Msauza: Now I hope that Naijapindish will understand that the quickest way for any foreigner to acquire citizenship is through marriage. All other avenues are taking long especially to my fellow uneducated Nigerians who cannot convince our government about their skills, so that they can be granted permanent residence permit and consequently citizenship after five years. The only way left for them is to marry whoever they see wearing a dress across the streets to make a wife.

Ignorant ranting!! You still cannot deal with the solid points provided. Until you get out of your Thokoza location you'll never be able to comprehend how foreigners are taking over your arena with the best jobs, houses, cars and bank accounts, without the South African wedlocks that you are so fixated on. Why would any informed foreigner spend five horrible and risky "married" years waiting just to be able to apply for permanent residency whereas he can apply instantly based on other grounds like exceptional skills and receive the permit 6 - 8 months after?!! Your Home Affairs officials can even fast-track the application with a few hundred rands wired to them Your brain continues to fail you!!

Long and short of the story is that you should spare your women all the insults because they choose to be with foreigners. Rather show yourself as exceptionally skilled as the foreign men who mostly become permanent residents on the grounds of scarce/exceptional skills among other grounds!!

Don't bother thanking me for the education. This one is free!!

Msauza:

So what is wrong about that permanent residence highlighted above? Once you marry SA citizen, it is unnegotiable that you will acquire permanent residence permit and eventually will be converted into citizenship after a year or so. Thus, what is your argument?

You are lost in your web of stupidity and I can't help you here! Sorry boy!!

BCraig:

Where might that be again?

This coming from a guy who is on all the threads where South Africa's name is mentioned

I have no doubt in my mind that in South Africa ceased to exist, you wouldn't know what to do with yourself.

You are better-off in your deserved place!! While there, look into your broken mirror while repeating your comments above to yourself!! Silly boy

Msauza:

So what is wrong about that permanent residence highlighted above? Once you marry SA citizen, it is unnegotiable that you will acquire permanent residence permit and eventually will be converted into citizenship after a year or so. Thus, what is your argument?

Two universities could not teach you enough? Kindly study your SA Immigration Act of 2002 as amended in 2004 ... Spend a lot of time on Sections 26 and 27. There you'll see clearly that being married to a South African is not a guarantee to permanent residency or citizenship.

In direct response to your wrong notion, it costs less in personal, emotional and financial investment acquiring permanent residency on other grounds than via marriage!! Even after my free education to you, your brain is still not responding.

Mr. Shibobo MsauZA, make sure to always keep the words "fully embedded" in your mind.

I rest this matter! Bring on the next!!

GidiNaijaPikin:

You are lost in your web of stupidity and I can't help you here! Sorry boy!!

You failed yet again. The most simplest way in South Africa to acquire permanent residence and eventually citizenship is through marriage. That route is even taken by the richest of your fellow Nigerians here in SA. So, do you think they have time to waste to explore other routes? Definitely, NO!!!

Msauza:

You failed yet again. The most simplest way in South Africa to acquire permanent residence and eventually citizenship is through marriage. That route is even taken by the richest of your fellow Nigerians here in SA. So, do you think they have time to waste to explore other routes? Definitely, NO!!!

Lost in your lonely world!! Where do you really live in? I feel so sorry for your ignorance in the face of all the articulated facts! And you reckon that they have not utiliesed the other paths? Save your young heart and soul from an early demise at the expense of xenophobia-driven notions!! Six+ years via marriage versus 6-8 months via other grounds ... which is faster? Abeg use your freaking God-given brain for once!!

"Fully embedded" is the word!! No time!!

GidiNaijaPikin:

You are better-off in your deserved place!! While there, look into your broken mirror while repeating your comments above to yourself!! Silly boy

A deserved place that you can't describe. Your comments are empty.

You are a child. Half-polished by South Africa. Now you think you know something. You're still Naai-gerian. And your time in Hillbrow won't change that. What could you possibly have to say to a South African?

Meanwhile when can we expect the Egyptian Army to bring the political crisis in Egypt to an end? Is military might always the ultimate?

GidiNaijaPikin:

Your truth is a self-indictment on your level of respect or lack thereof for the human rights and dignity of your fellow citizens. The TRUTH according to ZetDee, MsauZA and Tumisang ... is that majority of South African women are prostitutes!!

