Nairaland Forum

@Korrection

^^Im a Nigeria and dont worry I aint proving it, If you cant see where I said that I supported the Nigeria govt on this then you must be sick. I only argued about who will loose. remember their companies are controlling most of east and south africa economy not all about Nigeria.

How time flies, I just kept remembering how SA's were brought to Nigerians in thousand, were fed by Nigerians,had free education to whatever level the, had freedom that was not even available to Nigerians, I was in secondary school then when they came to Nigeria in Ikenne and I remember those that were enrolled in our schools how they were left alone to do whatever they like. Nobody beats or touch them in any form even when they were found to be very rude.
Nigeria did this in the name of hospitality and all manner of nonsense diplomatic gestures all over the place. The most developed countries don't venture around if there are nothing to gain in return, but Nigeria be your brother's keeper. I think is high time we look inward and fix our country and stop wasting money on most of these useless nations and their citizenry.

^^wow, I never know of that, probably I must be young then and I grew up in Onitsha tho.

but my brother, We shouldnt stop about help, we dont how Nigeria tomorrow will become.

@ Topic

Good move by fg please, they should deport an additional 41 south africans to balance the equation.

Atimes i wonder what could be the problem with Nigerians, is it petty tribalism, mischief to score cheap points, crass ignorance, or poverty induced inferiority complex? GEJ has taken the bull by the horn in order to correct a diplomatic assault on the collective integrity of Nigerians and yet some people are talking trash, to start with South Africa has more to loose than Nigeria if the diplomatic impasse deteriorates eg how many Nigerian companies of repute are operating in their domain compared to Multichoice and the shylock MTN. secondly Nigeria has a huge market which no company or country can ignore easily, , i can go on and on but in the interest of sub saharan Africa i hope that Jacob Zuma would look into the situation and call his folks to order.

Atimes i wonder  what could be the problem with Nigerians, is it petty tribalism, mischief to score cheap points, crass ignorance, or poverty induced inferiority complex? GEJ has taken the bull by the horn in order to correct a diplomatic assault on the collective integrity of Nigerians and yet some people are talking trash, to start with South Africa has more to loose than Nigeria if the diplomatic impasse deteriorates eg how many Nigerian companies of repute are operating in their domain compared to Multichoice and the shylock MTN. secondly Nigeria has a huge market which no company or country can ignore easily, , i can go on and on but in the interest of sub saharan Africa i hope that Jacob Zuma would look into the situation and call his folks to order.

Foreign News Flash with Kayode Ogundamisi "Barely 24 hours after the second batch of 56 South African deportees were sent home, the Nigerian government said it has uncovered a prostitution ring ran by a high profile South African businessman with 67 prostitutes in his employment both in Abuja and Lagos. Consequently, the Federal Government has concluded plans to deport the 67 prostitutes who are believed to be HIV positive back to Jacob Zuma. The move is part of government deliberate policy to double the figure of the 125 Nigerians deported by South Africa before the consideration of any diplomatic solution to the lingering feud with the South African government." I am loving the President Goodluck Jonathan ''bolekaja'' diplomacy! You


source:

Toaskarity:

http://www.bellanaija.com/2012/03/07/nigeriasouth-africa-face-off-deportations-and-more-tension-which-side-are-you-on/#comment-214701




F*C.k*N.G South Africa, smiles

Mr Everest:

i hope that Jacob Zuma would look into the situation and call his folks to order. 

I pray he doesnt look into the issue yet, make we self deport them well well.

Toaskarity:

@Korrection

^^Im a Nigeria and dont worry I aint proving it, If you cant see where I said that I supported the Nigeria govt on this then you must be sick. I only argued about who will loose. remember their companies are controlling most of east and south africa economy not all about Nigeria.

Those company you think are owned by South Africa ant really owned by them, they are just foreign investor registering their company and establishing them here in SA because of the easy law here. if you watch the SA news you will find out they are always crying for job and demonstrating always because they dont have jobs only NAME. imagine a country that has only one bank (CAPITAL BANK) own by the white south africa, the rest bank and own by foreigners who registered and establishing here in SA. oprah winfrey investment here pass 100. mall etc but they act on them like it owned by SA. this people got nothing for real.

