OkoYibo:
It is funny that a few Yoruba boys are making the South Africans running helter skelter.

Igbos are being killed in South Africa but the same Igbos chicken-out of protests and were calling the NANS students names.

This backbiting and disunity displayed by Igbos in this matter is shameful, pathetic and shows the kind of politics played in Igboland that has made Igboland a laughingstock.

Myhusband:



only fooool fight for Igbo those miscreants are highly incorrigible. I'll rather fight for ani.mals than protest or raise any issue against those hate filled imbeciles

OkoYibo:
It is funny that a few Yoruba boys are making the South Africans running helter skelter.

Igbos are being killed in South Africa but the same Igbos chicken-out of protests and were calling the NANS students names.

This backbiting and disunity displayed by Igbos in this matter is shameful, pathetic and shows the kind of politics played in Igboland that has made Igboland a laughingstock.

LordSamuel:
who send you and why are wailin?wailer...,/u/ will dye a miz.rable dea.th for Igbo matter. yeloba use.les afonja

Fourwinds:
i went through the whole front page i noticed you were the only one who actually comprehend the message of the SA high commission.... The South Africa representative is selfish and inhuman... He only seek protection of South Africans citizens and property here in Nigeria and shied away from preferring solution to the incessant killing of Nigerians in South Africa ...

And the very useless Nigerian Government won't to take on a mutual bilateral relation....which is "Rob my back i rob your back "

kudos to NANS and shame to Federal Government

jrusky:
Oh SA now show concern bah? May thunder strike them dead this early monday morning.

So you bastards think Nigerians are fools isn't

More is loading.......we will keep you at your foot in a way that will hit you badly bitchs.

I blame our govt for all the nonsense. I thought Jonathan was a slow leader till I saw Buhari who is so dumb and slow than a snail in making tough decision.

Let SA pray someone like me don't pick interest in politics if I manage to near seat of power I will bleed country like SA with no mercy and any country that shed *innocent* Nigerian blood will pay huge prize for doing so it's a promise. Enough is enough.

zhike:
If you burn South Africa companies in Nigeria, who will suffer?. Nigerians who are employed by this companies will be out of work and join massive Nigerians in poverty. Reality is in Nigeria we need international investments from South Africa. Professional Nigerians in South Africa are not experiencing Xenophobia, the Nigerians that are experiencing Xenophobia are those useless ones who are roaming around the street of big cities in SA selling drugs and etc.

APOSTLECHUMA:
A MILLION THANKS TO OUR HAUSA AND YORUBA BROTHERS WHO HAVE BEEN PROTESTING THE KILLING OF NIGERIANS (WHO ARE MAINLY IGBOS) IN SA,WHILE IGBOS WHO ARE SUPPOSED TO LEAD THE PROTESTS, CONTINUE TO SIT DOWN DE LOOK.

LordSamuel:
Nans is a coalition of nigeria students from every tribe and mind you that after the yoruba students it's the igbo students in the s.west and i believe that a good number of the igbo students were among the prostesters. Igboland is not and will never be a laughingstock as you claimed... so go get a live.

LordSamuel:
/U/'ll dye a miz.rable de.a.th, that's what i said and it muz surely happen if you don't desist from Igbo matter and face the problem facing you use.les yorubastard of a stvpid afonja.

LegoMetahuman:
[s][/s]pile of garbage.

Myhusband:



Please learn to construct simple sentence before quoting Me. All this A for Apple thrash you're writing is nauseating in sight


Brain test should be free for someone like you

Mrlazarus:
With all due respect,South African government is wicked,selfish and unreasonably stupid.
Where was this "relationship" with the Nigerian government when their lazy bush people were killing hardworking Nigerians in South Africa,destroying their businesses.
So now that they are about to get payed back in their own coin,they start singing on top of their voice.
And is it true that Nigerian government has assured them of their safety in Nigeria? I don't believe our government would be so clueless to sell us out like that.I can't even recall Nigerian government making an impressive move over the killings of Nigerians in South Africa.

LordSamuel:
stay off my mention

LegoMetahuman:
[s][/s]i will stay in your mention to let the world know you are full of shiit.

OkoYibo:
It is funny that a few Yoruba boys are making the South Africans running helter skelter.

Igbos are being killed in South Africa but the same Igbos chicken-out of protests and were calling the NANS students names.

This backbiting and disunity displayed by Igbos in this matter is shameful, pathetic and shows the kind of politics played in Igboland that has made Igboland a laughingstock.

YoungHunter:
The Government of South Africa has expressed concern over the call by the National Association of Nigerian Students for the expulsion of South Africans and their investments in Nigeria.

The country made its feelings known in a statement by Counsellor in-charge of Political Affairs at the South African High Commission, Abuja, Anna-Maria Jojozi, on Sunday.

Jojozi said, “I wish to express my department’s concern regarding statements said to emanate from student organisation in Nigeria, calling for expulsion of South Africans and protests at South African owned businesses.

“We find these statements most unfortunate as they do not reflect the strong relations that exist between the people and Government of South Africa and Nigeria.


Jojozi said South Africa’s Acting High Commissioner to Nigeria, Mr Bobby Moroe, had held several meetings with the police and other senior government officials in Nigeria.

She added, “They have also assured us that South African citizens and their property in Nigeria will be protected.

“South Africa values the strong ties it has established with Nigeria and will continue to enhance these even further.”

https://dailyscoopers.com/xenophobia-south-african-government-reacts-over-threats-by-nans/