Does MAJORITY mean ALL in nigerian English? The only reason you've been jumping around liked a crazed monkey over this topic for two days straight is cause the one you're with fits our description! It doesn't matter how hard you try to twist our comments. Fact is, you lot would rather date, marry and procreate with SAn women despite their backgrounds than with your fugly nigerian women.

If our women truely loved you mofos, they would give your kids nigerian names, they would insist that you teach your kids your languages, they wouldn't hesitate to move permanently to nigeria...but instead they opt to only visit nigeria during xmas holidays...while all year round they're South Africanizing. your arsses to a point where you end up calling yourselves South African - Nigerians. Talk about dominance. Shame!

We all know that being with a SA woman is some sort of an achievement to you numpties. Just be happy with what you got.

Lol...you wouldn't. be a true nigerian if you didn't join the xenophobia chorus. So go on bobbe, sing your lungs out!

CraigB:

A deserved place that you can't describe. Your comments are empty.

You are a child. Half-polished by South Africa. Now you think you know something. You're still Naai-gerian. And your time in Hillbrow won't change that. What could you possibly have to say to a South African?

Pray that your future child doesn't grow up someday to call you a child!!

Word of wisdom little boy!!

Tumisang:

Does MAJORITY mean ALL in nigerian English? The only reason you've been jumping around liked a crazed monkey over this topic for two days straight is cause the one you're with fits our description! It doesn't matter how hard you try to twist our comments. Fact is, you lot would rather date, marry and procreate with SAn women despite their backgrounds than with your fugly nigerian women.

If our women truely loved you mofos, they would give your kids nigerian names, they would insist that you teach your kids your languages, they wouldn't hesitate to move permanently to nigeria...but instead they opt to only visit nigeria during xmas holidays...while all year round they're South Africanizing. your arsses to a point where you end up calling yourselves South African - Nigerians. Talk about dominance. Shame!

We all know that being with a SA woman is some sort of an achievement to you numpties. Just be happy with what you got.

Lol...you wouldn't. be a true nigerian if you didn't join the xenophobia chorus. So go on bobbe, sing your lungs out!

Never has a truer word been spoken.

The words hit far closer to home than the Naai-gerian idi*t would wish.

GidiNaijaPikin:


Pray that your future child doesn't grow up someday to call you a child!!

Word of wisdom little boy!!

We are yet you see even a single iota of wisdom coming from your side. You keep crying for South Africans to love you. In every thread that you visit, whether as All4Naija or Naai-jaPigoon. You keep singing the same song. One would swear that South Africans have an obligation to love you.

Begging and pleading for love.

Tumisang:

Does MAJORITY mean ALL in nigerian English? The only reason you've been jumping around liked a crazed monkey over this topic for two days straight is cause the one you're with fits our description! It doesn't matter how hard you try to twist our comments. Fact is, you lot would rather date, marry and procreate with SAn women despite their backgrounds than with your fugly nigerian women.

If our women truely loved you mofos, they would give your kids nigerian names, they would insist that you teach your kids your languages, they wouldn't hesitate to move permanently to nigeria...but instead they opt to only visit nigeria during xmas holidays...while all year round they're South Africanizing. your arsses to a point where you end up calling yourselves South African - Nigerians. Talk about dominance. Shame!

We all know that being with a SA woman is some sort of an achievement to you numpties. Just be happy with what you got.

Lol...you wouldn't. be a true nigerian if you didn't join the xenophobia chorus. So go on bobbe, sing your lungs out!

Small brains, no intellect!! When you can't handle an intelligent debate you basically become a rabid attack dog! Deal with the true facts of my comments!

It's your South African women you are insulting and denouncing here and not Nigerians of foreigners! Since you feel so strongly about your views ... Maybe we should help you announce to the whole world that ALL SOUTH AFRICAN WOMEN ARE PROSTITUTES AND ASHAWOS Hopefully we Nigerians will not be attacked on the streets of Nigeria when the news is out!!

South Africa ... the rainbow country of amagoshas and prostitutes a.k.a ashawos!! That's why SANDF goes to DRC to r.ape, molest and steal from prostitutes?

