illicit:
Nice place

Ikillbrokehoes:
No one gives a damn dude, y'all want Nigerians to rent the property so that you can kill them right?(xenophobia) Your plans will never work, since every Nigerians over there that are rich are a threat to y'all.

TMKsouth:


[s]Actually, I want you to rent it so I can expropriate it without compensation Zim-style, in my jealous drug-induced state

Anyway, any rich Nigerian that flaunts their wealth in people's faces in SA like you typically do in Nigeria will definitely attract criminals. Don't blame the general population for that.

But don't worry bout that Ikissbrokejoes, coz u a broke-S nigga [/s]

Ikillbrokehoes:
Gibberish! total balderdash!
you are too stale nigga, you can do better.

wiseone28:
Nonsense thread..

How does it concern us?

TMKsouth:


Whack trolls with zero intelligence have adopted the scratching out of previous posts since time immemorial That's what's stale.

Now say something interesting, I wanna be skooled by the master.

wiseone28:
Nonsense thread..


How does it concern us?

Ikillbrokehoes:
And this is funny because it's coming an unintelligent broke and jobless nigga who still lives under the roof of his parent, and someone who's obsessed with anything Nigerian and envy us, get a life nigga.

Ikillbrokehoes:
I wonder oh, the boy no just get sense

TMKsouth:


(Eyeroll)... Okay, I'll be nice.

“We have seen several of those citizens flock particularly to Cape Town to enjoy the summer months here and have also seen a massive influx of clientele from the African continent, high net-worth Nigerians in particular,” he said.

“This has mainly impacted the short term rental market of luxury properties.”

Seeff (real estate company) said that sales to foreign buyers have included the UK, Switzerland, China, Malaysia, Italy, the US, the UAE, Nigeria and Greece.

wiseone28:
Oh so you believe a Nigerian can rent this?



I thought you said we are only good at worshipping white boys?


Are you that broke to rent it yourself?

I remember you once asked me if i have eaten.

Ikillbrokehoes:
Leave the lazy and jobless coon, who is controlled by his white masters; the modafvckers are so ungrateful, the countries who helped them to kick out apartheid are the same countries they are kicking out of there country, ungrateful burukutu drunks, they only know how to drink and have sex, nothing is inside there brains.

the other time they complained that Nigerians and other Africans have take over there jobs, why won't they take over there jobs when they are very lazy and unproductive.

TMKsouth:


Talk to your finger that always clicks on my threads.

MrSamsung:


I always want to engage you in a fruitful discussion about a particular topic and a touchy one because you seem to be a reasonable folk, but you always deflect it.

wiseone28:
Oh so you believe a Nigerian can rent this?

I thought you said we are only good at worshipping white boys?

Are you that broke to rent it yourself?

I remember you once asked me if i have eaten.

TMKsouth:


Ok, let's engage - I'm familiar with your moniker . Thanks for the compliment, I am reasonable - don't mind my dark side, it's only troll induced.

MrSamsung:


It's about the ethnic composition of South Africa.

Do you guys feel threatened by Afrikaans and Zulus in terms of domination by these two ethnic groups?

In straight terms, is there tribalism in Southy just like in Nigeria and how deep is it?

TMKsouth:


Nice question

Afrikaans

I would say Afrikaans is no longer a threat, in fact the Afrikaners are now the ones on the defensive. For example, they feel like the ANC government is attempting to abolish the language by doing away with Afrikaans-only schools and universities, or that there's a white genocide in SA.

In reality, the government is just rectifying the injustices of the past where Afrikaner societal institutions were preferred over everyone else. To this day they use their language to exclude others, like saying english-speaking people have to learn in Afrikaans in their institutions. The government is saying the institutions should be dual medium to reflect the communities they exist among, and most black people are unwilling to speak Afrikaans.

Zulu

In terms of Zulu, they are the most tribalist of all the black groups and have a political party based on nationalism (Inkatha - IFP), which waged brutal black-on-black violence at the dawn of democracy. Even Jacob Zuma's reign as president was characterized by hints of Zulu nationalism even though he's an ANC politician. But even then he was elected by a cross-section of society.

But the country strongly guards against tribalism just as we do with racism, and power is distributed fairly among the different provinces (which are representative of the different tribes - hence all 11 languages are official in SA). Since 1994 (democracy) we've had 5 presidents from 4 different tribes, and they came in through a free, fair and peaceful ballot.

In all I would say the country doesn't have a tribalism problem, but I think Zulus could possibly pose a future threat but we'll just cram them into KwaZulu-Natal and refuse them visas into SA - after all they constitute less than 20% of the population. The rest of the tribes get along just fine. But I guess with the Zulus tamed there'll spring up another majority tribe (Xhosa perhaps) that will begin to feel superior - it's just human nature.

Nigeria

Nigerian tribalism is on other level my guy I don't even know how to describe it. Compared to Nigeria there's absolutely no tribalism in SA.

MrSamsung:


I love your candid response and how you didn't shy away from the question.

As for the Afrikaans, the country should continue in their just cause, they will finally get used to it.

You are right with the last statement that as compared to Nigeria, South Africa is not tribalistic. Tribalism and its resultant effects makes me hates Nigeria. While on the other hand, South Africa was one of my preferred destinations BUT xenophobia killed that desire.

I still love Southy though but from a distance. And I won't ever forget, one of the books that made me fall in love with your country is Tell Freedom by Peter Abrahams. I love that book. You have a great country man so you should be proud.

TMKsouth:


And what did you say for me to respond in that manner? Probably something about how I'm lazy and live in a shack. Don't act innocent.

Nairaland is a fun information sharing platform with over 6 million topics, so why does mine irk you so much? You're just practising your own form of xenophobia, that all.

MrSamsung:


I always want to engage you in a fruitful discussion about a particular topic and a touchy one because you seem to be a reasonable folk, but you always deflect it.

TMKsouth:


Thanks for the last line, it's much appreciated . On the flip side many South Africans can argue that's why there are elements of so-called xenophobia, because they are trying to protect that greatness from outsiders who don't conform to our standards and ethos.

You seem really cool, you should still visit SA man - most of the country is safe and welcoming to tourists (even Nigerians). It's only when you begin associating with bad apples or wanting to impose Nigeria in SA that you'll get into trouble.

I should get a copy of Tell Freedom, initially thought of Cry, the Beloved Country

You should checkout Cherished Olivia on YouTube. She's a Nigerian living on SA with very candid views. I love her!

wiseone28:
you now change tone

Ikillbrokehoes:
That dingbat isn't reasonable at all, he's one of the dumbest south Africa nigga I've ever seen, with that his dumb girlfriend that follows him around