Lionessza:









I do not know why they got beat up and no one here does right? . So let's all be objective. If you assume it's xenophobia then we will assume it's crime ...see ? Going in circles . Until someone brings the full story, I guess we will never know the truth.

No. I'm not assuming anything at all. It could be so many reasons, xenophobia even. Be honest, Nigerians aren't the only ones committing crimes in South Africa. Why is it every time one is beaten or killed, they are associated as one? No one even bothers to find out the reason, y'all just say. "Oh well, He's Nigerian. He's probably into drugs."
That said, Can I ask... Do you know or have you seen any drug peddling Nigerian. Please, do tell. If they are as many as people say, then you probably must have met/seen one.

And you are right, we'll never know the truth. but to be clear, we are on the same side.

Jayceon:
and now I want you to look at those two beaten Nigerians,just look at them and tell me what you see

Even Stevie Wonder will tell you that they are criminals,they left Nigeria thinking that they can live off the blood of the host.

One more thing...if SA is such a xenophobic country why are they still making long queues in their countries in the hope of getting a South African visa?

Hahahaha one of the posters here said they were Doctors . Yeah they are always duping each other about how easy it is in other countries to make it and when they get there and are faced with reality they do what they do best.




Beats me heyy , ......they are forever queuing even at home affairs renewing papers, some trying to bribe their way to staying longer. Why ? . Why not live this rubbish country o ? Lol

Lionessza:

Hahahaha now I will attack people because of their nationality ....wonders shall never end lol.


Lol Sir stop lying not all Black Africans were attacked it was the Zimbabweans and Mozambiqans and I told you why and by who and I also said I thought the people were crazy for doing that. Somalians shops were looted during these attacks with South African owned shops too . Tell me how many Ghanaians? What about Senegalese Mr Black Africans lol. How about Cameroonians? Oh wait these ain't black. Malians? Please why were Kenyans spared? Zambians?. We have many people from Swaziland,Lesotho,Botswana as well. Black africans are hunted down in deed lol . Nigerians were not attacked in those xenophobic attacks . Whenever a Nigerian is singled out its mostly due to crime be angry all you want.

Again I never said I support what happened but don't go around here lying and making it seem there are black skin hunters here it's pathetic really lol.

And here, ladies and gentleman, we have the clear example of the mindset of these xenophobes who think that targeting a certain group of nationality, every few yrs, shouldn't be called what it really is (so they can probably slaughter more innocent Africans) ... A clear example during the last attacks were the Ghanaian dude lynched by these we savage and the innocent Nigerian that had his whole car business garage burned down, as he miraculously escape with his life. But here, we still have some people who will try to mix everything and say that since some Nigerians are drug dealers, and poor ZIMBABWEANS/MOZAMBICANS live in poor areas bla bla bla, nonsense!

Here are the simple FACTS:
A) xenophobic attacks are wrong. FACT!!!
B) South African do these xenophobic attacks every few yrs towards black Africans (irrespective of their nationalities). FACT!!!
C) the below picture of the last xenophobic attacks are a FACT that these people won't ask for your ID to kill any foreigner, they will even attack children, and loot foreigners with legit businesses.

Lionessza:








Hahahaha one of the posters here said they were Doctors . Yeah they are always duping each other about how easy it is in other countries to make it and when they get there and are faced with reality they do what they do best.




Beats me heyy , ......they are forever queuing even at home affairs renewing papers, some trying to bribe their way to staying longer. Why ? . Why not live this rubbish country o ? Lol

LMAO doctors??,look if I walked in a hospital and found "doctors" like those two I will have every reason to call the authority and tell them to find out if the hospital is ligit

whizpa:


No. I'm not assuming anything at all. It could be so many reasons, xenophobia even. Be honest, Nigerians aren't the only ones committing crimes in South Africa. Why is it every time one is beaten or killed, they are associated as one? No one even bothers to find out the reason, y'all just say. "Oh well, He's Nigerian. He's probably into drugs."
That said, Can I ask... Do you know or have you seen any drug peddling Nigerian. Please, do tell. If they are as many as people say, then you probably must have met/seen one.

And you are right, we'll never know the truth. but to be clear, we are on the same side.

I agree with you it could be anything crime included. No one in their right mind would think it's only Nigerians committing crimes in South Africa....local criminals and other nationals do it too. I could throw that question back at you , why is that when one of you is killed or beaten you jump to xenophobia without any facts? . Yes I had seen many where I used to live before and we used to report them daily . Sir we also have a high number of your people languishing in our jails mainly because of drug peddling ,human trafficking and rape. My point is that unfortunately when one meets a Nigerian until they can prove otherwise "thinks " crime. Yes we can never know.

