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Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by osystein(m): 12:50pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
haul: Okay, believe whatever you want, but can you show me a reliable source for the 10 Nigerians dead claim |
Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by V0lv0(f): 12:51pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
osystein:The videos of people being burnt are false . So news 24 and enca mind you these are South African sources have been showing a fire videos and pics as well as the other reputable sources. Lol whatever you are smoking (no offence) is really working 2 Likes |
Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by ayoman: 12:52pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
What is a street roamer doing in a foreign country in the first instance? Why is he constituting a nuisance in another man's country? redcliff: |
Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by coolhamid(m): 12:54pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
milychocs:You are taking this personal.. |
Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by CSTR2: 12:55pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
madejibo:If you can't tell the difference between a random criminal attack and an almost nationwide targeted attack against specific people ,then i can't help you. And yes, for glossing over the death of innocent Nigerians, you deserve no sympathy. 1 Like |
Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by lekpalicious(f): 12:56pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
osystein:Twitter of all places. Please post it for interest sakes |
Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by Nobody: 12:57pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by ladydacreme: 12:59pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
I find it very disturbing that a Nigerian living in SA is typing this nonsense. I have lived in SA forapproximately a decade now, got all my degrees here, and I'm now an engineering lecturer. Just because I have a white collar job doesn't mean I should ignore my brothers and sisters in the townships even if they are from other African countries. Just because they sell frugs doesn't mean they should be burnt alive. Aren't the drug users South Africans? In addition, what abundant bursaries are you talking about? I studied at both Stellenbosch University and the University of Pretoria, I now work at Wits so when it comes to these non-existent bursaries, i know what I'm saying. There are hardly any bursaries for foreign undergrads, in fact, you pay double! And for postgrads, the bursaries don't just fall on your laps! I wrote a post about this issue. You can check it on my blog here--> http://demisweeklydigest.com/2015/04/15/on-the-issue-of-xenophobic-attacks-in-south-africa/ 5 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by teenature(f): 1:00pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
I also live in SA. They hate foreigners whether educated or not. You will sweat out before you get a job as a foreigner |
Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by Cvesta(m): 1:00pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
All of you can blab for all i care,the op has not said anything wrong.we nigerians are at fault and have placed ourselve at their mercy.rather than going to SA to be a dreg n an illegal imigrant,why not stay back home?it is time for us to start forcing our leaders to give us what we deserve. a nation that seeks at all cost to liberate another country when it has not liberate itself is simply foolish.i do not blame other african nations like liberia,SA,Angola etc who disrespect us at every opportunity inspite of the billions of dollars spent to rescue them.till we embrace the path of development and take our rightful place in africa,all sort of vices against us will continue.this does nt mean i support the illegal killing of anyone 1 Like |
Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by osystein(m): 1:02pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
V0lv0: The People burning are not foreigners, thats an old Video of a vigilante mob setting criminals who confessed to killing a man ablaze. They are not foreigners, its Still wrong though. viral video shows vigilantism not xenophobia http://m.news24.com/news24/SouthAfrica/News/Viral-video-shows-vigilantism-not-xenophobia-police-20150411 true story of shocking "xenophobic Video revealed http://m.news24.com/news24/SouthAfrica/News/True-story-of-shocking-xenophobic-attack-video-revealed-20150411 |
Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by lekpalicious(f): 1:02pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
osystein:I have been reading your comments on here for a very long time and I thought you were South African with the way you constantly defend everything about South Africa. I don't really belive you are Nigerian maybe half at most but you are definitely South African. I thought you were even coloured at one point in time from a comment you made as well as your username. Oh well its an online forum where anyone can be anyone. All I ask esp as a moderator is that you should not be biased. You said all the news is fake and no Nigeria n's have been dead. Bring out the source stating and confirming no Nigerians have been killed. Bring out a source stating that all videos and pics etc are fake 1 Like |
Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by coolhamid(m): 1:03pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
milychocs:The OP Never Justified the attacks on blacks in south Africa... infact, In many of his posts he condemned the attacks. From my own view, the message the OP is trying to pass is that "Only small percentage of South Africans are xenophobic" The fact that we have terrorists in Nigeria doesn't mean all NIGERIANS are boko haramist.... |
Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by Nobody: 1:08pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
coolhamid: Where is the "dislike" button when you need it!? I give up......enjoy your stance |
Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by haul: 1:09pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
osystein:was I the one who posted that? a beg bros respect your self oooooo,no time to dey remove USB safely. |
Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by osystein(m): 1:11pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
lekpalicious:The #xenophobicSA thread, thats where the fake gruesome images originated, they're just random violent pics from Google. Your can check their sources on the Google reverse image search engine. Some are from Nigeria, like the man with deep cuts, happened in naija. |
Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by ooshinibos: 1:15pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
CSTR2:As per the mass deportation on the 80s , you have a point sir..at least no Ghanaians was killed during the mass deportation of that time ..most Ghanaians come to Nigeria illegally then though , the ones they were legal were allowed to stay |
Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by Jeffoo(m): 1:16pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
Judge for yourself
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Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by ooshinibos: 1:20pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
