesday. But Nigeria’s Consul- General in Johannesburg Godwin Adama said the permit was later granted.

Onyema also accused South African officials of claiming that evacuation was not backed by the Nigerian government.

https://m.guardian.ng/news/xenophobia-mayor-of-johannesburg-says-no-need-to-apologise-to-nigeria/

Best thing ever said.
Now that the Nigerian criminals are coming back to their country crime in South Africa will fall and crime in Nigeria will Skyrocket the criminals are coming back home

Kazikazi:
That is too little for a country like Kenya. You have thousand and thousands of empty hectares in Tana,Turkana,Pokot,Marsabit,Wajir etc which are idle for ages. If you could apply modern technologies and drought resistant seeds,you could achieve a lot and end hunger and poverty.
But I know,that sound like a rocket science to u

Show us your modern farming in Bongolala Mr. Kumakazi.

Lionessza6:


LMFAO, A Nigerian mouthing off about evil . Are you people not the embodiment of evil ?. LOL, you should stop " running " our country and focus on running yours . You niggas are really delusional I swear . Who tried to stop you from leaving? . Idiot , the people that were not allowed to leave were the ones who were with undocumented children ( with your reputation for kidnapping and human trafficking, who the fck would let you leave without checking if those children were not victims ?), wanted criminals ( these are people involved in syndicates and they need to serve time and answer some questions). The rest were let to go back after being screened.

Femi and Malema are members of the same cult and they serve the same God. That you think highly of these two idiots speaks volumes about you. Malema has lost relevance in south Africa after helping his masters in getting rid of Zuma. His handler Ramaphosa is constantly wiping the floor with his booze -loving lips . The only thing he can do to get attention is to rant infront of the media about " afrophobia " . He has been reduced to a human rights activist lol. Soon enough he will join the domestic abuse and gay rights activism, as it's an open season for these sidetrackers. You hero .

Make these zoogerians realize they mean nothing.

Kazikazi:
Tanzania is the second biggest wine producer in sub saharan

Evidence?

NairobiWalker:


Make these zoogerians realize they mean nothing.

They'll remain more than you can ever dream of being and skyrocket even further. Remember that Ant.

Lionessza6:


LMFAO, A Nigerian mouthing off about evil . Are you people not the embodiment of evil ?. LOL, you should stop " running " our country and focus on running yours . You niggas are really delusional I swear . Who tried to stop you from leaving? . Idiot , the people that were not allowed to leave were the ones who were with undocumented children ( with your reputation for kidnapping and human trafficking, who the fck would let you leave without checking if those children were not victims ?), wanted criminals ( these are people involved in syndicates and they need to serve time and answer some questions). The rest were let to go back after being screened.

Femi and Malema are members of the same cult and they serve the same God. That you think highly of these two idiots speaks volumes about you. Malema has lost relevance in south Africa after helping his masters in getting rid of Zuma. His handler Ramaphosa is constantly wiping the floor with his booze -loving lips . The only thing he can do to get attention is to rant infront of the media about " afrophobia " . He has been reduced to a human rights activist lol. Soon enough he will join the domestic abuse and gay rights activism, as it's an open season for these sidetrackers. You hero .

I have not seen anybody in my life like this Nigerian illiterate which crime is their speciality but they have a very loud mouth

SUFFERInSMILIIN:

Best thing ever said.
Now that the Nigerian criminals are coming back to their country crime in South Africa will fall and crime in Nigeria will Skyrocket the criminals are coming back home

Not likely, 98% of all crime in South Africa is perpetrated by Black South Africans including the drug related ones. South Africa has crime rate equal to a warzone and is considered the rape capital of the world. Its low intellect uneducated citizens happily loot and murder on a daily basis usually Successful foriegn BUSINESSESMEN just to meet ends meet. They sit in there shanties drunk and depressed blaming foreigners for there failures. Before colonialism South Africa was a historyless culturaless wasteland field with naked savages that raided for survival. Centuries later after the British/Dutch built the land from scratch things haven't changed all that much. You can shange the land of South Africa but you cant take the natural animalistic nature out of the inhabitants. They failed to create a civilization in the past now there destroying the one built by the colonialist. After the end of Apartheid and all the welfare the natives received they still control less than 90% of the countries wealth

Pathetic

vaxx:
I will not stop educating you. you slow-poke and weak minded element. believing is an act of ignorance knowing is an act of knolwedge .i know you moderate this thread. I don't believe so idiot.

what d fvck is that emboldened jargons?