CrayFish brain!! Enfant terrible! Mothers do have you!

GidiNaijaPikin: CrayFish brain!! Enfant terrible! Mothers do have you!

Reduced to one-liners as usual.

Tumisang tuned you straight!

Speaking a lot less sure gets the poor CrayFish burning like hell!

GidiNaijaPikin:

an intelligent debate

Intelligent debate? Where?

I see your 98% failure rate brain has kicked in. You don't even know not to write "an intelligent debate".

You are yet to dazzle anyone with intelligence. It took Tumisang all of two lines to cut you up.

Look at you now. You're spinning in your small Hillbrow flatlet. Looking up and down the Telkom tower, trying to find your next retort.

And then the CrayFish brain throws others into the fray to share the heat of the fire! Fast move ... NOT!!

GidiNaijaPikin: And then the CrayFish brain throws others into the fray to share the heat of the fire! Fast move ... NOT!!

You're done. Stuck in Hillbrow with a prostitute that you can't even convince to move back to Lagos.

Why waste more time on you?

CrayFish and his Hillbrow attractions! Cry us the Limpopo River!!

You can't stop feeding on my excitement!! Meet me at Thaba Tshwane officers mess next month!! Let's see if you'll be able to vent all this anger in person!

And the boy seems to know the dingy corners and streets of his Hillbrow!! Nice!! But some foreigner must be having a moderate life living in that Hillbrow backhouse where you were born!

GidiNaijaPikin: You can't stop feeding on my excitement!! Meet me at Thaba Tshwane officers mess next month!! Let's see if you'll be able to vent all this anger in person!

More requests to get physical with CraigB.

You've been wrapped up for the day and are ready to sleep.

Any more words out of me will spoil Tumisang's beautiful work. Your whole mentality has been perfectly articulated by Tumisang in one, simple post.

Look at you. Three unanswered posts in a row. You're spinning! I'm sure that your prostitute wife will look less and less attractive after today.

Speak to locals next time! Go to bed. You're done here.

CrayFish's Hillbrow sisters and girlfriends are such "nice hostesses" for foreigners according to CrayFish, Shibobo MsauZA and Tumisang!!

Prostitute wife that CrayFish got married to? Chei!!

Physical with who? I'll buy you some free Fanta orange and pat you on the head for behaving nicely in my presence!
A bloody civilian like you ... fear no catch you?

GidiNaijaPikin:

Two universities could not teach you enough? Kindly study your SA Immigration Act of 2002 as amended in 2004 ... Spend a lot of time on Sections 26 and 27. There you'll see clearly that being married to a South African is not a guarantee to permanent residency or citizenship.

In direct response to your wrong notion, it costs less in personal, emotional and financial investment acquiring permanent residency on other grounds than via marriage!! Even after my free education to you, your brain is still not responding.

Mr. Shibobo MsauZA, make sure to always keep the words "fully embedded" in your mind.

I rest this matter! Bring on the next!!

This man here does not know a thing or two about immigration legislation in South Africa.
Here under is a complete immigration Act amended 2004
http://www.lhr.org.za/policy/immigration-act-13-2002-amended-2004

In South Africa we have an Act termed PAJA (Promotion of Administrative Justice Act) which regulate the actions of organ of states and in this case would be Director General of Home Affairs. The afore-mentioned act provide that the actions of organs of state should be responsible when they are administering the Act. Their action should always be deemed to be legal, procedural and reasonable.

Thus, even though the Director General has discretion "the use of may" under Article 26 and 27 (Subsections needed) to grant or deny the permanent residence to foreign husband, that does not mean foreign husbands married to SA citizens cannot be granted permanent residence. Remember that for any rejection of permanent residence to a legally married foreign husband, the DG will be forced to ensure if his/her actions are, inter alia;

-within the perimeters of the law
-were procedurally fair, and
-sufficient reasons should be given for failure to grant permanent residence to a good faith foreign husband.

It is however very seldom that such applications would be rejected to a good faith legally married foreign spouse.

GidiNaijaPikin:

Small brains, no intellect!! When you can't handle an intelligent debate you basically become a rabid attack dog!