I hereby postpone my journey to South Africa based on the comments on this blog ..even if 1 percent of SA are xenophobic it is still bad , it takes one xenophobic person to spoil a country. it is a shame we blacks are filled with hate and evil and we are the same people to complain about apartheid and racism ..evil blaming evil . Nigeria is a culprit too , we have some serious tribalism issues amongst a minority of us 1 Like |
Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by V0lv0(f): 1:21pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
osystein:I have never even seen that video before. I was not referring to this. How does 1 fake video mean all the rest are fake or untrue? This is talking specifically about a video that claimed to be 5 Zimbabweans being burnt but this means nothing. The fact is being are being murdered still and shops burnt and chased from their homes. This is the fact |
Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by ooshinibos: 1:21pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
Jeffoo:oh lord photo shopping |
Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by Nobody: 1:22pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
Let me get my hands on you op... I will tear you into pieces! 1 Like |
Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by osystein(m): 1:22pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
lekpalicious:see my other post the thread, i've posted this Xenophobia: No Nigerian killed in South Africa— Obanikoro http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/04/xenophobiasa-no-nigerian-killed-in-south-africa-obanikoro/ again all the gruesome images are fake, post any and i'll show you the real source. |
Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by ooshinibos: 1:22pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
[quote author=madejibo post=32770893][/quote] I hereby postpone my journey to South Africa based on the comments on this blog ..even if 1 percent of SA are xenophobic it is still bad , it takes one xenophobic person to spoil a country. it is a shame we blacks are filled with hate and evil and we are the same people to complain about apartheid and racism ..evil blaming evil . Nigeria is a culprit too , we have some serious tribalism issues amongst a minority of us |
Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by osystein(m): 1:25pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
haul: But you the one who said ten nigerians were killed, I told you that its untrue and gave you a source, but you still said that you don't care. |
Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by osystein(m): 1:28pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
Jeffoo: Thats from 2008, he's not nigerian, still wrong and primitive though. |
Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by SirShymexx: 1:31pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
@OP Interesting POV you have got there and I understanding where you are coming from. I saw some of those savagely and barbaric pictures - and they brought back memories of Apartheid South Africa. At least, it is always refreshing to see someone having an opinion without emotional impulses. Anyway, I blame Nelson Mandela for how most of those South Africans are. Those folks went through some of the most dehumanising experience ever. And after apartheid ended, they should have rehabilitated these people properly, move them up the ladder economically - before even letting other folks in. That is a scar that will take more than one generation to wipe off. But he never did that, all in his bid to be the "father of Africa" - alas he also settled for useless deal with the whites. Thus leaving those no too better off than they were under apartheid. The cumulative anger is what is happening today. Then you can't absorb African immigrants from how a lot of them are always condescending in other countries - their relationship with African Americans is a classic example. The holy grail is that AAs were sanitised with Afrocentricism and black power movement, before Africans started moving there in droves - hence they have never been xenophobic. So, it is a two way street - with fundamental problems on both sides. And to those making it a black thing - stop it. Poverty hasn't even returned to Europe, and far right groups are increasing at an alarming rate. Let poverty return and see if they won't be worse than South Africans. The UK is a classic example...the country is calm cos blacks don't really take no one's job and the population of black people in total can't be more than 3%. There is a reason why it is like that. But the angst building gradually against Muslims and EU nationals - it can get ugly as well. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by Batman123: 1:31pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
ooshinibos:Some of you people are funny and are not much different from SA. Most Ghanaians came to Nigeria illegally like most Nigerians in Ghana right? This is the same stuff I have read SA people say about most foreigners also coming there illegally. It's a very stupid statement to make. Btw some Ghanaians were killed during Ghana must go. GHANA MUST GO was not better than what is happening in SA. Xenophobia is Xenophobia. All is equally bad. |
Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by osystein(m): 1:34pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
V0lv0: Thats the Video thats been watched seen by many, I've seen it many times on nairaland even appeared on Channel4 news today. Yes there's xenophobic violence and looting of shops, just like January in soweto. |
Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by moghedien: 1:38pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
ayox2003: Sorry your fact checks might be facts, but they are not truths: -America has a majority of racist, not all, true, but most, Obama does not cancel it out. I have siblings there I listen to what goes on in the black communities, because the successful ones get better treatment does not mean its not an epidemic because the majority is more important. -India have a lot of rape cases that go unpunished (plus they are over a billion, your stats don't add up there). -Nigeria's boko-haram problem has not escalated to the point of it being labelled as such. Next, we live on generalizations, Ibo's are businessmen, Yoruba's are educated, Benue people like women, these a generalization based on majorities. One should not shroud this under the guise that [not everyone is like that]. I've had the privilege to speak face-to-face with a number of South Africans, including a Zulu, xenophobia IS a problem you cannot wish away, the fact that it affects the lower class more does not negate this as they are the majority. The earlier we all admit it and face it rather than pretend like the government have been doing calling it 'crime' name the better. People are dying. |
Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by toluleke(m): 1:39pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
stop spreading rubbish,they are killing fellow blacks and foreigners,my cousin there said they don't allow nigerians to import agricultural products.i have seen four videos now of brutal killing BY this south african animals. |
Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by proudlyhandsome: 1:39pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
driand: £5 for washing and polishing d car body. £10 for intensive wash; both inside and outside with tyres. But if you see their suffering and their bills...... By the time they take out their expenses out of that revenue, they would hardly have smting left. US is btw $14 to $26; it all depend on your choice of services |
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