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Re: XENOPHOBIA: Nigerians Find Safe Havens In Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Others by Litmus: 8:32pm On Sep 21, 2019 |
By Okey Maduforo Lol, Nigerians lack understanding of the Africans with whom they share the continent. "Abusing the privileges" is in fact the "working hard and prospering" bit. Let me explain: Firstly, these Nigerians will put the noses of the natives out of joint simply by becoming more affluent than them through hard work . Secondly, the government or authorities of the regions, towns, municipality etc - where the Nigerians through hard work become more prosperous than locals - will cut whatever amenities the author of the article says they provide for their people, citing the reasons for doing so the fact that if Nigerians can make it without dispensations, so too can they. Locals being lazy minus government dispensations will lead to resentment against the Nigerians. Eventually these Nigerians will miraculously become drug pushers, pimps and ritualists (essentially "the abusers of the privileges that we are already enjoying in those countries" (excuses)). Xenophobic attacks may follow, leading to the Nigerians leaving and their business turned over to scavenging locals . |
Re: XENOPHOBIA: Nigerians Find Safe Havens In Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Others by codemaniacs: 8:40pm On Sep 21, 2019 |
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Re: XENOPHOBIA: Nigerians Find Safe Havens In Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Others by codemaniacs: 8:43pm On Sep 21, 2019 |
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Re: XENOPHOBIA: Nigerians Find Safe Havens In Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Others by GoldHorse(m): 8:57pm On Sep 21, 2019 |
nairalandposter: No mind them. So if they are lazy how come their country is habitable. Who developed it? 2 Likes |
Re: XENOPHOBIA: Nigerians Find Safe Havens In Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Others by seangy4konji: 8:58pm On Sep 21, 2019 |
Jayslicky: Yea.. I have over 30 both blod and extended who si CE 2007 have failed to come home except for burial or marriage of distant family...its a battle of mahn. U have to find ur way out of that place. |
Re: XENOPHOBIA: Nigerians Find Safe Havens In Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Others by Mrfeel: 9:21pm On Sep 21, 2019 |
Basher8583: There is nothing to compete there igbos are already all over Nigeria doing business, so the need to go to other countries that don't have that much business poeple like the igbos is better than choking up all over Nigeria with little profits It's more easier to import goods in other countries even as a none citizens of that country as long as you follow due process it's easy But here in Nigeria even if you follow due process corrupt officials will always be there to frustrate you, demand you pay some outrageous bills for clearance, after that transporting those goods to different part of Nigeria where u do your business it's another problem, cause you will still pay money on almost all check points to corrupt police officers, at the end of it all the money u spent on clearance and transporting the goods to ur destination will be more than the money u bought the goods |
Re: XENOPHOBIA: Nigerians Find Safe Havens In Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Others by Nobody: 9:46pm On Sep 21, 2019 |
Olorunnim:You failed to rightly interpret his comment! He never berated Nigerians but, full of our praises! |
Re: XENOPHOBIA: Nigerians Find Safe Havens In Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Others by Litmus: 10:48pm On Sep 21, 2019 |
codemaniacs: you misunderstood the point i made. |
Re: XENOPHOBIA: Nigerians Find Safe Havens In Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Others by uuzba(m): 11:13pm On Sep 21, 2019 |
codemaniacs:Cashier did not tell me anything. - It seems you're trying to insult me or something. Well, how many positive things do you do? Do you own or use a PC? Are all the software purchased legally or you use pirated ones? |
Re: XENOPHOBIA: Nigerians Find Safe Havens In Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Others by pacificom: 11:39pm On Sep 21, 2019 |
roladex:The writer of this worthless article must be in his drink. |
Re: XENOPHOBIA: Nigerians Find Safe Havens In Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Others by Cousin9999: 12:26am On Sep 22, 2019 |