That bobbe, just about sums you up. Thank you for the concession that you're indeed a complete M.ORON!

naijapikin your head dey dia. ten thousand gbosa for you. better don't lose sleep over these brainless maggots . am off

2smooth2shout: naijapikin your head dey dia. ten thousand gbosa for you. better don't lose sleep over these brainless maggots . am off

The "brainless" maggots have built a country far better than Naai-geria. The "brainless" maggots have built a military far better than Naai-geria's. The "brainless" maggots put forward far better arguments than Naai-gerians do. The "brainless" maggots are clearly better and far more advanced as a species.

The Naai-gerian humanoids are stuck in an era, sadly.

The era is called "when we were giants". The era hasn't arrived yet.

The hero of the day is CameroonPride, the gorilla slayer.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQ37lyT6u8Y

Nigerians and their empty chest beating, here are the top young millionares in Africa, as can be seen East and South Africans dominate the list.


Before reaching the age of 40, ten African
entrepreneurs are among the top
millionaires in Africa. While in their 20s
and 30s, many of the young entrepreneurs
launched multi-million dollar companies
after dropping out of school, quitting their
jobs, or because Africa was in need of such
business. Both male and female, here are
ten successful young Africans who are
running top businesses in Africa.

Mohammed Dewji, Tanzania, 38
Mohammed Dewji is the CEO and primary
shareholder of one of East Africa’s largest
industrial conglomerates in East Africa
known as Mohammed Enterprise Limited
(METL). Dewji’s father, Gualm Dewji,
founded METL as a trading company.
Gualm passed the torch onto his son who
was responsible for transforming the
conglomerate from a trading house to an
industrial power company. Based on the
company website, the METL Group
represents a business with a diverse
interest in trading, agriculture,
manufacturing, energy and petroleum,
financial services, and other businesses.
The company employs over 20,000
employees and generates an annual
turnover of $2 billion dollars.


Igho Sanomi, Nigeria, 38
Since 2004, Igho Sanomi has been founder
of the Nigerian trading company, the
Taleveras Group. The Taleveras Group
offers solutions in energy, power, and
construction services. Before founding the
Taleveras Group, Sanomi earned his
bachelor’s degree in geology and mining
and rose to the position of Executive
Director with Sarian Oil and Cosmos Oil
AG, an international oil trading company.
As Executive Director, he developed
trading operations and strategic alliances
with a major international oil trading
group in Switzerland. Now as the CEO of
the Taleveras Group, Sanomi turned the
company into an internationally
recognized energy and power
conglomerate that trades more than 100
million casks of oil and several million
heaps of gas, LPG, and jet fuel. The
company has offices in London, Geneva,
Cape Town, Dubai, Ivory Coast, Abuja, and
Lagos.


Quinton van der Burgh, South Africa,
36
Quinton van der Burgh Investments is an
investment holding company founded by
Quinton van der Burgh in 2008. The
company is an investment holding
company vested in coal mining and mining
equipment. Before Quinton van der Burgh
Investments, Van de Burgh headed the
family owned business, Burgh Group
Holdings, and began various other
businesses including Voda-Telle
International. Quinton van der Burgh and
the company have also launched two
reality television shows, Sharp Shooter
which is a South African reality show
featuring the world of photography and
Clifton Shores, an unscripted drama
featuring Van de Burgh about four
American girls who leave the US to live and
work in Clifton Beach, South Africa.


Gerald Wamalwa, Kenya, 38

After quitting his job as a civil engineer,
Gerald Wamalwa pursued his desire to
create his own business and founded
Mellech Engineering and Construction Ltd,
a construction and infrastructure
company focused on building projects,
roads, water, sewage projects, civil
engineering, and infrastructure projects.
Since launching East Africa’s primary
infrastructure and construction company,
he has increased staff from one employee
to over 30 earning a company gross of
over $11 million. Along with Mellech,
Wamalwa owns a Telecommunications
Service Company named ACP Telecoms
Ltd.