Well, i'm not a mod. Simple.

my condolence to the people and goverment of Liberia.....

nearly 30 Students Died in Liberia after Fire Disaster hit a School.

mtisTheQubit:

yes you an that crazy kazikazi guy like to post images of Turkana people...Those people are beautiful ..period

Let it die

mtisTheQubit:

we go way back with chanter.. now that i think of it, he might be a mod

mtisTheQubit:

Ok no posting of beautiful African natives whether they are komas or hadzas from TZ or evn Turkanas...that could be someone's mom you piece of sh.it

I got ya

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Xenophobia: Mayor of Johannesburg says no need to apologise to Nigeria

Mayor of Johannesburg Herman Mashaba has said it "was not necessary" for South Africa to apologise to Nigeria for the recent xenophobic attacks.

"No, there is nothing for me to apologise about," Mashaba said on CNBC Africa's Political Capital on Tuesday.

"What do you expect me to really apologise for?"

Nigerians and other foreign nationals were attacked earlier in September by irate mobs of South Africans who blamed them for spiking unemployment and drug-related crime rates.

Many non-South African businesses in and around Johannesburg and Pretoria were also vandalised and looted by the mob.

South African president Cyril Ramaphosa apologised for the violence at the weekend in Zimbabwe.

The violence, which claimed the lives of 12 persons, most of whom were South Africans, caused diplomatic rows between the country and her neighbours and Nigeria.

Nigeria, Rwanda, Congo and Malawi boycotted the World Economic Forum meeting held in Cape Town last week as a result.

Botswana told her citizens “travelling to South Africa to exercise extreme caution in light of recent developments resulting in violent unrests.”

Zambia also called off a planned football friendly with South Africa.

But Mashaba, the mayor of Africa's richest city, is unfazed by the violence although he insisted that he was not xenophobic.

His stance mirrors those of former South African deputy police minister Bongani Mkongi, foreign affairs minister Naledi Pandor and former president Thabo Mbeki.

South Africa has had an alarming increase in crime rates, especially femicide. The South African leaders accused Nigerians of being the ringleaders of drug and prostitution cartels in the country.

“We are not going to turn a blind eye on such evil crime happening under our watch," Mashaba said, adding that "the country [South Africa] also owes an official apology to the 10.2 million unemployed South Africans who are today without jobs as a result of billions of counterfeit goods being brought illegally into the country, killing local manufacturing.”

Possible litigations
Tough talks by South African leaders like Mashaba and Pandor shows that the xenophobic violence was "sponsored or condoned" by the country's authorities, Nigeria's former minister of foreign affairs Professor Bolaji Akinyemi said in a statement on Sunday.

Akinyemi urged Nigeria to drag South Africa before the International Criminal Court.

Although President Muhammadu Buhari told South Africa's special envoy who visited him on Monday that he will work for a closer tie between the two countries, foreign affairs minister Geoffrey Onyeama told The Guardian a day before that Nigeria was weighing her options, including suing South Africa.

“We cannot rule anything out for now," he said.

Discussions about the attacks are expected to come up when Buhari and Ramaphosa meet in South Africa next month.

Temporary fix
As a temporary measure, Nigeria began the evacuation of her citizens willing to leave South Africa. The process is being bankrolled by a private airline Air Peace.

But the evacuation itself has not been without drama.

The chief executive officer of Air Peace Allen Onyema accused South African authorities of denying Air Peace landing to fly returnees out on Tuesday. But Nigeria’s Consul- General in Johannesburg Godwin Adama said the permit was later granted.

Onyema also accused South African officials of claiming that evacuation was not backed by the Nigerian government.

https://m.guardian.ng/news/xenophobia-mayor-of-johannesburg-says-no-need-to-apologise-to-nigeria/

I don't why the Nigeria and Nigerians are overdramatizing this issue

NairobiWalker:


Evidence?

Do u have a head? Do u think we are busy sipping chang'aa like you kiberans?