₦airaland Forum

NaijaPikinGidi: Just like Jacob Zuma as your leader. Boardroom figurehead. No brain.

Msauza: What about your Nigerian woman who are selling themselves to SA men on daily basis? I wonder if they even get tired of being screwed everyday by different men. Bwahahahahaha!!

Msauza: Agaugust and Naijapindish have this impression that South Africans are only black. South Africans are.
1.BLACKS (Zulu, Xhosa, Setswana, Ndebele, Sesotho, Sepedi, Siswati, Xitsonga and Venda)

2.WHITES (English, Greek, Portuguese, Jews and Afrikaans)

3.COLOUREDS (English speaking and Afrikaans speaking coloureds) and

4.ASIANS (Chinese and Indians)

So, please stop focusing only on one race because SA is not Nigeria but a rainbow nation.

agaugust: South Africa's beautiful ladies are running after Nigerian educated and skilled men who have jobs and our Naija boys are s.crewing their ladies from both 'front and back' position on a daily basis as wives or 'experimetal objects' while the lazy and illiterate south African men are as helpless as I.mpotent morons watching while Nigerian men S.uck the 'cow milk' out of their fine women .


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NaijaPikinGidi: He managed to pass his MBA by studying hard through brain exercises like teaching South Aficans the importance of common sense.

How many missionary schools? And how many of your grandfolks got educated? They surely were very busy back in those days, slaving away in the mines for your Aparthied masters!

agaugust: .



for every 10 south Africans that gets a job in Nigeria, about 1,000 south African illiterates have lost a job to an educated and skilled Nigerian worker .

86% literacy and south Africa is begging medical doctors from tiny Cuba to come help and take over south African hospitals and also Nigerian doctors in hundreds have opened new private medical clinics in south African and now employ illiterate south Africans as floor cleaners.

South Africa's beautiful ladies are running after Nigerian educated and skilled men who have jobs and our Naija boys are s.crewing their ladies from both 'front and back' position on a daily basis as wives or 'experimetal objects' while the lazy and illiterate south African men are as helpless as I.mpotent morons watching while Nigerian men S.uck the 'cow milk' out of their fine women

I don't believe that south African literacy figure they post here.


About 90% of the pre-apartheid era blacks are illiterates shut out of the educational system by their racist white boer and Anglo masters .


An intellectually wasted generation and majority group in south Africa. All still alive drinking 'cool drink' beer while immigrant Nigerians with technical and professional education and work skills take over the citizens jobs everyday

literacy in south Africa simply means being able to write and spell your father's name. You get counted among the national figure of 86% literacy .

agaugust: .

An intellectually wasted generation and majority group in south Africa. All still alive drinking 'cool drink' beer while immigrant Nigerians with technical and professional education and work skills take over the citizens jobs everyday

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NaijaPikinGidi: Amazing how you'll go the length to prove your failure levels! Your effort to drag in other countries is a waste of time. Ever heard that downgrading benchmarks can never equate to upgraded brains? Weak brain capacity is the reason for the overruning of your base by SELEKA! Enjoy your 33% pass mark!!

AwodwaGyanOniwe: Drewza
WE SAW THIS ON eNCA AFRICA NEWS, US ARMY SAYS THEY WERE IMPRESSED WITH S.A. ARMY
THE TRUETH IS SELEKA,M23(crying already), HAVE NEVER TESTED THE FULL MIGHT OF "MIGHTY SANDF" AS I SAID THE ZULUS,VENDAS,AFRIKANERS,ENGLISH SA,INDIANS SA,CHINESE SA,XHOSA, TSWANA,SHANGAAN ETC..WEREN'T THERE SELEKA KILLED FEW CHAPS FROM BLOEMFONTEIN.

