Greenbirth:
One thing I hate from Nigerian arm robbers and kidnappers is that they always mess up when you needed them most. Now this is your opportunity to hammer shop rite and other south African owned business. Now see una life.

usless arm robbers na now dey suppose to blow oo

mimilogistics:
Nigerians are too docile, storm the streets, occupy MTN, Shoprite, DSTV offices and show some solidarity to your fallen brothers and sisters in SA let the world feel your pains and use it to send strong message to other nations that may want to repeat same in their nations, stop waiting for government alone

No be Nigerians dey work for the companies u mentioned. No be naija go lose Jobs!

Exactly my point. I wish the influential individuals in Nigeria can start promoting heavy protest and retaliation swiftly.

mimilogistics:
Nigerians are too docile, storm the streets, occupy MTN, Shoprite, DSTV offices and show some solidarity to your fallen brothers and sisters in SA let the world feel your pains and use it to send strong message to other nations that may want to repeat same in their nations, stop waiting for government alone

[quote author=mimilogistics post=81882313]Nigerians are too docile
Are you an American?

madridsta007:


If this was Trump, will he "send an envoy"? When he knows that if you hurt a country's economy, you hurt the elites and leaders? Begin the process of nationalising MTN, Multichoice, Shoprite; apply economic tarrifs on high value products from SA as they export more to Nigeria than Nigeria exports to them; call an emergency AU sitting.

You dont need to have a PhD in International Relations and Foreign Policy to know what to do. If Buhari can act decisively and rescue a Nigerian girl who was on drug offence in Saudi Arabia where drug offenders face the death penalty, then SA violence is a piece of cake.

Come on man, be sensible for once.
You need a STRONG statement. Else this violence will keep on happening.

A strong statement you say....
Nigeria is in no position to make such statements...... We carry out your reccomendation we stand to lose more than we gain...

The wealth of SA lies in the hands of their white elites... With billions in ties with non continental organisations.. They will wave our attempts at a bluff without a sideways glance..

A diplomatic solutions taking with rational heads devoid of emotions, as cold as it sounds is the way forward...

Though, it's common here.... You don't have to throw insults to pass your opinion across...

MANofMEN:
STATE HOUSE PRESS RELEASE

XENOPHOBIC ATTACKS: PRESIDENT BUHARI DESPATCHES SPECIAL ENVOY TO SOUTH AFRICA



President Muhammadu Buhari has noted with deep concern, reported attacks on Nigerian citizens and property in South Africa since August 29, 2019.

Consequently, the President has instructed the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Geoffrey Onyeama, to summon the South African High Commissioner to Nigeria and get a brief on the situation; express Nigeria’s displeasure over the treatment of her citizens; and assurance of the safety of their lives and property.

President Buhari has also despatched a Special Envoy to convey to President Cyril Ramaphosa his concerns and also interact with his South African counterpart on the situation.

The Special Envoy is expected to arrive in Pretoria latest Thursday, September 5, 2019.



Femi Adesina

Special Adviser to the President

(Media & Publicity)

September 3, 2019

Nigerians n S.A should stone and beat them if they see them

Today is 3rd and they are expected to arrive on 5th?
Shey na Australia them dey goooo?

Nigeria why?
I thought we are supposed to be the giant. How come we are now turning to the oppressed.?

Whats all this shits?
Na thunder go fire all of una make vote for this foolish buhari,
i repeat na thunder go fire all of una make vote for this fool called buhari.

So na now day break for your eyes abi?

You all rushed and voted for this dullard of a guy,
am really boiling with anger right now.

Had it been he was an active and a responsible president that always respond to the needs of the nation he would have responded since and not now.

Buhari you are a shame to nigerians but my God will expose you and all your useless generations to come bastared

blindjustice13:
of course not, evacuate all Nigerians in SA, recall our ambassador, close Nigerian embassy in SA, close SA embassy in Nigeria, cut all ties with the SA govt. Start from there and let it progress,its that simple, dialogue and diplomacy wont solve this, if it will all the efforts made over the years would have yielded results.

you have sense.. That's the only way but you know nigeria believe so much in this pan africanism nonsense. The fg wouldn't want to do that but that's the only way out, dialogue here and there can't solve a thing. And also because, their govt can't do a thing about the thing too, fg will have to also reaon with them. And if fg should send planes to evacuate them all from sa, many of them wouldn't still come. They'd rather prefer to die there instead. So the issue is just complicated.

mimilogistics:
Nigerians are too docile, storm the streets, occupy MTN, Shoprite, DSTV offices and show some solidarity to your fallen brothers and sisters in SA let the world feel your pains and use it to send strong message to other nations that may want to repeat same in their nations, stop waiting for government alone

You wouldn't storm any of those places u mentioned if any of your relatives Works there. Calm down and think of a better revenge that won't fall back on you.

