360degreess:
Oby should cover her big head in shame..The funniest thin is that majority of those killed are your people.. Buhari that you're always attacking boycotted WEF..to show his concern..

360degreess:
Oby should cover her big head in shame..The funniest thin is that majority of those killed are your people.. Buhari that you're always attacking boycotted WEF..to show his concern..

Glink2018:
There's no justification whatsoever that you can write to defend your presence at the WES...

Just apologize and move on...if you're not there ,they will not miss you....
Your country is not represented and you went there as a guest speaker....

360degreess:
Oby should cover her big head in shame..The funniest thin is that majority of those killed are your people.. Buhari that you're always attacking boycotted WEF..to show his concern..

costandi:
I seem not to get. By boycotting the WEF (not a south African event) because of your animosity with the host nation, what is your gain? I understand that it can be seen as a show of protest, but is there much that can be achieved by this. However, going by her statements, speaking at the event openly about these dastardly acts would bring it to the world's attention.

Jaqenhghar:

LOL. So this makes Buhari a better man. You people dont even know the difference between genuine concern and eye service. No wonder the country is in this mess. I swear I pray Buhari carries on long after 2023. You people need this suffering

Antinatalist:


Only sensible comment I've read here so far. Nigerians disgust me with their hypocrisy and profound foolishness.

Jaqenhghar:

Brother. Their matter tire me. I thought hardship makes people somewhat smarter but the reverse is the case.

costandi:
I seem not to get. By boycotting the WEF (not a south African event) because of your animosity with the host nation, what is your gain? I understand that it can be seen as a show of protest, but is there much that can be achieved by this. However, going by her statements, speaking at the event openly about these dastardly acts would bring it to the world's attention.

costandi:
I seem not to get. By boycotting the WEF (not a south African event) because of your animosity with the host nation, what is your gain? I understand that it can be seen as a show of protest, but is there much that can be achieved by this. However, going by her statements, speaking at the event openly about these dastardly acts would bring it to the world's attention.

Antinatalist:
I still remember the way this woman fought hard during the Chibok girls saga. To an average Nigerian, the only form of protest they respect is cancelling a meeting or a show. Whether you're going to to address the issue, they don't care, just do your eye service and cancel the show so that they can be happy.

I know this is not the right time to bring this up, but people should never be quick to forget how we treated Ghanians in the 80's. The "Ghana Must Go" movement was so xenophobic that almost all foreign countries in Europe and Asia called it the "Height of human rights violations". We maltreated Ghanians and reduced them to second class citizens. Scores of people died and lost their properties.

Even the " Ghana Must Go" bag we manufactured just to spite and shame them is still in use today. Is that not the height of Xenophobia? Do we have any Right to called any country Xenophobic if we are to be honest with ourselves?

What is happening now is not peculiar to African countries or black people, the German's did it to the Jewish people, the government of Turkey did it to the Armenians, etc. .

I expected the President to attend that event and use that opportunity to dialogue with SA leaders. The youths will always be mischievous and the bad ones among them will definitely highjack the event to loot for their selfish interest. It is only intervention from the government that can end this madness not lip service and media trials.

Antinatalist:


I still remember the way this woman fought hard during the Chibok girls saga. To an average Nigerian, the only form of protest they respect is cancelling a meeting or a show. Whether you're going to to address the issue, they don't care, just do your eye service and cancel the show so that they can be happy.

I know this is not the right time to bring this up, but people should never be quick to forget how we treated Ghanians in the 80's. The "Ghana Must Go" movement was so xenophobic that almost all foreign countries in Europe and Asia called it the "Height of human rights violations". We maltreated Ghanians and reduced them to second class citizens. Scores of people died and lost their properties.

Even the " Ghana Must Go" bag we manufactured just to spite and shame them is still in use today. Is that not the height of Xenophobia? Do we have any Right to called any country Xenophobic if we are to be honest with ourselves?

What is happening now is not peculiar to African countries or black people, the German's did it to the Jewish people, the government of Turkey did it to the Armenians, etc. .