Jayceon:
LMAO doctors??,look if I walked in a hospital and found "doctors" like those two I will have every reason to call the authority and tell them to find out if the hospital is ligit

Hahahaha my thoughts exactly, I would never let these "doctors " touch me ,I would immediately call the authorities out of shock

Lionessza:






Hahahaha my thoughts exactly, I would never let these "doctors " touch me ,I would immediately call the authorities out of shock

And it's not hate, eh?

I rest my case.

MrBrownJay1:


And here, ladies and gentleman, we have the clear example of the mindset of these xenophobes who think that targeting a certain group of nationality, every few yrs, shouldn't be called what it really is (so they can probably slaughter more innocent Africans) ... A clear example during the last attacks were the Ghanaian dude lynched by these we savage and the innocent Nigerian that had his whole car business garage burned down, as he miraculously escape with his life. But here, we still have some people who will try to mix everything and say that since some Nigerians are drug dealers, and poor ZIMBABWEANS/MOZAMBICANS live in poor areas bla bla bla, nonsense!

Here are the simple FACTS:
A) xenophobic attacks are wrong. FACT!!!
B) South African do these xenophobic attacks every few yrs towards black Africans (irrespective of their nationalities). FACT!!!
C) the below picture of the last xenophobic attacks are a FACT that these people won't ask for your ID to kill any foreigner, they will even attack children, and loot foreigners with legit businesses.

Facts is those pics from the xenophobic attacks that were bloody and shocked the whole country and the world and 7 people died South Africans included. And again those were between Mozambiqan, Zimbabwean and South African poor and it was a shame no one disputed that Mr drama queen lol. And like I said before Somalian and South African shops were looted no secret there criminals are criminals and will take advantage of any situation.



Please where was a Ghanaian lynched? Stop lying. Beginning of the year houses belonging to pimps in Rosettenville were torched and their fake businesses destroyed and yes they were Nigerians and even other Africans who lived in that area who were tired of this were part of the protests. So go ahead and scream Africans are attacked in every corner of South Africa pathetic lier . Even in india they know how these drug dealers clean their money and will not let them be. Mr all Africans are in danger , why are they not running to the Un xenophobic naija ? Lol. Why is the UN and AU quiet when this sort of genocide is taking place of "Africans "? Get the f**k out here with that rubbish. You kill more Africans there weekly coz they belong to a certain tribe imagine what you would be like if 10 million strangers were added to the mix.




No one else said we support xenophobic attacks but again stop implying the average South African is hunting down foreigners wtf ?lol

whizpa:


And it's not hate, eh?

I rest my case.

Where is the hate in protecting myself .

emi14:

Imbecility

Abeg shift go left... I'm not available for your online BS.

Give me some minute to respond to you.

Lionessza:









Oh gosh so you couldn't find any violence against whites in South Africa? Really ? Lol ok. Dude I've never seen a white immigrant selling drugs or robbing people on street corners nor have I ever heard of such , please share if you have and where that was in South Africa, people get angry at the person they see doing this . You are the angry one trying hard to make this about the past when it's about your countrymen . We don't care what you think your country did this is 2017 other countries have moved forward including us do yourselves a favour and stop living in the past .




Hahaha since our minds are so fu*kd up and you blame the whites for it. .....why are you people so fu*cd up in Nigeria? Killing your own people, practicing jungle justice on each other ? Live bullets on your black protesting citizens by black officers? Did whites "mess up your minds?lol. What's your excuse? .why are black herds men butchering innocent black people in the biggest black nation?who messd up their minds? . Why do you butcher each other over tribal fights ?lol.



Loll yes it's falling Sir hence our lives are improving daily we will surely kill them for this I swear lol you sit there in Nigeria and scream about things that have nothing to do with you while your great leaders are busy making sure you have the best black leadership lol.

Fulmigati:

South Africa has a stronger military than Nigeria.

Not according to Global Firepower Index Ranking. We are 4th in Africa, they are 5th. We have 200,000 Armed personnel. They have 62,000, They have a stronger Navy with 2 Subnarines.We have a stronger Airforce with more combat aircraft, 22 Alpha Jets, 3 JF-17 thunder multi role fighters, 20 L-39 trainers, 22 Mi-34/24 attack helicopters, 7 Mi-17sh 7sh helicopters, 5 Hercules C-130 TRANSPORT aircrafts, 5 satellites and other utility aircrafts.

