mondi_cheeks: I pretty sure I stated that, but I guess I have to point it out again for those that don't catch up quickly

•like I said Nelson Mandela's influence in decolonisation in Africa

•the 1994 interim Constitution of SA which introduce democracy and equality for all, which most african countries are now incorporating in their on legal systems

•an opportunity for other africans to live a better life in SA

•quality education and better medical service provided for all...including those who ilegally entered the Republic and fraudulenty obtained citizenship

Rossikk: Then don't say spiteful stuff like "influential my rectum". Respect the country if you want to be respected.

Larry-Sun:

I'd love to hear you explanation about that. Please don't tell me it's because they created Azonto

sheyie2007:
Influence in decolonization (in africa) Seriously? how did mandela influenced nigeria or any other african country? You have no point.. FYI: i'm living an awesome life in nigeria

mondi_cheeks: I pretty sure I stated that, but I guess I have to point it out again for those that don't catch up quickly

•like I said Nelson Mandela's influence in decolonisation in Africa

•the 1994 interim Constitution of SA which introduce democracy and equality for all, which most african countries are now incorporating in their on legal systems

•an opportunity for other africans to live a better life in SA

•quality education and better medical service provided for all...including those who ilegally entered the Republic and fraudulenty obtained citizenship

mondi_cheeks: well if u bunked history lessons in high school and primary school you would know

Lanrefahm: south africa is far better dan naija. dis is a silly question. is just like comparing messi with obafemi martins or comparing BH to MASSOB comparing wole soyinka to chinua achebe.


abeg abeg dey no fit compare

mondi_cheeks: Kwame Nkrukumah...influence in the formation of the OAU now known as AU...he contributed a great deal to the unity African countries have formed...not all obviously...but still his great efforts are still being recognized by some African countries on the 25th of May. That's one example

mondi_cheeks: Kwame Nkrukumah...influence in the formation of the OAU now known as AU...he contributed a great deal to the unity African countries have formed...not all obviously...but still his great efforts are still being recognized by some African countries on the 25th of May. That's one example

Red-Light:
lmao
so how are these things major points


do u know how many nigeriens, chadians, toglosese, benin, gaynians, ivorians living in nigeria...even most of them entereed the country illegally... no one cares if not for the recent terrorism problem ..no one woulda care

mondi_cheeks: please explain how movies wit titles like "rihanna vs beyonce" have more influence in africa or the world as a whole ...how is lacking originality more influential? I'm intrigued

mondi_cheeks: please explain how movies wit titles like "rihanna vs beyonce" have more influence in africa or the world as a whole ...how is lacking originality more influential? I'm intrigued

mondi_cheeks: Kwame Nkrukumah...influence in the formation of the OAU now known as AU...he contributed a great deal to the unity African countries have formed...not all obviously...but still his great efforts are still being recognized by some African countries on the 25th of May. That's one example

mondi_cheeks: and the same still have their children going to free schools in South Africa for a decent education... Or do u expect South Africa to reward adults for breaking their law too?

mondi_cheeks: and the same still have their children going to free schools in South Africa for a decent education... Or do u expect South Africa to reward adults for breaking their law too?

sheyie2007: free?

sheyie2007: free?

sheyie2007:
Influence in decolonization (in africa) Seriously? how did mandela influenced nigeria or any other african country? You have no point.. FYI: i'm living an awesome life in nigeria

Red-Light:
lol so are u saying those countries can travel to south africa without visa and enjoy free education

even other south african countries (the neighbours) cannot enter south africa freely unlike nigeria that is still major player in ecowas

dey their dey deceive yourself

mondi_cheeks: yes there are SOME free schools that are in South Africa....flocked by foreigners too. Please answer me, is everyone suppose reward adults that break their law?

mondi_cheeks: u haven't been to the schools, I on the other hand have visited schools like that. I know what I'm talking about

sheyie2007:
Influence in decolonization (in africa) Seriously? how did mandela influenced nigeria or any other african country? You have no point.. FYI: i'm living an awesome life in nigeria

Hezron Lorraine: SA vs Nigeria:as a nigerian.the battle of most influencial,I'll say it goes to Nigeria.south african history as an african frontier or power nation still traces back to Nigeria's strong support for the liberation of black south african during the apartheid regime.


point 1. Nigeria gave its all by making its foreign policy an open gate to champion south africa's rise in africa.the economic strenght of sa surpasses that of nigeria but that doesn't make her influential on every economic course in africa,why.take a look,the level of development in sa is nothing compared to what is presently available in nigeria.but proposed developments in Nigeria is a centre of attraction to the world.

point 2. Nigeria contested tightly for the world bank presidency race unchallenged by any other african gaining support and backing for the seat.

point 3.Nigeria has a high rate of FDI and currently a non-aligned enviable bilateral relations with countries all around the world.

point 4. africa's richest man and woman are Nigerians.economic influnce isn't reliant on success or stability of a country but on the impact it has.

point 5. it has.Nigeria's big brother status is ever ringing and her participation in the democracy of less priviledged,under-developed and developing african nations has got her international reckoning and supremacy on the continent.

point 6. Nigeria's voice comes first and has more strength than sa in africa.this is championed in the african union,ecowas and other platforms.

point 7.. Nigeria is still a first pick for a Permanent seat in UNSC.our current security instability notwithstanding isn't a detterring factor for the seat.with the current state of jona's mistake

point 8. the reception he would get in the uk would still be more welcoming than that of jacob zuma.

point 9. Nigeria represents the true africa of struggles and survival not a south african society that depended on the masterplan of previous white supremacists.

point 10..Nigeria is the true african mouthpiece and the soon to be african superpower.Migeria is more influential than Sa in all ramifications.

Red-Light:
u still havent answered the question ... how easy is it for the neigbours to enter south africa to enjoy these ur delusional free schools?

naptu2:

I agree with most of what you wrote, apart from the AU part. Dr. Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma (Jacob Zuma's ex-wife) is the current Chairperson of the AU Commission, despite Nigeria's strong opposition to her candidacy.

mondi_cheeks: yes there are SOME free schools that are in South Africa....flocked by foreigners too. Please answer me, is everyone suppose reward adults that break their law?