I expected the President to attend that event and use that opportunity to dialogue with SA leaders. The youths will always be mischievous and the bad ones among them will definitely highjack the event to loot for their selfish interest. It is only intervention from the government that can end this madness not lip service and media trials.

bayulll011:


people with this mindset are generally retard.
boycotting the event show a lot of solidarity and send strong message to the government of south africa,why do you people think in this country.
Critical reasoning is a must for all our kids in school please.

Unik3030:
for someone that blocked the road n did many things during the bring back our girls issue to attend this summit, it speaks more about her personality as a mischievous n attention seeking clout. it obvious all she needed during the bring back our girls campaign was money n attention. n here she is in South Africa cos of d small change involved, some disappointment were just blessing in disguise. just imagine she emerged d president in d last election am sure she will even order south African police to jail n kill all Nigerians. useless woman

HabaHaba:


I'm not sorry to say, this is purely from a politically hateful persona. You obviously hate this woman, and thus, you are cashing in on her current mistake with the WEF.
Haba, make a few statements about her errors not make her look like the Devil before her political admirers.

Haba! Haba!

IdioticNLmods:

Not necessary.. Everyone is against her even her own people so please stop being stupid.
Thanks

lx3as:


Be deceiving yourself! So the protests and blockage in Abeokuta last month about xenophobia was about looting? Also the burning of mtn store in Ibadan was looting of Igbo store?
I know you would definitely defend your sister.

Cowards! Was that the reason no single placard carrying protest in the East?
I was amazed to see patriotism and protest in Akwa Ibom. Dó you think your peopl
e in SA are happy with your inactions...?

xpool:

Mind you I am Igbo, and you should hide in shame. Forget you fake defense. We are the new cowards on board

Glink2018:
There's no justification whatsoever that you can write to defend your presence at the WES...

Just apologize and move on...if you're not there ,they will not miss you....
Your country is not represented and you went there as a guest speaker....

danuzochukwu:
We Nigerians that are bashing this woman are the real hypocrites. What has the government done for the past five years that our people are being massacred, maimed and properties destroyed. Are they just waking up now because there are so many uproar in Nigeria about this recent killing? The woman has just explained herself that her main reason of being there is to place that particular issue on table to the world leaders. She is not there on a party organized by south Africans, but by world leaders and that is a perfect platform to further draw the attention of the world to the the plite of Nigerians and other non indigens in South Africa. Furthermore, I'm completely in support of Nigerian government's boycott of the invent, but they should do more to force the South African government to act very quickly and stop the dastardly act of violence by their miscreants youths. Countries like USA and UK would had reacted appropriately since last five years that this particular incident of xenophobia lay it's ugly head. But because of the larcadastical attitudes of
our government they waited till the killing and destruction became an endemic.

Tflex01:


Really wish you guys can say the same thing if it was a Yoruba politician and not label him a betrayer.

hypocrites.

Unik3030:
nnamdi kanu, where are you when we need u most? tell boys to give this woman small yam now

Antinatalist:


I still remember the way this woman fought hard during the Chibok girls saga. To an average Nigerian, the only form of protest they respect is cancelling a meeting or a show. Whether you're going to to address the issue, they don't care, just do your eye service and cancel the show so that they can be happy.

I know this is not the right time to bring this up, but people should never be quick to forget how we treated Ghanians in the 80's. The "Ghana Must Go" movement was so xenophobic that almost all foreign countries in Europe and Asia called it the "Height of human rights violations". We maltreated Ghanians and reduced them to second class citizens. Scores of people died and lost their properties.

Even the " Ghana Must Go" bag we manufactured just to spite and shame them is still in use today. Is that not the height of Xenophobia? Do we have any Right to called any country Xenophobic if we are to be honest with ourselves?

What is happening now is not peculiar to African countries or black people, the German's did it to the Jewish people, the government of Turkey did it to the Armenians, etc. .

I expected the President to attend that event and use that opportunity to dialogue with SA leaders. The youths will always be mischievous and the bad ones among them will definitely highjack the event to loot for their selfish interest. It is only intervention from the government that can end this madness not lip service and media trials.