pretydiva:
And how will dis solve d issue on ground

Friendly match kor enemy match ni...mcteww

FKO1:
SAFA CEO, Dennis SAFA CEO, Dennis Mumble, says they want use football to unite the people by organising two high-profile friendlies against our neighbouring countries.

“We want to use the two high-profile international friendly matches as an instrument to unite this continent. What has been happening in the past few days have really left most people in a shock and dismayed,” Mumble said in a statement released by SAFA.

“We have decided to take this step (of playing two high-profile international friendly matches) as part of the fight against xenophobia. Madiba spoke of the power of sport in uniting people from different walks of life and we want to use the power of football to unite this continent and kick out this scourge within certain malcontents in our society."

Mumble feels that the recent violence has dented the image of the country.

“Most sporting personalities have had their say in denouncing these barbaric acts but we want to go a step further by playing friendly matches against neighbouring countries. We want to send out a message to those perpetrating these acts to sit back and realise what they are doing is wrong.

“We are one continent, one Africa, we are all Africans and we say no to xenophobia.”

Details for the two international friendlies will be by SAFA in the next few days.

http://www.soccerladuma.co.za/news/articles/categories/bafana/safa-to-organise-two-high-profile-friendlies/207258

.. Lalasticlala

natureblack:
The discriminatory attitudes learned during the Apartheid have not yet left South-Africans.


By the way,there is this culture of impunity that makes them feel that there would be no negative consequences for them.

Nonsense.

Gbengard:
Dennis Mugu or whatever is your name, you're high on Afghanistan weed! Friendly match kor enemy match ni.... Sango lo ma pa yin ni oruko Jesu! NFF I no say u na b slowpoke if u na like accept. Zulu need u na blood

greatsodade:


LMAO...If I hear say NFF accept ehn, na their chairman go keep that day so them go quick catch am for goal post...

Slowpoke NFF u have been warned before them invite u to come play match oooo.

greatsodade:



You are very correct bro...because I see no reason y the government of South Africa is making mire noise about stopping it when the people perpetuating this devilish act go about normally like nothing dey happen.
This one case is even worse than boko haram sef, because nobody dey see boko haram until they have done their harm...but this Xenophobia people go about destroying and killing humans like them and people gather to watch it happen and in some cases hailing them while they do this...Whatever could have led them to this no matter what It is , is not just the solution. It is like turning the human being in them upside down... And to those SAFA people it seems they are still thinking like their Xenophobia people...this is no cure at all.their government should do something more drastic about this barbaric act of their people.that will do not a football match.

emirp:
If Nigeria accepts their offer for the friendly then I know we were meant to be fools.

FKO1:
SAFA CEO, Dennis SAFA CEO, Dennis Mumble, says they want use football to unite the people by organising two high-profile friendlies against our neighbouring countries.

“We want to use the two high-profile international friendly matches as an instrument to unite this continent. What has been happening in the past few days have really left most people in a shock and dismayed,” Mumble said in a statement released by SAFA.

“We have decided to take this step (of playing two high-profile international friendly matches) as part of the fight against xenophobia. Madiba spoke of the power of sport in uniting people from different walks of life and we want to use the power of football to unite this continent and kick out this scourge within certain malcontents in our society."

Mumble feels that the recent violence has dented the image of the country.

“Most sporting personalities have had their say in denouncing these barbaric acts but we want to go a step further by playing friendly matches against neighbouring countries. We want to send out a message to those perpetrating these acts to sit back and realise what they are doing is wrong.

“We are one continent, one Africa, we are all Africans and we say no to xenophobia.”

Details for the two international friendlies will be by SAFA in the next few days.

http://www.soccerladuma.co.za/news/articles/categories/bafana/safa-to-organise-two-high-profile-friendlies/207258

.. Lalasticlala

Parolee:
I see.

From the comments made by most of you here....I am only left with one thing to do, shake my head at how Nigerians think and approach things.

Your cockiness and aloof view of yourselves is your lot most serious problem. That's what you even practice and do when even living in other people's countries.

In my other postings I was sympathetic to affected Nigerians....but after reading most of your comments under this thread no normal person can stomach your cockiness and aloof view of yourselves.

SAns are doing right by claiming back Hillbrow, Sunnyside, Point Road etc from the hands of the feared Nigerian drug lords and criminals who have turned these areas no go zones for SAns even in their own country. Nonsense. Unacceptable. Your cockiness and false sense of self worthiness as a people is annoying.

For instance....someone will travel all the way from Cross Rivers to here only to cut people's hair for R 30.00 each. Why don't you cut people's hair in Cross Rivers? Don't people have hair over there?

Nonsense. Your cockiness and aloofness have removed all my sympathy. Nonsense. I'm SAn by the way.

naijafresh:



By your comments we could see you're South African, all the South African media outlets and social media comments support murder of innocent like you are in this post, you give some lame excuse about someone cutting hair etc so tell me why did MTN come to Nigeria? Do the South African people not have money, ears and hands to use mobile phone in their country?

The world is a global village, so deal with it.

The rest of the Nigerians on this forum are coming for you and they won't be so kind or reserved

natureblack:
Objectively,there is/was no political willingness to curb the xenophobic stance in South-Africa by her government.This same loathsome incident happened in 2008.What was done ?.......nothing.