Sibongile Sambo, South Africa, 39
SRS Aviation, the first black female owned
aviation company, was founded and is
managed by Sibongile Sambo in 2004. SRS
offers professional and personalized flight
options to destinations all over the world.
It includes VIP Charter, tourist charter, and
helicopter services. At a young age, Sambo
had a desire to work with planes but the
air requirement for an air hostess
prevented her from doing so. However,
her dream to work with planes became a
reality with the passing of the Black
Economic Empowerment Act in 2003. The
passing of the act enabled people with
disadvantaged backgrounds to partake in
the economic world as entrepreneurs.
After her receiving family loans and work
experience, her very own airline company
was born. Now, according to Forbes, SRS is
a great success and makes an annual
revenue of several million dollars.


Khanyi Dhlomo, South Africa, 38
In the year of 2007, Khanyi Dhlomo
founded Ndalo Media, a 50-50 joint
venture with Media 24. Media 24 is the
publishing arm of Africa’s largest media
company known as Naspers and produces
The Africa Channel’s weekly news series,
Africa Journal. At age 20, Dhlomo’s began
her career in television while she was still a
student at the University of Witwatersrand.
She was a news presenter at the television
station owned by the South African
government, SABC. From there she
became an editor for one of the most
popular South African women’s magazines,
True Love. It was then that she founded
Ndalo Media. Ndalo Media produced
several publications including Destiny and
Destiny Man, popular South African
lifestyle magazines, Sawubona, an in-flight
magazine for South Africa Airways, as well
as online publications,
DestinyConnect.com and DestinyMan.com
which have become South Africa’s fastest
growing social networks for entrepreneurs
and businesspeople. Along with her
publications, Dhlomo owns Luminance, a
high end fashion and lifestyle concept
store in South Africa.


Patrick Ngowi, Tanzania, 28
Patrick Ngowi is the founder of Tanzania’s
leading solar brand, Helvetic Solar. Helvetic
Solar supplies, installs, and maintains all
types of solar power and thermal systems
in Tanzania and East Africa. Ngowi’s million
dollar business started with a small loan
from his mother. Ngowi began by selling
Chinese mobile phones. While selling
phones, he discovered Tanzanians craved
any access to stable and reliable electricity.
Helvetic Solar was then created and has
attracted clients such as the United
Nations, World Vision, and the Tanzanian
Army. Ngowi also provides basic lighting
services to the rural poor in Tanzania
through his Light for Life foundation.


Ken Njoroge, Kenya, 37
In 2004, Celluant was founded by Ken
Njoroge and his friend, Goke Akinboro.
Celluant is a mobile commerce company
that manages, delivers, and bills for digital
content and commerce services. Njoroge
had a vision to create Celluant after
quitting his studies in pharmacy opting for
a degree in information systems
management. His vision was to create a
fortune 500 company in Africa, out of
Africa and by Africans. Njoroge did just
that with revenues of over $120 million in
2012. Celluant can be found in eight
African countries with hubs in Kenya,
Nigeria, and Ghana.


Collin Thornton, South Africa, 35
While pursuing a degree in computer
science at the University of Witwatersrand,
Collin Thornton dropped out of school and
began raising funds for what is now the
million dollar computer fixing company,
Dial-A-Nerd. With the help from family and
friends, Thornton raised $1,000 (R5, 000)
to promote his company with flyers and
other promotional materials. From there,
Dial-A-Nerd has grown to be a company of
technicians who can repair, build, upgrade
or even replace PCs at customers’
premises. Dial-A-Nerd earns an annual
revenue of $10 million.


Alan Knott-Craig Jr., South Africa, 36
Based in Stellenbosch, Western Cape South
Africa, World of Avatar is a multi-million
dollar business founded by Alan Knott-
Craig Jr. As the son of the former CEO of
Vodacom, an African mobile
communications company, Knott-Craig Jr.
began first as the CEO of MXit, a social
media company and Africa’s largest social
network. Before Knott-Craig Jr. stepped in,
MXit was struggling and in need of
support, so he gathered nearly $50 million
(R500 million) in funds and bought the
company. Knott-Craig Jr. then founded
World of Avatar, a privately held
investment company interested in
companies that help improve lives and
build communities using mobile devices.
World Avatar acquired MXit that now has
over 20 million users, and also has
invested in other leading businesses.
Forbes. Ten Young African Millionaires to
Watch in 2013. Retrieved from: http://
www.forbes.com/sites/mfonobongnsehe/2013/07/15/ten-young-african-millionaires-to-watch-in-2013/