I think buhary knows what he is doing. If Fulanis are in South Africa believe me bubu would have taken an action for long but guess what? Majority of affected people in South are Igbos, so he does not not care. The only solution is to reciprocate by condemning there business down here in Nigeria since government can not help.

Stevewonder004:
Today is 3rd and they are expected to arrive on 5th?
Shey na Australia them dey goooo?

Nigeria why?
I thought we are supposed to be the giant. How come we are now turning to the oppressed.?

I don't think your country has any regard for EMERGENCY.

mimilogistics:
Nigerians are too docile, storm the streets, occupy MTN, Shoprite, DSTV offices and show some solidarity to your fallen brothers and sisters in SA let the world feel your pains and use it to send strong message to other nations that may want to repeat same in their nations, stop waiting for government alone

Occupy abi take anything you can lay hands on

mimilogistics:
Nigerians are too docile, storm the streets, occupy MTN, Shoprite, DSTV offices and show some solidarity to your fallen brothers and sisters in SA let the world feel your pains and use it to send strong message to other nations that may want to repeat same in their nations, stop waiting for government alone

And you will be on nairaland cheering them.....

JimohMomoh:
Good one, part of my suggestion in the other thread.

To those suggesting attacks on Shoprite, 99.5% of the workers there are Nigerians, the mall housing the supermarket is mostly owned by state govt or private Nigerian investors, there are also Nigerian shops inside the mall.
MTN Nigeria is now like a franchise, majority of shares are owned by wealthy Nigerians according to Nigeria Stock Exchange.
Nigerians also have a major stake in Multichoice the owners of DSTV. Workers in DSTV Nigeria are almost 100% Nigerians.

We will only hurt ourselves and relatives if we burn down these companies.
Nigerian Government needs to acts now diplomatically, sanctions should be placed on SouthAfrica, high powered delegation should be sent to SA to provide relief materials to Nigerians affected and meet with the Nigeria community over there.

That is selfish thinking.

The Nigerians whose shops are looted, did they not. Contribute to the economy of South Africa? Did they not employ south Africans too?

Sometimes, war is the beginning of peace.

MANofMEN:
STATE HOUSE PRESS RELEASE

XENOPHOBIC ATTACKS: PRESIDENT BUHARI DESPATCHES SPECIAL ENVOY TO SOUTH AFRICA



President Muhammadu Buhari has noted with deep concern, reported attacks on Nigerian citizens and property in South Africa since August 29, 2019.

Consequently, the President has instructed the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Geoffrey Onyeama, to summon the South African High Commissioner to Nigeria and get a brief on the situation; express Nigeria’s displeasure over the treatment of her citizens; and assurance of the safety of their lives and property.

President Buhari has also despatched a Special Envoy to convey to President Cyril Ramaphosa his concerns and also interact with his South African counterpart on the situation.

The Special Envoy is expected to arrive in Pretoria latest Thursday, September 5, 2019.



Femi Adesina

Special Adviser to the President

(Media & Publicity)

September 3, 2019

slow, globally aloof President.

What a retardded response from a leader in a situation that has taken over a 100 of his citizen's life.

Sunofgod:
Propaganda......!

These actions (inactions) are that of a weak, inept & incompetent leader!

You've sent an envoy? To deliver a message?

If you had sent 10 machete's for our people it would have been better!

Pathetic President!

With all the drug money they've made in that country surely they can afford to but enough cutlasses to defend themselves

We need to stand up for ourself, because people keep losing love ones in sa, waiting for our government is like waiting for the water in the sea to dry . Stupid government.

JimohMomoh:
Good one, part of my suggestion in the other thread.

