Chairman of House of Representatives’ Committee on Diaspora Affairs, Mrs. Abike Dabiri-Erewa has said that there was the need for Nigeria to reciprocate South Africans’ treatment on Nigerians. She said although we have (IBTC) here, the country have refused to allow Zenith Bank and Union Bank to set up business over there, Dabiri-Erewa said no Nigerian can be allowed to start opening business in South Africa as DSTV and Shoprite is doing here, such person will be frustrated. According to her, because Nigeria has not taken a strong action, it will continue to happen.

Meanwhile, Nigerians who are interested in returning to their country have been told to contact the Nigerian High Commission in South Africa, as the country will begin evacuation of its citizens from South Africa this week over xenophobic attacks on immigrants from other African countries.

PS: This article is a summarized version of the original news

Source: http://thesummary.com.ng/index.php/component/k2/item/402-xenophobic-attack-abike-dabiri-tells-nigerians-to-reciprocate-south-africans-treatment

Maaami abeg make we start from naija here... shoprite dey my area oo... meanwhile FTC things... oya #shoki ah shoki































This land is not for sale by any means




Pls beware of Iskilu my prodigal son

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Huh!!

Our government is to blame.

Hmmm..

Gbam..................m

We all know what the south Africans are doing is bad for their economy and we shouldn't make the situation an eye for an eye sort of a thing.




Don't forget mtn, stanbic and shoprite are big employers of labour in Nigeria and south Africans are doing themselves a great disservice with the their actions.

You can't strengthen the weak by weakening the strong.

Give a poor lazy man one million, in a matter of time, he ll come back to square one.


Even if every all foreigners leave south Africa today, it doesn't and wount make them great.


An eye for an eye makes the whole world go blind

sammieguze:
We all know what the south Africans are doing is bad for their economy and we shouldn't make the situation an eye for an eye sort of a thing.

Don't forget mtn, stanbic and shoprite are big employers of labour in Nigeria and south Africans are doing themselves a great disservice with the their actions.

You can't strengthen the weak by weakening the strong.

Give a poor lazy man one million, in a matter of time, he ll come back to square one.

Even if every all foreigners leave south Africa today, it doesn't and wount make them great.

An eye for an eye makes the whole world go blind

I understand your submission but would you have said this if someone dear to your heart was killed like so many have been killed?

Some of these South Africans deserves a measure of the type of meal they serve. Until we deal decisively with them, there is no ending to Xenophobic attacks.

I don pack go dey stay with my cousin wet dey near shop rite.... In case... So I will be the first

No greater revenge than allow them to crumble and crush under their strong supposed economy.


Killing other south Africans will not bring back the dead bro

nerodenero:

I understand your submission but would you have said this if someone dear to your heart was killed like so many have been killed?

Some of these South Africans deserves a measure of the type of meal they serve. Until we deal decisively with them, there is no ending to Xenophobic attacks.

rather we replicate their BEE laws and policies that discouraged our zenith banks, GTB from establishing in SA.. walahi its the best response... MTN should allow 70% ownership to Nigerian businesses men..

sammieguze:
No greater revenge than allow them to crumble and crush under their strong supposed economy.

Killing other south Africans will not bring back the dead bro

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It would be a miracle if Nigerians are not the worst hit when the attacks subside and overview is taken to check the extent of damage.

This is an eye-opener on the need for our government to wake up from their years of slumber and put measures in place that would ensure Nigerians live in Nigeria.

When the chips are down, Nigeria is our country and only Nigerians can reposition the country. Besides, the task of rebuilding the country is a task that must be done.

That is an issue for every nigerian though the Crux lies with our leaders sha.

An average Nigerian is perceived to be a 'scammer' in countries where they sell all their properties just to acquire visa to go to.


An average leader is corruption personified yet we seek change....


Lets hope our leaders stop pursuing selfish interest and start having the love of our country at heart.


Imagine what 2trillion naira used in campaigning ll go?

nerodenero:
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It would be a miracle if Nigerians are not the worst hit when the attacks subside and overview is taken to check the extent of damage.

This is an eye-opener on the need for our government to wake up from their years of slumber and put measures in place that would ensure Nigerians live in Nigeria.

When the chips are down, Nigeria is our country and only Nigerians can reposition the country. Besides, the task of rebuilding the country is a task that must be done.

Just do it!

She is saying the truth!!!! Who d hell are they. All there shops n business unit should be shut already! Ki lo fe fa oshi