South Africa has a far more advanced military but less capable. They have Gripens but only 6 qualified pilots. They have 12 Roovial helicopters and a dozen or so Cheetah aircraft. Advanced yes but too small to make an impact. When we got out ass whooped by Boko Haram we swallowed our pride and learned from the Chadians the art of Counter Insurgency, which most armies are not trauned and doctrined to fight. We learnt fast and even hired SA mercenaries to train our Special Forces. Today the Americans and British want to learn how we whooped Boko Haram in 6 months.

South Africa got their ass whooped in Central Africa and fled, leaving 16 of their fallen comrade behind. What they were doing in CAR till this day I dont know. But Instead is them to come to us and learn about peace keeping combat operations what did they do? They with Obama sought to cripple out war effort , they ceased funds meant for weapons procurement just to embarrass our government to cover up their failed assets. They see everything as competition for geopolitical supremacy with Nigeria.

somehow:
Give me some minute to respond to you.

And please don't rant about whites as usual.

Lionessza:






Hahahaha my thoughts exactly, I would never let these "doctors " touch me ,I would immediately call the authorities out of shock

Not saying South Africans are evil. But optics matter. The whole world will not take the black race serious when they see us lynching ourselves with in age likes this. Images like this in a country that enjoyed global sympathy during apthertheid is paradoxical madness.

.,...., and citing less attacks on Nigerians is no game maker. The only reason Nigerians are not attacked en mass is because Nigeria is the only country in Africa with enough economic and political clout to retaliate in kind. Those people in these images from Zimbabwe or where ever are people's children, husbands...fathers. I just don't know what is wrong with the black race. Same thing is happening in America. Black on black crime is worse..but whenever there is a cop vs black man shootout the whole media erupts in stupid hysterical. As long as we blacks hate each other we will remain bottom of the food chain.

SSBN:


Not saying South Africans are evil. But optics matter. The whole world will not take the black race serious when they see us lynching ourselves with in age likes this. Images like this in a country that enjoyed global sympathy during apthertheid is paradoxical madness.

The images were bad and I understand what you are saying, and I hear what you are saying about the black race. And I don't think Nigerians are evil either but when the biggest black nation in the world has images of herds men killing citizens weekly this doesn't help our image either you see we really have a lot of work to do.

Not on the PC, what I need to do requires I am on the pc.

Lionessza:





And please don't rant about whites as usual.

SSBN:
.,...., and citing less attacks on Nigerians is no game maker. The only reason in Nigerians are not attacked en mass is because Nigeria is the only country in Africa with enough economic and political clout to retaliate in kind. Those people in these images from Zimbabwe or where ever are people's children, husbands...fathers. I just don't know what is wrong with the black race. Same thing is happening in America. Black on black crime is worse..but whenever there is a cop vs black man shootout the whole media erupts in stupid hysterical. As long as we blacks hate each other we will remain bottom of the food chain.

No one said any of that if you followed I was trying to challenge the "all Africans "are being killed. Like you said this is all bad whether it's a foreigner or a citizens in some cases we all need to work on it.

Nigeria spent $61 Billion against the racist and criminal Aphatheid regime subjugating black South Africans.

Lionessza:


Facts is those pics from the xenophobic attacks that were bloody and shocked the whole country and the world and 7 people died South Africans included. And again those were between Mozambiqan, Zimbabwean and South African poor and it was a shame no one disputed that Mr drama queen lol. And like I said before Somalian and South African shops were looted no secret there criminals are criminals and will take advantage of any situation.



Please where was a Ghanaian lynched? Stop lying. Beginning of the year houses belonging to pimps in Rosettenville were torched and their fake businesses destroyed and yes they were Nigerians and even other Africans who lived in that area who were tired of this were part of the protests. So go ahead and scream Africans are attacked in every corner of South Africa pathetic lier . Even in india they know how these drug dealers clean their money and will not let them be. Mr all Africans are in danger , why are they not running to the Un xenophobic naija ? Lol. Why is the UN and AU quiet when this sort of genocide is taking place of "Africans "? Get the f**k out here with that rubbish. You kill more Africans there weekly coz they belong to a certain tribe imagine what you would be like if 10 million strangers were added to the mix.




