chukxie:


I'm assuming you're a South African. So let me ask you a couple of questions. Do you support the attacks by your people on black foreigners living in your country? Do you think such actions are justified? You asked if SA companies in Nigeria sell drugs or are up to any criminal activities. The answer is we don't know because none of them have so far been caught or indicted for any crime. Do you know they're lots of legally residing hardworking Nigerians in your country who have been affected in one way or another by the current xenophobic attacks in your country? We know there are a few whimsical and dubious Nigerians in your country because we read of the crimes they commit there every now and then. Such people should be jailed and deported after doing their time in the slammer. Are you aware that for nearly all crimes committed by Nigerians and other nationals in your country there's at least one South African collaborator? It takes two to tango, my friend. So, while your people are busy with their xenophobic activities they should take some time and reflect on why there's so much crime in your country. For long, South Africa has been the murder capital of Africa. We're Nigerians responsible for this unenviable position held by your country?
https://www.thesouthafrican.com/cape-town-still-a-murder-capital-of-the-world/

Well, you can also investigate, charge & then expel South African companies, if found guilty of crime, because right now it appears like their only crime is that they're South Africans. So South Africans collaborate with foreigners in crime & yet when you people wail over xenophobic attacks, you claim that all South Africans hate their fellow Africans. Which is which? Please pick a side & not only when it suits your arguments. None of us have ever come here & claimed that South Africa is a crime-free zone, so your link & parts of your post are not news to me. I'm aware. However, we'd rather deal with our own criminals, than have criminals from other places adding to the already sky-high crime rate...hence you'll probably see more deportations in the future. Am I in support of the attacks? Why ask me that question when you yourself admit that some South Africans get along with foreigners? If they can click in the name of crime, I'm sure they can form rapport in other ways too. So go figure!

DICKtator:


Why Nas's voice and not Mase?

Any particular reason?

Mase is not our brother

voicelez:
few years back it was Ghana must go
now it is Nigeria must go
welcome guys, let's fix the country or die in it

we wanted ghanians out of our country in 1983, you see what goes around comes around

voicelez:
few years back it was Ghana must go
now it is Nigeria must go
welcome guys, [b]let's fix the country or die in it[/b]

Now, that's funny

anonimi:


Maybe!
Maybe not!!
Time will tell!!!



www.nairaland.com/attachments/3118410_the500_jpegcb90e8e58b45fd036a8329ca27cff5f1

At least, safe for now.

chukxie:


How on earth did you come up with the conclusion that all 97 of them are criminals? Have you ever heard of foreign owned companies being nationalized by their host countries? Are you saying there are no wealthy individuals or organisations in Nigeria that would fill the void created if some South African companies are ousted from Nigeria?

And how many of these organisations and individuals that you know of that have the financial capacity and knowledge to nationalise these companies and remain just as competitive or perform better? Is Nigeria not the same country that produces oil but still imports fuel? Now suddenly you have the technology and knowledge to do the miraculous? Simply because 97 offenders were deported from SA? You can barely keep Nigerians in Nigeria sef! Where will you get this your magic stick or juju to just take over all SA companies established in Nigeria?

Every time EU countries deport 100s of Nigerians from their countries yearly, how many of their companies do you threaten to close down in Nigeria? Lets just not talk for the sake of talking.

annnikky:

Lol
They should engage themselves in a genuine biznes

which legit business is available for them to do in Nigeria, that they could not have possibly done in SA?

Tay16:
which legit business is available for them to do in Nigeria, that they could not have possibly done in SA?

Meaning they'll be roaming around d streets of lagos or they'll carry gone to rob banks, is that d possible one?

annnikky:

Meaning they'll be roaming around d streets of lagos or they'll carry gone to rob banks, is that d possible one?

is that your definition of legit jobs?

Tay16:
And how many of these organisations and individuals that you know of that have the financial capacity and knowledge to nationalise these companies and remain just as competitive or perform better? Is Nigeria not the same country that produces oil but still imports fuel? Now suddenly you have the technology and knowledge to do the miraculous? Simply because 97 offenders were deported from SA? You can barely keep Nigerians in Nigeria sef! Where will you get this your magic stick or juju to just take over all SA companies established in Nigeria?

Every time EU countries deport 100s of Nigerians from their countries yearly, how many of their companies do you threaten to close down in Nigeria? Lets just not talk for the sake of talking.

It appears you still don't get it, mate. Nobody is grudging about Nigerians being deported from South Africa. Why should we? Every nation has the right to expel from its soil foreigners it deems 'unwanted'. However, what is not right no matter how one looks at it are the attacks by mostly black South Africans on black foreigners living there. You clearly misjudged Nigerians for even thinking there are not enough Nigerians with both the financial and technological capacity who would step up to the plate should some South African companies in Nigeria be shown the door. Globalcom is a Nigerian start-up. And so are the likes of Dangote Group, Eliganza Group and hundreds of others. Our government is corrupt callous and wasteful but the ordinary Nigerian isn't. We see potentials and we go for them. Don't misjudge Nigerians.