₦airaland Forum

onumaegbuikenna:
Guys lets all stop arguing, ONE LOVE!!!!!!


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Msauza:
Nigerians are the world no 1 drug peddlers more than any country on the mother earth.

FighterPilot:
That's true, of all Nigerians in SA, almost 80% of them are drug peddlers. Those monkeys sell drugs to our small kids and tell them to experiment with drugs. Just last year one of those monkeys was caught by the mob welling drugs to small children. I could feel for him when he was beaten up until at Bosman where he was forced to walk nake.d on the streets of Pretoria. He was beaten with a plastic cane until the police came. The monkey was saved by the police.

Msauza:
Narcotic drugs, mumu.

Msauza:
You are dreaming, the only best thing that Nigerians do here is to sell drugs and nothing else. The pakistanese, Bangladeshi, Ethiopians, Somalians do fairly well than Nigerians.

DieVluit:
Fine, replace "company" with "businesses" to your heart's content. Without strong businesses, Nigerians are seizing no economy. South Africans on the other hand own swaths of the Nigerian economy, via businesses.

DieVluit:
Not "start". They already stream into South Africa. And without strong companies, they are not seizing any economy.
South Africans on the other hand own swaths of the Nigerian economy, via companies.
The only way Nigerians can be business minded in South Africa is via drugs and p1mping.

DieVluit:
Not "start". They already stream into South Africa. And without strong companies, they are not seizing any economy.
South Africans on the other hand own swaths of the Nigerian economy, via companies.
The only way Nigerians can be business minded in South Africa is via drugs and p1mping.

DieVluit:
Logical fallacy. The fairyland argument is a straw man and it doesn't change the fact that there are Nigerian refugees streaming into South Africa.

iterator24:
they didn't question the 'unreliable' GDP stats we provided world bank lol

Msauza:
Nigeria does not have a reliable data. They do not take data of anything, it is just estimations, as corroborated by my dad, a professor.

DieVluit:
Tourism means a general belief that the leisure travellers will be safe and that they will have a good time. Tourism means everything. Travelling for leisure means everything. Nigeria has travel warnings against it and is also a source of refugees into neighbouring countries, coupled with refugees into South Africa.

DieVluit:
But the number of tourists and Nigerian refugees disagrees with you.

Msauza:
Still the place is always untidy. Most Nigerians buy their meat from there. It is only the middle class who always runs to Shoprite and Spar to buy fresh juicy SA imported stake.

Msauza:
Still the place is always untidy. Most Nigerians buy their meat from there. It is only the middle class who always runs to Shoprite and Spar to buy fresh juicy SA imported stake.

Msauza:
Zartech cannot be everywhere every time. What about the one in your market? In SA we have butcheries everywhere and we normally do not only buy meat at a specific place.

Msauza:
Your meat from the market bought from those butchers with smelly armpit looks dirty to me and to even South Africans. You can never sell the meat that has not been inspected and stamped. You can never sell meat from an open market where there is lot of flies. That is unhealthy and dirty. The meat stuff must be packaged and wrapped or must be inside the cooler to keep it away from flies.

lezz:
Christo Wiese, is an Anglo-Dutch who founded shoprite in southafrica.
The trouble now is that Mr. Wiese has to invest out of southafrica where his company has a better chance at survival and growth.
Over in South Africa, Mr. Wiese is being ordered to employ unqualified and unemployable blacks from zulu-natal, Xhosa and Tswana to fill up the hierarchy.
Failure to comply will amount to licence denial or government witch-hunting.
And that's where Nigeria comes in. Having the biggest market and economy on the continent with the highest concentration of millionaires and billionaires, Mr. Wisese flew into Nigeria as an economic refugee in escape of the parasitic, savage bantus and Zulus.
Ever wonder why Mr. Wiese is building shops in book haram's north east?
He thinks the brutality of book haram a practice session compared to the savagery and uncouthness of the Zulu kingdom.

DieVluit:
Logical fallacy, thank you.

That you rarely see this happening does not prove that it isn't happening. All it proves is that you don't see it. A totally different issue.

Come back when you can put together a coherent argument with no fallacies.
As it is today, you wasted five pages making no point.

Msauza:
So you are used to eating that dirty meat from the market which is often mixed with dog meat

DieVluit:
You can't be producing enough meat, if you import lots of beef. Every importer imports with the objective of making money.
Why are you raising the white flag? I know! Because you have no point.

DieVluit:
What a rubbish post. Lower in comparison to what? There is nothing intelligible in your post.

Msauza:
Do you mean goat meat.

Msauza:
Do you mean cheap fruit juice. We normally do not buy that cheap palm wine called juice.

Msauza:
Nigerians enjoy this juice a lot from SA.

Msauza:
Evarn stop telling lies. You know well how scares is the beef in Nigeria. You only eat goats which in SA cannot even be sold.

DieVluit:
They use them to make juju?

DieVluit:
No - you accepted that you had no point:



LOL the facts state that you import tons of meat from South Africa.

Msauza:
If you are referring to this quality Tropika juice, then you are lying. I know there is a plenty of this juice in Nigeria imported from SA.

DieVluit:
In other words, your post about production:
1. was pointless; or alternatively
2. has been killed.
A waste of both time and life dealing with it was.

Msauza:
@DieVluit- Nigerians know nothing about beef portions like T-bone steak, Sirloin steak, Chuck, Rum steak, Chops, etc. They use an axe to cut the meat into pieces. If you ask for T-Bone, the butcher will be surprised.