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all4naija: The most surprising thing is that the diplomat hasn't come out to air his grievances with the shooting incidence. Is it that SA government is intimidating Nigerian representations in that country? I can not in the whole wide world understand why he remained silent all this while!

*Semuhle*Baby*:
My dear are u not tired? Jeez you are still going on

all4naija: I want to see things done in a civilized way in Africa. Not just by sweeping things which matter under the rug for no reason.

Where there is justice you will find me to be there trumping for it to be enforced with all reasons. Maybe you can call me a savior in time of justice. It is just a part of me. Please, let justice be done, my friend.

*Semuhle*Baby*:
Lol well as you said the guy has not said anything or complained so perhaps you should investigate or call to find out why.

Hahaha... You are giving me a task. Let me do it my way. I don't like to be coerced to do things from uncivilized perspective. Telling me to call would sound out of place without gathering enough evidences to support the information I have to posit what I feel should be done about the case.

Then, as you live in SA it would be more reasonable for you to help check on the present situation of the diplomat.

Thank you.

all4naija: Hahaha... You are giving me a task. Let me do it my way. I don't like to be coerced to do things from uncivilized perspective. Telling me to call would sound out of place without gathering enough evidences to support the information I have to posit what I feel should be done about the case.

Then, as you live in SA it would be more reasonable for you to help check on the present situation of the diplomat.

Thank you.

*Semuhle*Baby*:
Lol since you are the one who is so concerned and a "savior" a call would not hurt. I am in capetown and the last thing i'll do is run around to jhb and poke my nose in something that has nothing to do with me. Crime as i've mentioned is a big problem so until more is done by Government and police then i guess thats just part of life.

all4naija: Okay. I thought you too stand for justice to be done. I never knew you just want to play around the matter and leave it at the mercy of mockery. I see you want to remain neutral,although, folding your arms to watch while the innocents are attacked in yours society is not the right way to go. That is not good of a patriotic SA citizen. I hope you will think about this and take the first step to abreast us of what has been done so far to find better solution to this particular incidence.

I can see in your eyes the will to do this for me and everybody in this forum. It is a service for your country, a good one indeed!


Thank you in advance for the courage.

*Semuhle*Baby*:
Well you can start and i will follow the lead. Its easy to talk the talk but when it comes to actions you do zilch. So do your part as a concerned Nigerian and the rest will follow.

all4naija: Okay, hun. That's a good move. I must now swallow my pride , if that is how you see it. This is an incidence that happened at your own backyard and yet you are requesting me to do the follow-up from a very long distance. Well, let me put it this way. I will try and make the call and why you will go to Johannesburg to confirm what the situation of thing is about the failed attack on the diplomat. Is that Okay by you?

*Semuhle*Baby*:
Lol at my backyard, have you been to Sa before. Where i am is about 14hr drive to jhb. You are the one who cannot let this issue go and keep rabbling on and on about it, that is why i suggested you make a phone call since it is bothering you so much. You can ask him why he has not said anything and what they are going to do abt this thing. Honestly it was only on Nairaland that i first heard about this incident. People are dying everyday and i am not God. So do your part instead of asking other to do what you will not do. You can get back to me after you have called(its not that expensive really now).

*Semuhle*Baby*:
^ Goodnight

shymexx:

Why are you running after these people everywhere on this forum? - are you not tired of fighting with them?

*Semuhle*Baby*:
Ok i hear you, that's why i said that your government needs to get involved too.

coolzeal: Someone told me that Xhosa people are highly educated and hard working than any other tribe in SA. How true is that? Because the popular norm is that SA are lazy lol

jot01: Yes Xhosa are well educated likewise the Zulu people .

The funniest part is Zulu and Xhosa also dont go along well ..

The fact is Black South Africans are racist , no doubt about it .

They say Foreigners take there jobs and all ,

Only few Nigerians get job, after given us a chance to work and the company see how hardworking we are .

They also have excuses of been off from work, after a long weekend drinking and clubbing, they sms the work they are sick and all that,only few Nigerians will do such or non self .

A South African will take off from work just because of Catarrh " Flu "

We strong and do our job perfectly .