The fact that they go somewhere else doesn't hurt or reflect badly on Nigeria. It's just a matter of different markets. If you know you can make 10x more doing the same thing elsewhere, why not? They're not necessarily abandoning Nigeria. Many of these businesses may have a supply chain extending to Nigeria. Many of these people will make a ton of money and bring it back to Nigeria when they retire and/or send money home. There's also the fact that these people are instrumental in establishing networks and essential smaller businesses throughout Africa. This could lead to others following them there and new opportunities and partnerships. You have to remember that Nigeria is a powerhouse despite its issues. And the fact that these people might have previously stayed in SA, but are now going all over Africa is great. Let's be honest, SA is crawling with oyinbos, Chinese, Indians, and biracials. I feel sorry for real SA, but that place is a mess. |
Re: XENOPHOBIA: Nigerians Find Safe Havens In Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Others by Nobody: 1:01am On Sep 22, 2019 |
Very sad too.. because I’m sure many would want to come home. I had a Yoruba friend back in 2015 who had just been working here in New Zealand for 2 years, say that no matter how good the money is n benefits, he never forgets his homeland Nigeria. That all he basically does, is work n send money back home to his family in Naija. IGBOSON1: |
Re: XENOPHOBIA: Nigerians Find Safe Havens In Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Others by Fortune109: 1:25am On Sep 22, 2019 |
This culture of calling people who accommodate you in their means lazy is really disturbing. Because many of them won't do certain jobs in a place they come from that many of you won't do in your places too doesn't mean they are lazy. Please Nigerians should erase this mindset if they don't want any issues with their new hosts 3 Likes |
Re: XENOPHOBIA: Nigerians Find Safe Havens In Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Others by Olorunnim: 4:01am On Sep 22, 2019 |
Ijawwomaninoyo:My reference was to Nigerians being lazy. |
Re: XENOPHOBIA: Nigerians Find Safe Havens In Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Others by Olorunnim: 4:02am On Sep 22, 2019 |
Formularcr7:Oshey comprehension if you don't know the context of my post, can't you just not quote? |
Re: XENOPHOBIA: Nigerians Find Safe Havens In Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Others by Nobody: 4:07am On Sep 22, 2019 |
Wickedfacts: That makes no sense, it's all about what pays in profit, I don't it can be because of its outside Nigeria, other factors could plan in, like opportunities to business owners in foreign nations and maybe access to credit. No one runs a business at a loss just for the sake of being outside the country. 1 Like |
Re: XENOPHOBIA: Nigerians Find Safe Havens In Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Others by sulaak(m): 4:55am On Sep 22, 2019 |
vaxx: If Nigerian are hardworking, why is the country a mess? Majority of Nigerian in SA are Igbo's and they have political and economical control of South-Eastern, Nigeria but have failed to develop their own region despite 20 years of democratic rule. 1 Like |
Re: XENOPHOBIA: Nigerians Find Safe Havens In Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Others by grandstar(m): 5:55am On Sep 22, 2019 |
Mozambique if I am correct has rubies and other precious stones. Only problem is that they speak Portuguese. You can't go there and work. Strictly business as they are poorer than Nigeria. Nigerians may become the new Lebanese. Business savvy, cunning and loathed. Our large numbers may lead to resentment from local competitors as happened in Ghana. Nigerian fraudsters will give all legitimate businessmen and all Nigerians a bad name. This has been a recurring experience. 3 Likes |
Re: XENOPHOBIA: Nigerians Find Safe Havens In Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Others by Cousin9999: 8:01am On Sep 22, 2019 |
pcguru1: Exactly. It's clear people migrate for benefits, however small and whatever they may be. And again I think people need to think about the greater good in this. It's infinitely better for Nigerian business men and women to be operating in these countries than oyinbos and other outsiders. It's a fair exchange of goods and knowledge. That's one of the reasons oyinbos hired mercs to chase Nigerians out of SA. One of the other reasons: African Continental Free Trade Agreement That's one of oyinbo's and others worst nightmare. Imagine the impact of Africa's wealth moving easily between nations. It moves the continent one step closer to where it should be: in the position to sever all trade-business ties with non-Africans. Africa has never needed to do business with non-Africans. Everything Africa will ever need is on the continent. |