No one else said we support xenophobic attacks but again stop implying the average South African is hunting down foreigners wtf ?lol

Thats why i dont like talking with clueless people about important matters, as they write rubbish online, just trying to make any sense.

The Ghanaian man's name is Emmanuel Quaicoe. His body with head injuries was discovered during the xenophobic attack of April 7th in Durban.... Do you also want me to give you the name of the Nigerians who had their legit businesses burned down?

EDUCATE YOURSELF so i don't have to do it for you...xenophobia is at the top of the problems identified in South Africa, followed by violence against women, and corruption. FACT!!!

Bowing out of this discussion as none of what you write makes any sense. Have a great day!

somehow:
Not on the PC, what I need to do requires I am on the pc.

An essay ?lol please leave don't have time to read that or watch videos. So just make a simple conclusion that won't waste time with things that are said in every discussion of this nature .

This is not political grandstanding. No Nigerian was attacked but these Nigerians you see are protesting for all of black Africa. For the Zimbabwe's, Somaliams, Ugandanss etc sensilessly maimed.

You don't have patience? Is that why you lynch? Lol

Lionessza:








An essay ?lol please leave don't have time to read that or watch videos. So just make a simple conclusion that won't waste time with things that are said in every discussion of this nature .

MrBrownJay1:


Thats why i dont like talking with clueless people about important matters, as they write rubbish online, just trying to make any sense.

The Ghanaian man's name is Emmanuel Quaicoe. His body with head injuries was discovered during the xenophobic attack of April 7th in Durban.... Do you also want me to give you the name of the Nigerians who had their legit businesses burned down?

EDUCATE YOURSELF so i don't have to do it for you...xenophobia is at the top of the problems identified in South Africa, followed by violence against women, and corruption. FACT!!!

Mr know it all.......


there were no xenophobic attacks in Durban in April stop being pathetic. What ever happened to him was not related to what happened in Rosettenville Johannesburg, was he killed by a South African? Proof please.






The Nigerian who had the car business burnt was a well known drug dealer playing cover up with the car servicing shop so was that shaddy club owner people were complaining about. FACTS!

Lionessza:




The images were bad and I understand what you are saying, and I hear what you are saying about the black race. And I don't think Nigerians are evil either but when the biggest black nation in the world has images of herds men killing citizens weekly this doesn't help our image either you see we really have a lot of work to do.

So Boko Haram Islamist killing innocent civilians is an excuse for you guys to butcher fellow Africans. You have to be the biggest idiot in the history of creation. Hey but why am i surprised? If you can kill your own Legend Lucky Dube who is safe?

somehow:
You don't have patience? Is that why you lynch? Lol

Hahahaha who the hell did I lynch now?

Lolz me na.. Just peeshi, i will reply you in kind.[i][/i]

Lionessza:






Hahahaha who the hell did I lynch now?

South Africa the nation of wimps. No wonder your women are tired of your lazy ass men. Not long ago you Whimps who outnumber the white man in your country by a factor of 10 to 1 were subjugated to living like this until the whole of Africa rallied around you in your struggle. When you bled Africa bled.

SSBN:



So Boko Haram Islamist killing innocent civilians is an excuse for you guys to butcher fellow Africans. You have to be the biggest idiot in the history of creation. Hey but why am i surprised? If you can kill your own Legend Lucky Dube who is safe?

Loll there you go.....let's run from the point being made lolllll. Let's go to personal insults now . Oh now we are in peddling lies.......
Let me correct you Lucky was killed by a Zimbabwean and a Mozambiqan national check your facts next time ok? Loll. And guess what they were looking for one of your own lol.

I[b]n March 1960, 69 black people were massacred in Sharpeville, South Africa, by the white apartheid police. That same year, Nigeria successfully liberated itself from 160-year British occupation.
[/b]
The new Nigeria’s leaders’ reaction to the Sharpeville massacre has changed everything in South Africa from then on. Here is a letter Nigeria’s Prime Minister Abubakar Tafawa Balewa sent to the African National Congress (ANC) militants on April 4, 1961.

Immediately after sending the letter, Sir Balewa lobbied for the effective expulsion of South Africa from the Commonwealth in 1961.

Beyond political support, Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa was the first leader to provide a direct financial aid to the ANC from the early 1960s. At the height of the liberation movement in the 1970s, Nigeria alone provided $5-million annual subvention to the ANC and the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) annually.

In 1976, Nigeria set up the Southern Africa Relief Fund (SAFR) destined to bring relief to the victims of the apartheid regime in South Africa, provide educational opportunities to them and promote general welfare.