Am an example, am a property consultant that is always available to work, as i know money needs to be made !!!, No day OFF !!!! Hahahahaha " Typical Nigerian "

zetdee: To be fair and honest to South Africa,there are some very nice and wonderful people out there, but they are greatly outnumbered by the bigots among them. I live and work in South Africa and I’ve observed a bias pattern in judicial procedures and policing as regards to corruption and crime prevention.
My assertions are based on my day to day experience and observation as a resident. I have no statistical analysis of the Nigerian population living in South Africa neither do I have the exact figures or nationality of the number of cases prosecuted by the South African judiciary.
From the Nigerian side, the easterners (Igbos) out-number other ethnic groups within the Nigerian community here. That’s why most Nigerians you meet are from the east. A lot (of) Nigerians you meet are not in South Africa to study, though they are enrolled in one college or another, they are semi-illiterates or outright illiterates, very lousy, brash and
arrogant (for reasons I don’t understand). Then we have the stranded group who were duped by travel agents into thinking the pasture in South Africa is greener.
In short, you meet criminals of all
shapes, size and age. They just sleep, eat, wake up, and hope the next “Mugu” pays. They are so much, you’ll think all Nigerians living in South Africa are criminals, but we have bright students doing well and graduating in South African Universities, we have gainfully employed graduates trained by South Africans themselves (few) and business men and women doing legitimate business exporting goods to and from Nigeria (also few
compared to the population of the Nigerian community). But the dot.com or Yahoo boys and drug traffickers are so high in number it seems they’ve all relocated from Nigeria to South Africa.
Conditions here favor them.Basic infrastructure is great here compared to what we have in Nigeria. 24 hours electricity, running water, well laid roads, affordable high speed internet, compact 3/4 bedroom apartment, affordable furniture, little or no scrutiny on international remittance etc. South Africa is a Yahoo Boy’s paradise. Though, most foreigners especially new comers call them as lazy and silly .
On the South African side, you’ll meet the White Supremacist. A white bigot, loud, aggressive and assertive. He (male and female) hates Blacks and
despises Nigerians in particular. He wants to protect the “sanctity” of White superiority; State resources are at his disposal. His opinion and
interest supersedes that of others. His ancestors are the second settlers in South Africa. His interpretation of the freedom dictates and guides that the White community must be in control of economic power in South Africa. His favourite question when he meets you for the first time in class or anywhere he sees you provided your black is “Are you a Nigerian?”. He runs the country economically and he knows the “risk” of doing any business with most Nigerians. Then we have the South African indigenous Chauvinist or the BEE boy, a business tycoon/ hard working student. Drives flashy cars, he believes his ancestors are the real owners of the South. He is rich and he has read stories of Nigerians using South African girls as drug mules, black/chemical money stories; he has seen or read of stranded Nigerians who loiter around the streets of Hillbrow begging for money (these stranded guys don’t shower, so they stink). He cringes when you happen to be in the same elevator, crosses to the other side of the road when you are walking towards each other and always thinks you need something from him any time you try to talk to him. He has held on to so many Nigerian horrible stories and thinks every Nigerian is like that.
Then, we have the Angry Jews, always pissed off and mean-mugging you. He has been discriminated against so much that even his language is not included in the country’s ATM machine .He is always trying to pick fights with you and the first comment he makes is “THIS IS MY COUNTRY!”.
He’ll smash his crash helmet on you at the slightest provocation or stab you. He also reads of atrocities committed by Nigerians and sees you
as a threat.
So, living in South Africa has made me a racism connoisseur of sought. In fact, I have become so sensitive that I believe I can tell if an individual is racist within a few seconds of being around him or her. There are people in South Africa whose sole purpose in life is just to ruin your day. Racism in South Africa is perfect. It is subtle when it needs to be and brass when necessary.
As a foreigner you might be misled into thinking South Africa is a boring place and no one gives a damn about you, so you can do whatever you like and get away with it. No, you are seriously mistaken. South Africa sometimes feels like the Islamic Republic of Iran we watch on T.V. Some citizens are very nosy and they watch and observe every move you make. I read a news article some weeks ago that says about 80% of Police personnel don’t do normal Policing but rather, spy and gather intelligence.
So, my point is this: South Africa is a tightly controlled society where the authorities decide what business prospers, whether legal or otherwise.
Elements within the certain faceless authorities control the drug trade, the distributors are under their command and they arrest them when it’s
politically needed to unite the country against a common enemy. We hear of stories of Cuban and Libyan drug traffickers who are quietly deported
and warned never to return to South Africa but other nationalities are shown off as trophy in front of news men who broadcast and publish
sensational news headlines.
SADEC countries are united against drug trafficking and they hold meetings regularly to discuss new strategies on deterrent, Life imprisonment. But our boys would not listen. Too bad.In all fairness to the South African authorities , Whatever measures they take to combat drug trafficking in this country could be justified considering that foreigners have turned their teenage girls into drug addicts.
Nigerians in South Africa: please behave ethically because God and justice will judge at the end of time.
Chika, a Nigerian, writes from Republic of South Africa

www.junglejournalist./2013/01/29/warning-to-nigerians-coming-to-south-africa-by-chika-osueze/

all4naija: @ zetdee

That story is nothing new and it is not revealing anything worth discussing about as we all know that SA is a society for the ruthless. It is clear good numbers of Nigerian ruthless people go there to make ends meet.

I swear never in my life time will I visit such a country nor even dream of living there because I don't like the life of the people.

Thank you.