THE TRUETH IS ONCE WE Bleep THEM UP SOON WE WILL BE CALLED DICTATORS

GidiNaijaPikin: Again, even with Nigeria's high population there are far more literate Nigerians than South Africa can ever aspire to educate in several decades! Nigeria's 61% rate is easily 300% the number in SA (put at 86%) ... hence, an upwardly mobile workforce, a highly competitive economic outlook and lots of room for local knowledge and skills development in Nigeria. Point is ... your literate population is grossly overstated especially when you have 33% as a pass mark . And there'll never be an end to Nigeria's so called illiterates taking your jobs and educating you all!

Msauza: Rooivalk always had its original engine built by South Africans, but the engine was not that powerful to the level they hoped for. So, to save time for yet another tiring project and costs, they had to collaborate with french company which were already specialist of Aerospace to upgrade their engine parts. So what is your argument? Bwahahahahaha!!

sambos994: Here we go again...troll central...

Msauza: INDIA have adopted 33% pass mark system but have far greater brains than Nigerians. I quote from the source:

The qualifying marks in each subject of external examination shall be 33% . However at Senior School Certificate Examination,in a subject involving practical work, a candidate must obtain 33% marks in the theory and 33% marks in the practical separately in addition to 33% marks in aggregate, in order to qualify in that subject.

For further reading:

http://www.indiaeducation.net/cbse/grading-system.aspx

drag_on: i never said anything about that my friend,read my very first post.

drag_on: last post on this:
Sigh i guess some Africans cant see around a bend.....
SA EXam few to no south African qualifies and they spend year after year trying.
Nigerian Exam: Far more travel to study,qualify and achieve their dreams even though they spend an extra year.
Do you see the apparent illusion of greatness now?

drag_on: entirely true and untrue is not the same.

drag_on: @bcraig
---Your opening statement was that my statement was untrue. ---
quote where i said that son

drag_on: i modified the post to show that your statement about south africa is not [b]entirely[/b]true.check the link
http://www.manchester.ac.uk/international/country/africa/south-africa.htm and compare with the wiki link.
again read from the university link :Entry requirements vary according to subject, but are typically in the region of AAAAB–BBBBB.

drag_on: do the maths(simple probability).the % of students that score an A in a single subject and then a B.then the probability of scoring AAAAB-BBBBB that is an average of 70-75 passing grade.Then check you National passing grades.

paniki: All respectable universities will have high entrance requirements, so I wouldn't be surprised if that varsity also has a AAAB requirement for its home students. I don't know of any South African doing engineering at a SA university with less than straight A's. The point is the the SA qualification is good enough for direct entry while Nigeria is not trusted. Pointless arguing against this.

drag_on: Good grief, is deductive reasoning that hard?what i am saying is this;for most South Africans that direct entry is an illusion.

zetdee: Where does your 3% figure come from? Whats percentage of Nigerians qualify to bridge?

drag_on: let me help you,3% of south frican students can score aaaab-bbbbb so the rest will keep trying year after year to enter and fail,while Nigerians only need 1 foundation year.Have you finally deduced what i have been implying?

drag_on: i guess induced reasoning is a bit hard over there.My post suggest that what you posted is not entirely true because you did not add specific parts that suggest it is next to impossible for your country to get those scores.

drag_on: first of all i never said you need an extra year,You need (typicaly) 4'a's and 1'B' to 5'Bs' for entry.now compare that with your average 30 for pass,or just check the wiki link.

drag_on: this is a copy/paste from the website:

General requirements for undergraduate courses
Five passes at one sitting in the National Senior Certificate are considered to be suitable for direct entry to undergraduate study.

Entry requirements vary according to subject, but are typically in the region of AAAAB–BBBBB.

For entry onto certain subjects, particularly Science or Engineering degree courses, academic Schools may ask certain for subjects (usually Mathematics and Physics).

drag_on: lol you still need an AAAAB-BBBBB grade as an entry requirement.can't you read.

drag_on: i modified the post to show that your statement about south africa is not [b]entirely[/b]true.check the link
http://www.manchester.ac.uk/international/country/africa/south-africa.htm and compare with the wiki link.
again read from the university link :Entry requirements vary according to subject, but are typically in the region of AAAAB–BBBBB.