The military administration of General Obasanjo contributed $3.7 million to the fund. Moreover, General Obasanjo made a personal donation of $3,000, while each member of his cabinet also made personal contributions of $1,500 each. All Nigeria’s civil servants and public officers made a 2% donation from their monthly salary to the SAFR. Students skipped their lunch to make donations, and just in 6 months, in June 1977, the popular contribution to the fund reached $10.5 million.

The donations to the SAFR were widely known in Nigeria as the “Mandela tax”.

As a result of the fund’s work, a first group of 86 South African students arrived in Nigeria in 1976, following the disruption of the education system in South Africa. It happened after the massacre of 700 students by the white police while the former were protesting against the decision by the apartheid regime to change their education language to Afrikaans.

Hundreds of South African students have benefited from the fund’s activity having come to study in Nigeria for free.

Beyond welcoming students and exiles, Nigeria had also welcomed many renowned South Africans like Thabo Mbeki (former South African president from 1999 to 2008). He had spent 7 years in Nigeria, from 1977 to 1984, before he left to the ANC headquarters in Lusaka, Zambia.

For South Africans, who could not travel abroad because the apartheid regime had withdrawn their passports, Nigeria’s government issued more than 300 passports.

Along with fellow African countries Nigeria lobbied for the creation of the United Nations Special Committee against Apartheid and chaired it for 30 years, longer than any other country.

Between 1973 and 1978, Nigeria contributed $39,040 to the UN Educational and Training Programme for Southern Africa, a voluntary trust fund promoting education of the black South African elite.

As for trade, Nigeria had refused to sell oil to South Africa for decades in protest against the white minority rule. Nigeria had lost approximately $41 billion during that period.

Above all, Nigeria was the only nation worldwide to set up the National Committee Against Apartheid (NACAP) as early as in 1960. The committee’s mission was to disseminate the evils of the apartheid regime to all Nigerians from primary schools to universities, in public media and in markets, through posters and billboards messages.

The NACAP was also responsible for the coordination of Nigeria’s government and civil society joint anti-apartheid actions and advising of policy makers on anti-apartheid decisions. For over three decades the NACAP had successfully built alliances with labor movement, student groups, progressive elements and other international grassroots organizations within Nigeria for effective anti-apartheid activities.

In fact, until 1960s, the ANC fight against the apartheid regime in South Africa was yielding very small results. The whole world was quite indifferent to the suffering of the black South Africans. Moreover, western countries strongly supported the apartheid regime providing it with technologies, intelligence and favorable trade agreements.

Things started changing dramatically only after African countries became independent in the 1960s. Nigeria unequivocally took over leadership of the anti-apartheid movement worldwide.

Despite the volatile nature of Nigeria’s politics and the passage of numerous military and civil leaders, Nigeria has never abandoned its unwavering commitment to the freedom of our brothers and sisters in South Africa.

From 1960 to 1995, Nigeria has alone spent over $61 billion to support the end of apartheid, more than any other country in the world, according to the South African Institute of International Affairs. The country has never let go of any opportunity to denounce apartheid, from the boycott of Olympic Games and Commonwealth Games to the nationalization of British Petroleum assets in 1979.

Unfortunately, our brothers and sisters in South Africa have not been grateful to Nigeria. When Mandela passed away in 2013, Nigeria’s president was not even given the opportunity to speak. At the same time, the representatives of the US and the UK, two countries supporting the apartheid regime, were in the spotlight. Nigerians still need visas to travel to South Africa, while the French, who used to back the apartheid regime, can just buy a ticket and go wherever they want.

Maybe, apartheid has not yet ended in South Africa.

SSBN:
South Africa the nation of wimps. No wonder your women are tired of your lazy ass men. Not long ago you Whimps who outnumber the white man in your country by a factor of 10 to 1 were subjugated to living like this until the whole of Africa rallied around you in your struggle. When you bled Africa bled.

Hahahaha you must be really hurting right now.....get over it , we have moved on from it hopefully one day you will too. Lol what women ? Because you are talking to one ...
Please stop the delusions. I won't go down to your level and post pics of all the bad things that have taken place in your past and present, that would be too childish.

SSBN:
In March 1960, 69 black people were massacred in Sharpeville, South Africa, by the white apartheid police. That same year, Nigeria successfully liberated itself from 160-year British occupation.