To those suggesting attacks on Shoprite, 99.5% of the workers there are Nigerians, the mall housing the supermarket is mostly owned by state govt or private Nigerian investors, there are also Nigerian shops inside the mall.
MTN Nigeria is now like a franchise, majority of shares are owned by wealthy Nigerians according to Nigeria Stock Exchange.
Nigerians also have a major stake in Multichoice the owners of DSTV. Workers in DSTV Nigeria are almost 100% Nigerians.

We will only hurt ourselves and relatives if we burn down these companies.
Nigerian Government needs to acts now diplomatically, sanctions should be placed on SouthAfrica, high powered delegation should be sent to SA to provide relief materials to Nigerians affected and meet with the Nigeria community over there.

U are an intelligent person

dangotesmummy:
Baba oponu.


Igbayi laro larugbo ensunkun koste

Am sure you are referring to your dad!

BloggerAdmin:
PDP blind followers wont see anything good in this?

Tell me one good thing about this nonsense news

StupidNLmods:
Send soldiers, We need them drilling and flogging those South African animals

And you think our armed forces are their match. Nigeria is not in anyway their match. engaging them in a warfare is like digging our own grave.

StupidNLmods:
Send soldiers, We need them drilling and flogging those South African animals

And you think our armed forces are their match? Nigeria is not in anyway their match, engaging them in a warfare is like digging our own grave.

TheDestroyer:
We thought Jonathan was incompetent but buhari just redefined incompetence. Ladies and gentlemen we are officially fvcked. Another propaganda move,walahi Abacha would have siezed MTN by now even OBJ would have done something.

some of you are just stupid, what do want buhari to do? U guys are on line protesting without a single action offline. You want buhari to give you go ahead before bring down the structures belonging to SA? I challenge all you guys to come out tomorrow and join me so we can destroy property and businesses belonging to S. Africans. I'm in abuja. By my creator I will take the front line .

2 days for a 6 hour destination

TILL 5TH HAAAAAAA. EMERGENCY SITUATION, YOU ARE PLANING TO REACH ON 5TH.

Big lie
Nothing will happen bcoz our useless govt is weak

JimohMomoh:
Good one, part of my suggestion in the other thread.

To those suggesting attacks on Shoprite, 99.5% of the workers there are Nigerians, the mall housing the supermarket is mostly owned by state govt or private Nigerian investors, there are also Nigerian shops inside the mall.
MTN Nigeria is now like a franchise, majority of shares are owned by wealthy Nigerians according to Nigeria Stock Exchange.
Nigerians also have a major stake in Multichoice the owners of DSTV. Workers in DSTV Nigeria are almost 100% Nigerians.

We will only hurt ourselves and relatives if we burn down these companies.
Nigerian Government needs to acts now diplomatically, sanctions should be placed on SouthAfrica, high powered delegation should be sent to SA to provide relief materials to Nigerians affected and meet with the Nigeria community over there.

Ur write up is too dull for my ljken

mimilogistics:
Nigerians are too docile, storm the streets, occupy MTN, Shoprite, DSTV offices and show some solidarity to your fallen brothers and sisters in SA let the world feel your pains and use it to send strong message to other nations that may want to repeat same in their nations, stop waiting for government alone

That is the problem. We are not united. When some folks abuse Nigeria and call it Zoo everyday, who will go and storm the streets? When churches preach hatred everyday against the other person, if your church member is not among why should you? when we talk about fulani herdsmen as if they are part of another country or putting all fulanis in the same basket as if they are all the same? How will an ordinary fulani man that is not a criminal come and defend xenophobic attack when he is attacked back home for what some criminal fulanis do? When you start your nonsense IPOB and some market women or traders decide to stay neutral but you destroy their shops and lynch them for not joining your stupidity, why should they now come out as a united Nigeria when these things were done to them by Nigerians? This is the result of all the hate, hate and open hate you spew daily. Now it is consuming all of us because we are not united.

ledaman:
Am sure you are referring to your dad!

U still lick ass

WEAK COUNTRY incompetent leaders

AS LONG AS IT DOSNT EFFECT THEM AND THEIR FAMILIES THEN IS OK


DULL PEOPLE IN LEADERSHIP WHOSE ONLY STRENGTH IS IN THEIR FELLOW COUNTRY MEN






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the best thing is to break ties with south africa and when the igbo versus yoruba stand out becomes open, we will know where to treat to mend their relationship