FG, keep up the good work, smiles

@Kuroji nd toastkality, u guyz ® very useless nd unpatriotic mindless citizens on 9ja. Hw come u ve d effrontery to talk about 9ja like dat. Though, 9ja is facing some problems @d moment but our leadership is actually firmly in control of d problem. If u don't know what good to say about our dear country 9ja, then shut ur trap and make an exit frm our noble group, NairaLand.

South Africa: we won't apologise to Nigeria meanwhile another set of 42 South Africans face deportation yesterday while The Sun and Vanguard claimed 37.

http://world.myjoyonline.com/pages/nigeria/201203/82731.php (42)
http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2012/mar/08/national-08-03-2012-007.html (37



Gbammm over and out

@kuroji nd toastkarity, u guys ® bunch of senseless, good-4-nothing, unpatriotic Nigerians. Who gave u guyz d effrontery to talk about Nigeria like dat. Though, Nigeria is facing some problems @ d moment which i believe is common to oda countries in d world. If u don't ve good things to say about Nigeria, then shut ur trap nd find d nearest exit of our noble group, Niaraland. Fools

UK Border Control: South African deported.
A South African woman gets refused entry and deported after being spotted trying to gain illegal entry to the UK by eagle eyed Border Control Agency officer Lee

Watch the Video live

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMERq0qZr6A


I hate holier than thou principle of life, though Nigerians have their own short comings but South Africans should not be the one to disgrace us


Gbammm over and out

@koruji nd toastkarity, u guys ® bunch of senseless, good-4-nothing, unpatriotic Nigerians. Who gave u guyz d effrontery to talk about Nigeria like dat. Though, Nigeria is facing some problems @ d moment which i believe is common to oda countries in d world. If u don't ve good things to say about Nigeria, then shut ur trap nd find d nearest exit of our noble group, Niaraland. Fools

Ewwwwwwwww!!!!!!!!!!! So no more DSTV ?

Repatriation

IT IS TIME TO DEAL WITH ALL COUNTRIES THAT ARE TAKING NIGERIANS FOR GRANTED

[b][b][b] [color=#006600][b]The Federal Government’s reduction of the frequency of British Airways flights to Lagos, Nigeria from seven to three, has caught the attention of the British government.

The issue has started generating ripples in the aviation sector.

The Federal Government had, through the Minister of Aviation, Stella Adaeze Oduah, announced that it had cut down on the British carrier’s frequency.

Prior to the reduction which took off from Tuesday, November 8, British Airways was operating 14 frequencies into Nigeria through Abuja and Lagos airports.

The reduction may not be unconnected with the allegation by a Nigerian carrier, Arik Air, that the British Civil Aviation Authority (BCAA) denied it of landing rights on its Abuja/London Heathrow route in line with Bilateral Air Services Agreement (BASA) signed by the Nigerian and British governments.

The denial of the landing slot to Arik Air which has forced it to suspend its flights to London/Heathrow from Abuja may have forced government to wield the big stick against British Airways.

Reacting, the British carrier, in a statement said, ”the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has restricted British Airways flights to Lagos from next week. They have cited operational reasons for this imposition. It appears that British Airways is the only airline to be singled out by these restrictions. We are doing all we can to resolve this issue.”

In its defence, British Airways said: “The distribution of the slots at Heathrow is managed through an independent organisation, Airport Coordination Ltd. ACL manages slot allocation in a fair and transparent manner, where all airlines have the opportunity to be involved.”

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NIGERIA DID THIS TO THE BRITISH!!
HOW MUCH MORE OUR bleeping SOUTH AFRICA BROTHERS
IT IS TIME TO DEAL WITH ALL COUNTRIES THAT ARE TAKING NIGERIANS FOR GRANTED[/b][/b][/b][/b][/color]

In about 20 minutes SAn & Nigerian representatives will address the media at the SA International Relations offices in Pretoria. Spokesperson says "the matter was a health/immigration issue that should not have escalated to the level that it did but it has been resolved". Should make for interesting listening.

"SA apologises for the regrettable incident, " Unfortunately couldn't listen live to the media address but that's the general statement made. Good for African/international relations, can't have two bull elephants slugging it out over such a petty issue *rollseyes*

I don't think there's a way I could leave a private message on Nairaland for someone? Maliaka, please could you kindly reach me at this email address: authorbrokenportraits@gmail.com? I have something important to discuss with you, please.
Thank you very much.

i only recently came back to this website and all i have been seeing is good news! Congratulations Nigeria