Re: XENOPHOBIA: Nigerians Find Safe Havens In Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Others by chiblaze07(m): 8:22am On Sep 22, 2019 |
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Re: XENOPHOBIA: Nigerians Find Safe Havens In Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Others by SayginSA: 9:48am On Sep 22, 2019 |
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Re: XENOPHOBIA: Nigerians Find Safe Havens In Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Others by mercyviv(f): 10:11am On Sep 22, 2019 |
And this is the kind of opportunity some have been quietly waiting for to exploit, in order to tell folks at home that they lost all their life's saving to the attacks, while they lost nothing. Meanwhile... Are you a teacher? Get FREE access to the best compilation of school lesson notes/plans, curriculum and exams. Visit my signature for details... |
Re: XENOPHOBIA: Nigerians Find Safe Havens In Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Others by Gudiza(m): 11:26am On Sep 22, 2019 |
We'll see how long it takes before they kick you out of there also. #fingerscrossed a bad product is a bad product anywhere. Learn values. REAL values! |
Re: XENOPHOBIA: Nigerians Find Safe Havens In Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Others by mikeapollo: 12:10pm On Sep 22, 2019 |
nairalandposter: That exactly is the stupid mentality of some Nigerians which eventually makes them to misbehave and put the country into shame! People had worked to build and develop their country You migrate to live there snd enjoy what they had achieved and developed, and then you foolishly call them lazy? They would eventually know your mind and pick on you as time goes by 1 Like |
Re: XENOPHOBIA: Nigerians Find Safe Havens In Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Others by roladex(f): 12:01am On Sep 23, 2019 |
Heyzee5:thanks dear.noted |
Re: XENOPHOBIA: Nigerians Find Safe Havens In Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Others by whitebrown(f): 7:31pm On Sep 23, 2019 |
Mob beats alleged dealers, sets 'drug den' alight in Pretoria CBD https://www.iol.co.za/news/south-africa/gauteng/mob-beats-alleged-dealers-sets-drug-den-alight-in-pretoria-cbd-33487084 The building from where they allegedly sold drugs was also set alight by the mob. Police had to close off traffic on Bloed street, where the suspects were caught. Tshwane emergency services workers, who were called in to extinguish the fire, were chased by the crowd from doing their work. According to an eyewitness operating a clothing shop in the street, chaos broke out after one of the suspects tried to sell drugs to a woman. The drugs were stuffed inside a wig, which was handed over to the woman. Eyewitnesses said the woman was surprised to discover a white powder wrapped inside a plastic inside the wig. Wanting to establish if the powder was really a drug, she showed it a group of taxi drivers, who confirmed that it was indeed drugs. There was suddenly a commotion when an angry mob attacked the seller, who was identified as a Nigerian national. The man was badly beaten with fists and kicked until he fell on the ground. He was then ordered to identify the person who sent him to sell drugs. The alleged mastermind, who was inside a block of flat, tried to run away from the fuming crowd. However, he was cornered and beaten up by the mob. The two were rescued by the police, who arrested them. The situation continued to be tense as the police asked bystanders to leave the scene. The hostile crowd prohibited a Pretoria News photographer from taking pictures and intimidated bystanders not to take pictures with their cellphones. |
Re: XENOPHOBIA: Nigerians Find Safe Havens In Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Others by bull67: 6:07am On Aug 22, 2020 |
they lower their prices, bring their brothers, make more gains, and indigines are no more in business. then they start fucking their beautiful women. so what do you expect from indigines? |
Re: XENOPHOBIA: Nigerians Find Safe Havens In Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Others by GalPissetzky: 3:27pm On Aug 23, 2020 |
nigerians should not be allowed to easily enter other countries. they are thieves, they scammers, they destroy countries with drugs. presently thy are infiltrating other countries with cultism. they make so much noise and hiss at women. they dirty peoples apartments and countries. please ban nigerians from entering your countries. before u come for me. na proper naija guy i be. truth is bitter |
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