igbo boy:

Sology go back to the village, Anuofa di ka gi

 My quetsion was in regard to "virgin mentality yet queen of D&C", perhaps you should go in depth

and why would anyone put their daughter out in public like that. Daughter ko. Omo ni  

posted by thief-of-fart

I like how fayafaggot immediately ASSUMES that the so called nigerians depicted must be Yoruba

If memory serves me right, we're not the ones known for feasting on human meat. Oloshi

the viper:

@thiefof hart and @fayahsoul, here we go again.this issue was about the south africans making mockry of our nation and u pple have gone tribal.plz,i dont have the stomach for that yoruba and igbo bullshit.desist guys.

ThiefOfHearts:

abeg Im merely responding abi?

fayahsoul:

ThiefofHearts Thief-Of-Farts

Cannibalism is not a crime, says Nqakula 
    Boyd Webb
    June 21 2006 at 12:30PM 



Getting its teeth stuck into the heart of our crime problem, the DA has quizzed Safety and Security Minister Charles Nqakula on cannibalism.

DA MP Ryno King, in a written question to parliament, asked how many people had been arrested for cannibalism in the last 12 years.

King asked if any of those detained had been sent for mental evaluation.

Careful not to jump from the frying pan into the fire after his recent call for crime-whingers to take a hike abroad, Nqakula said cannibalism was not a crime under SA law.

Nqakula said cannibalism was not a crime under SA law
"The information required, if any exists, would therefore not have been captured on the SA Police Service's crime information system," he said. His spokesman, Trevor Bloem, was quick to point out that although there was no such crime as cannibalism in South Africa, there were other laws that prevented people from eating each other.

He said while it was difficult to eat somebody without killing them, in which case they would be charged with murder, it was also a crime to mutilate a corpse or be in possession of human tissue.

"And depending on the circumstances, a person could be charged for desecrating a grave."

However, the DA, sensing blood, refused to be thrown off the trail.

Fellow MP Juanita Terblanche asked Nqakula how many people had been arrested and convicted for hunting and murdering witches in South Africa.

the DA, sensing blood, refused to be thrown of the trail
But determined not to fall under her whip's spell, Nqakula side-stepped the question, stating that the information was not immediately available.

Such information could only be produced after a lengthy process via the Systems Management component, the minister said.

Nqakula had earlier expressed irritation with "vexatious questions" from the opposition.

CANNIBALS LIVE(R) IT UP IN SOUTH AFRICA

Posted By: LaBelle
Date: Tuesday, 14-Nov-2006 21:45:36 From a faithful reader:
LaBelle

Cannibals Live(r) It Up in South Africa

Ripley's believe it or not: This is the kind of thing that is ever so regularly dished up ( see links below ) by members of the ruling South African majority. It has been going on since early times and is continuing in this day and age. The savages ( in civil clothing, mind you ) still cut out people's hearts, genitals or other body parts ( preferably when the victim is still alive and kicking to give the "medicine" - called muti - that extra kick ). Usually they prefer young children or people of other races for their cannibalistic rituals. They ascribe many powers to the muti so taken. The words strong, brave, healthy and even invisible immediately spring to mind. With crime stats ever on the rise, incidences of cannibalism is probably following narrow suit. Just imagine the havoc such "powerful", "invisible" men can wreak on a nation already held at ransom by crime,

'I ate my grandfather's liver'
14/11/2006 12:16 - (SA)

Nkosana ka Makaula

White River - A man has confessed to killing his grandfather and eating his liver.

Wonder Thulane Nyundu, 24, of Mahushu near Hazyview in Mpumalanga was not asked to plead to charges of murder when he appeared in the KaBokweni magistrate's court near White River on Monday.

But he admitted to the murder, telling the police that his grandfather, Ndubaze Nyundu, 63, had told him to kill him because he had grown too old.

He said his grandfather urged him to eat his liver afterwards in order to be "strong and brave".

According to the charge sheet, Nyundu slept in the same room as his grandfather.

Nyundu has been in custody since then and will appear in court again on December 19 when a date will be set for him to be tried in the high court.

Zulus:

You are one of the most stupidest  Africans who inhabited the continent. There are many African countries that will do wonders with the resources you idiots have but not you Nigerians. Now you are all over SA with your dubious ways, we shall send you all parking.