The new Nigeria’s leaders’ reaction to the Sharpeville massacre has changed everything in South Africa from then on. Here is a letter Nigeria’s Prime Minister Abubakar Tafawa Balewa sent to the African National Congress (ANC) militants on April 4, 1961.

Immediately after sending the letter, Sir Balewa lobbied for the effective expulsion of South Africa from the Commonwealth in 1961.

Beyond political support, Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa was the first leader to provide a direct financial aid to the ANC from the early 1960s. At the height of the liberation movement in the 1970s, Nigeria alone provided $5-million annual subvention to the ANC and the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) annually.

In 1976, Nigeria set up the Southern Africa Relief Fund (SAFR) destined to bring relief to the victims of the apartheid regime in South Africa, provide educational opportunities to them and promote general welfare.

The military administration of General Obasanjo contributed $3.7 million to the fund. Moreover, General Obasanjo made a personal donation of $3,000, while each member of his cabinet also made personal contributions of $1,500 each. All Nigeria’s civil servants and public officers made a 2% donation from their monthly salary to the SAFR. Students skipped their lunch to make donations, and just in 6 months, in June 1977, the popular contribution to the fund reached $10.5 million.

The donations to the SAFR were widely known in Nigeria as the “Mandela tax”.

As a result of the fund’s work, a first group of 86 South African students arrived in Nigeria in 1976, following the disruption of the education system in South Africa. It happened after the massacre of 700 students by the white police while the former were protesting against the decision by the apartheid regime to change their education language to Afrikaans.

Hundreds of South African students have benefited from the fund’s activity having come to study in Nigeria for free.

Beyond welcoming students and exiles, Nigeria had also welcomed many renowned South Africans like Thabo Mbeki (former South African president from 1999 to 2008). He had spent 7 years in Nigeria, from 1977 to 1984, before he left to the ANC headquarters in Lusaka, Zambia.

For South Africans, who could not travel abroad because the apartheid regime had withdrawn their passports, Nigeria’s government issued more than 300 passports.

Along with fellow African countries Nigeria lobbied for the creation of the United Nations Special Committee against Apartheid and chaired it for 30 years, longer than any other country.

Between 1973 and 1978, Nigeria contributed $39,040 to the UN Educational and Training Programme for Southern Africa, a voluntary trust fund promoting education of the black South African elite.

As for trade, Nigeria had refused to sell oil to South Africa for decades in protest against the white minority rule. Nigeria had lost approximately $41 billion during that period.

Above all, Nigeria was the only nation worldwide to set up the National Committee Against Apartheid (NACAP) as early as in 1960. The committee’s mission was to disseminate the evils of the apartheid regime to all Nigerians from primary schools to universities, in public media and in markets, through posters and billboards messages.

The NACAP was also responsible for the coordination of Nigeria’s government and civil society joint anti-apartheid actions and advising of policy makers on anti-apartheid decisions. For over three decades the NACAP had successfully built alliances with labor movement, student groups, progressive elements and other international grassroots organizations within Nigeria for effective anti-apartheid activities.

In fact, until 1960s, the ANC fight against the apartheid regime in South Africa was yielding very small results. The whole world was quite indifferent to the suffering of the black South Africans. Moreover, western countries strongly supported the apartheid regime providing it with technologies, intelligence and favorable trade agreements.

Things started changing dramatically only after African countries became independent in the 1960s. Nigeria unequivocally took over leadership of the anti-apartheid movement worldwide.

Despite the volatile nature of Nigeria’s politics and the passage of numerous military and civil leaders, Nigeria has never abandoned its unwavering commitment to the freedom of our brothers and sisters in South Africa.

From 1960 to 1995, Nigeria has alone spent over $61 billion to support the end of apartheid, more than any other country in the world, according to the South African Institute of International Affairs. The country has never let go of any opportunity to denounce apartheid, from the boycott of Olympic Games and Commonwealth Games to the nationalization of British Petroleum assets in 1979.

Unfortunately, our brothers and sisters in South Africa have not been grateful to Nigeria. When Mandela passed away in 2013, Nigeria’s president was not even given the opportunity to speak. At the same time, the representatives of the US and the UK, two countries supporting the apartheid regime, were in the spotlight. Nigerians still need visas to travel to South Africa, while the French, who used to back the apartheid regime, can just buy a ticket and go wherever they want.

Maybe, apartheid has not yet ended in South Africa.

Hahahaha thank you but won't read this , I know our history and don't need a naija to tell me. Where are you going with all this