South African Girl High On Drugs: These Nigerian Drug Lords Must Go Back Home - South African Man Says

A South African man has blamed Nigerians for high rate of drugs intake and drug business in South Africa.

The man, LeboK, was reacting to a video of A young South African lady that is very HIGH on drugs and said Nigerians must leave South Africa for corrupting their children and destroying the lives of their kids.

Reacting to the viral video, Lebok said:

"These Nigerian drug lords must go back home. They are destroying our Childrens lives. SA owes them Nothing...."

Watch the video, see more photos and reactions from other South Africans.

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Source: http://www.thefamousnaija.com/2019/09/videos-south-african-lady-high-on-drugs.html?m=1

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This is exactly what Mexicans did in the US. If Nigerians are really into drug, deport their asses back home but don't blame the entire Nigerian immigrants because of the ills of the few.
I know that many Nigerians especially my tribesmen in SA aren't into legit business, let the truth be told.

I pity the parents of those kids.

J111333:
This is exactly what Mexicans did in the US. If Nigerians are really into drug, deport their asses back home but don't blame the entire Nigerian immigrants because of the ills of the few.
I know that many Nigerians especially my tribesmen in SA aren't into legit business, let the truth be told.

I pity the parents of those kids.

Who are your tribesmen?

Would Nigerians tolerate this if the reverse were the case?

GavelSlam:
Would Nigerians tolerate this if the reverse were the case?

They might,

Our standard is really low out here.

AntiBrutus:


They might,

Our standard is really low out here.

You have a point I guess.

GavelSlam:




You have a point I guess.

Yeah. True. Its actually a valid point. Afterall some lowlifes voted the aso rock dullard

J111333:
This is exactly what Mexicans did in the US. If Nigerians are really into drug, deport their asses back home but don't blame the entire Nigerian immigrants because of the ills of the few.
I know that many Nigerians especially my tribesmen in SA aren't into legit business, let the truth be told.

I pity the parents of those kids.

Your Tribesmen!!! Your type is Nigeria's problem,while Drugs' is SouthAfricas problem

They are being objective here giving blame to seven themselves, Something most Nigerians can't do. BTW the person calling @MBuhari there be like say im no know.

We must know that Nigerians doing drugs in sa re foot soldiers.... The main importers re white South Africas,indians,etc South African authorities cant touch them.

Do no drugs!

GavelSlam:
Would Nigerians tolerate this if the reverse were the case?

codeine was only stopped for a while in the north, didn't mean emzor was asked out of the country.....why blame Nigerians for trading illicit drugs when the government should have prevented that if they know their own won't stay off drugs....anyway God give us d wisdom of Solomon

J111333:
This is exactly what Mexicans did in the US. If Nigerians are really into drug, deport their asses back home but don't blame the entire Nigerian immigrants because of the ills of the few.
I know that many Nigerians especially my tribesmen in SA aren't into legit business, let the truth be told.

I pity the parents of those kids.

to do what back home?
please south Africa Should imitate Saudi and Co

so there are no drug dealers in south africa before nigerians started traveling there?


do we still have nigerians in that shithole?

LoL... I knew the people coming home weren't the drug dealers

the cost of real hard drugs in SA is very expensive

If an average youth over there(which usually have no job ) can afford them and now teens that means somthing is more to it.

They are collectively failing at their parenting.

Drug business requires : Supplier,transporters,middle men(including street dealers) and consumers.

High percentage of the consumers in SA are jobless,cut out the middle men(that they are claiming are only nigerians) and this consumers will take over as middle men cos they need the supply.

2way out:
cut out the transporters which must include a great deal of your people in government or working for your government. and re orientate your community against drug and have parents take their rightful position in raising their children. if you raise your kids bad or with wrong ideals even if they dnt see people to sell drugs to them they will invent alternate ways to get high.

Nigerians are highest mover of drugs in SA right?,why then are they not based in Nigeria which is safer for them and be doing the drugs here because very high percentage of the youth are raised morally right from beginning(at 20yrs sef make your papa see or hear say u drink alcohol talk of cigarette ur own don be ) or is it youth wey never chop and has bills to pay(heard SA government are paying their youths too) that will pull 3 to 5k to go buy drug to take untop wetin na

J111333:
This is exactly what Mexicans did in the US. If Nigerians are really into drug, deport their asses back home but don't blame the entire Nigerian immigrants because of the ills of the few.
I know that many Nigerians especially my tribesmen in SA aren't into legit business, let the truth be told.

I pity the parents of those kids.

can you explain how the nigerians beat your smart security agencies to sell drugs? Or how do they get the drugs? Are your certain your government officials are clean in this? Perherps you cant reply.

Stay out of hard drugs.
Please read my signature below

Foolish South Africans as lazy as wall gecko, they can only castigate Nigeria but can't see our back, we are better than them but their government is better than ours.. But in a sense of reflection I will suggest that some Nigerians should one day look at themselves in the mirror and say, Why I'm I doing this to myself and bringing shame to Nigeria the finger that feed you..

Spit to you all drug dealers soiling the already battered image of which your linage was involved... Shame unto you...

Okay

Oja >:

Ok

When you start blaming other people for your problems and challenges, it means you are not ready to advance.

Are Nigerians forcing them at gun point to buy drugs? I don't understand.

They wan start again..

I wish every Nigerian would leave and you would realise that their drug problem would remain the same.