seppuku:


They denied it because the Mumu who responded to the news did not verify the information before blabbing his mouth because he was too emotional.

Again bringing up the accidental deaths of 84 Saffers and Boko Haram in comparison was as dumb a statement as you can get for a diplomatic spokes person. Your government hires a lot of illiterates into government and this shows in many a statements they make. aka DR beetroot!

All the Nigerian government did was to clarify the reason it recalled its diplomats.

NO, they knew they did shyt!!

Why are you getting emotional with that church 'accident/murder'

every country in the world should cut relations with nigeria for the shyt your people do in their countries.. would you be happy??

The question is why every African wants to be in SA ?? because their governments are fvcked up and live in horrible conditions...Africans who tallk a lot about humanity and better treatment but cant practice and get it in their countries. All they know is run to SA, Bunch of cowards who cant stand for their rights, but want to be treated like mini gods in SA. Must SA accommodate everyone and share the tittle we have them? BULLSHYT.

kgr28:

NO, they knew they did shyt!!
Why are you getting emotional with that church 'accident/murder'
every country in the world should cut relations with nigeria for the shyt your people do in their countries.. would you be happy??
The question is why every African wants to be in SA ?? because their governments are fvcked up and live in horrible conditions...Africans who tallk a lot about humanity and better treatment but cant practice and get it in their countries. All they know is run to SA, Bunch of cowards who cant stand for their rights, but want to be treated like mini gods in SA. Must SA accommodate everyone and share the tittle we have them? BULLSHYT.

See your xenophobia coming across.

Did they tell you it is only in South Africa that they have refugee and migrants. Excuses galor.

In Kenya they have Somali migrants

In Nigeria they have Niger republic, Chad and Cameroonian Migrants

IN Ghana they have Sierra leonian migrants

Should I continue....

It is only in South Africa where they have locked you guys up for centuries you believe you are doing something new. When will you wake up and understand and accept that migration is a human phenomena that exists and will never ever ever ever ever end!

Did some of your people not migrate from the North.

Are the Ndebele ZImbabweans not Kin to the Zulu people?

So don't you not have Shangaans who are South Africans by virture of border lines mapped by colonialist.

Excuses... Excuses.. Excuses.

Welcome to the 21st Century.... Apatheid was truly a horrible mind game.

***SHAME**** in South African accent

kgr28:


They told you, you dont know economics!!Nigeria collects small fraction because there are no working class people in Nigeria, Nigeria get its revenue from oil and Companies: Multinationals-few of them.

Oil price is down= Less Revenue.

Who said budget deficit is bad?? It is good for financial markets and local creditors.

Bwahaha... Who said I don't know economics? The working class of Nigeria is well above the total population of South Africa. You are talking about the middle income earners, they are there but not well represented.

Oil is not internally generated revenue. Please, go and learn basic economics before coming here to dispute what I am talking about. However, I am not an economist but I know a tad on what I am talking about.

Budget deficit is bad because there will be higher taxes and lower spending in the society. There will be higher debt interest or increase in national debt. It can lead to inflation,etc. The fact that you are not seeing how those factors will impact your country and the reason why your primitive people are running around the streets like rabid dogs looking for foreign immigrants to kill speak volumes of your understanding on the proposition of a budget. You are living in a society based on welfare system. Smh... Lazy human beings.

To further compound the national ridicule, both the Presidency and the Minister of Foreign Affairs denied ever recalling the Nigerian Ambassador to SA making a fall-guy of the PS in the ministry.

How i wish we could actually fast-forward to May 29 today so i can heave a sigh of relief while waving good riddance to bad rubbish of a government!

Let our two countries settle this in a war; we will sell you weapons.
Bunch of loosers .

RSA:
Let our two countries settle this in a war; we will sell you weapons.
Bunch of loosers .

Do you think we are talking about war where people carry spears and shields like the Zulus? You don't know what you are saying. Nigerian army will decimate all your soldiers before you know it. Keep thinking that those polished metals you claim to be weapons in storage will help you.In the first case, no good pilots to use your decaying Gripen fighter jets in the freezer or whatever! Bwahaha...

Let's take our Nigerian army and march on those smelling Townships to teach Zulus some lessons of sanity for once. They are getting on my nerves for goodness sake. We need to do it once and for all to shut those South African noisemakers and xenophobes! Jeez!

MduZA:


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hope d plan is to start with ur very own siblings

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something s needs to seen in order to....... u know d rest
so I believe umuntu uyomenywa

Home Affairs ‘battling to deal with influx’

May 3, 2015 at 07:00am

By Siyabonga Mkhwanazi

Johannesburg - The tide of illegal immigrants flowing into the country has stretched Home Affairs’ inspectorate to the limit, leading the department to plead for more resources.Home Affairs director-general Mkuseli Apleni, right, enjoys a light moment after briefing the press. Picture: Masi Losi. (Credit: INDEPENDENT MEDIA)

Home Affairs director-general Mkuseli Apleni told MPs this week that his 700-member immigration unit was unable to cope with the “thousands” of illegal immigrants a day who entered the country.

In 2005, the department’s revamped National Immigration Branch was launched to offer a specialist, professional and hi-tech service to incoming foreign visitors and clamp down on illegal immigrants.

The inspectorate is a division of the immigration service.

Apleni told the joint meeting of the committees on police, home affairs, small business development and intelligence this week that his unit’s meagre budget of R181 million was far from adequate for the work involved in tracking down illegal immigrants across the country.

The inspectorate unit was key to stemming the influx, he said.

While some experts have put the number of illegal immigrants in the country at “millions”, Home Affairs says it has recorded more than 330 000 in the past five years.

This figure refers only to foreigners who, since 2010, have overstayed their welcome in South Africa after the expiry of their visas.

But MPs have questioned this figure, saying the true number is “much higher”.

Commenting on the sidelines of the meeting, Apleni repeated that that the R181m budget was simply too small to cope with the influx.

He said there were 700 inspectors – far fewer than the number needed.

The department was planning to appoint a further 170 inspectors.

Yet even this extra number was minuscule in relation to the need, Apleni said.

The inspectorate would need far more people if it was to cope with the growing challenge of illegal migrants.

In his presentation to MPs earlier, Apleni said the inspectorate needed far more funds.

“We have been asking all along for more resources,” he said.

“The Department of Home Affairs has 10 000 staff members, and just 700 of those are in the inspectorate.

“We have 52 million people in South Africa whom we look after from cradle to the grave.

“If you look at the police, they have 200 000 members.”

Apleni said that the SAPS and Home Affairs had huge responsibilities, but unequal resources.

There were hopelessly far too few immigration inspectors to deal with the spiralling number of illegal immigrants.

“That is what we have been crying for in the budget.”

Apleni warned that Home Affairs would need “a lot more money” if it was to meet all the challenges.

He declined to give a figure for the amount of money needed to beef up the immigration inspectorate sufficiently to slow or contain the flow.

The department was briefing MPs in the wake of the xenophobic violence in the country. It also spoke about Home Affairs’ response.

MPs expressed serious concern about the country’s porous borders.

Apleni said that the planned border management agency, which would ensure effective control, would involve all role-player departments and agencies.

It was hoped it would begin work in the next two years.

Political Bureau

destined2love:


He he he ok
something s needs to seen in order to....... u know d rest
so I believe umuntu uyomenywa

Awungiyekephansi ngizidlalela neNaija lam bo..inkinga yakho umona..lol

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