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FalseProphet1:
I see an underdog lifting this season's preimer league title, I see Manchester City not making top 4 this season.

This I have seen.

Werey

FalseProphet1:
I looked into the future and looked at the map of Africa but couldn't find Nigeria on it. This means that Nigeria's disintegration would come sooner than you expect.

I see Nigeria breaking into 7 different countries, I see the name Nigeria fading away from memory.

About your job, I see you abandoning it and traveling to Europe by see, I see authorities rescuing you on this high sea.

This I have seen.

Crazy prophet

He shdnt go to Sunday school anymore..
Gradually he will forget it

Nemesis0147:
Biochemistry……I survive for a living.

That course is a curse

EmmyNorse:
I studied biochemistry, but I'm presently into Automobile spareparts

Jeez man!
I did biochem too...am a nails technician

UK just looking for ways to keep ripping us off our naira.

Ironically the best relationship experts are single or divorced

Make them dey lie to themselves..
DSS is the worst govt institution currently

The charging port shd be changed.. but clean if first..use benzene or spirit with a brush....
There are particles in side the port

Samantha124:
Let me keep quiet because it seems like I just hit a nerve..

You didn't..
If u had...I probably won't even engage u in this discussion.
I hardly banter Nigeria vs SA wars..
Cause I know the truth..
Nothings gonna change..
Atleast I get to school u on this issue.
Shalom!

Samantha124:
I know that there are some Nigerian lecturers, teachers, and doctors... I came across some before... At least those ones we know their source of income.

But I just can't help but have negative thoughts whenever I see a Nigerian man driving a nice car and wearing fancy clothes... I just have this fear of the unknown, especially if he claims to be owning businesses.

I'm not trying to bash you guys or anything, that's why I'm hear to learn about you guys.

You have those negative thoughts because of the stereotypes that has been n will continue to be propagated...
Never assume anything.
Let me tell u a true life story..
There's this Nigerian here in mthatha...
He's a nail tech but the money he makes from UK49 bets.. is more than any money he had ever made in his entire life...
3 months ago. He won 1.1 million rand..
And March he won 220,000rand..
Now tell me if u see such a guy...u would assume he deals in drug??
U need to change ur mentality....
It only affects u n not those u loathe..
There will still be Nigerians doing drugs nomatter what....
But learn to start to see the good em especially when u see those in flashy cars....
Do u even know the prime sources of these so called drugs?
Who own the illegal drug labs in SA,??

Samantha124:
I know that there are some Nigerian lecturers, teachers, and doctors... I came across some before... At least those ones we know their source of income.

But I just can't help but have negative thoughts whenever I see a Nigerian man driving a nice car and wearing fancy clothes... I just have this fear of the unknown, especially if he claims to be owning businesses.

I'm not trying to bash you guys or anything, that's why I'm hear to learn about you guys.

You know the source of their money??
Do u know the source of Zulu and Xhosa people money?
You sound ridiculous right now.
Do u know my current source of money??
That u don't know people's source of money gives u no right to assumptions...
It's really a stereotype ya all shd stop....
There are so many side hustle people do aside drug deals..
Ya all shd look beyond that stereotype..
Infact there are more south African drug dealers in the game now.
And there are more drug related murders...
I live in the eastern cape.... and it now considered more dangerous than cape Town n joburg cos of these murders....
So many citizens and foreigners are into betting as a source of income...
That u don't see them work don't mean they do drugs.
Now tell me, in ur neighborhood how many Nigerians u know upclose n personal

Samantha124:
Woow! Aren't you tempted to join those brothers of yours who deal drugs?

Don't they also make a mockery of you when they see you? Because I know most Nigerians are arrogant people and like showing off.

Do u know the population of Nigerians here in SA.
Imagine if we all see drug dealers..
Your country is finished.
Let me tell u less than 7% of Nigerians are into drugs...
We are artisans, professionals etc..
I have a SACE certificate.
Some of those barbers u see are graduates..
I repeat graduates with BSc or even MSc
There are Nigerian lecturers in Universities across SA including in Lesotho and Swaziland.
There are doctors in ur government and private hospitals all around SA.
So change ur myopic view about Nigerians living in South Africa.

Samantha124:
It seems like SA is the one making you sick because you didn't experience any of these while still in Nigeria..😂😂😂

And I'm surprised that there are Nigerians who do security jobs here in SA... Wow! This is new to me.

Lol did u think we all come here to deal in drugs?
Yes there are Nigerian doing security job to keep the body n soul together... not all of us have the guts to do drug deals....
Yes It was the change of environment (altitude) that caused those symptoms.

Did u post it here??

The guy na confirm flirterMan

White paper project...
Dream on

So if 50% reduction no apply... e for be double..
Na who this govt dey deceive?

mfm04622:
Nose bleed is a symptom of low blood pressure!
Go and check your blood pressure and know how to take care of yourself if you have low blood pressure!

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You are not totally wrong.. and not fully right.

It never happened to me in Nigeria but when I moved to SA, precisely when I relocated to the eastern cape...
It happened to me the day I was going to resume a security job in a town called Elliotdale...
Oh boy I just weak..couldn't breathe well.... e b like say i won die...
Had to tell the supervisor to wind down the glass
The second occurrence was a month later....I was traveling down to another town to do some financial transaction(wanted to send money home).
So I was in the car...and after few minutes, this thing started... I was feeling tired and couldn't breathe properly and was weak.. had to tell the driver to wind down..
The 3rd one happened when I was returning.. I hiked( what we call sole in yoruba). The driver noticed my inconveniency, and had to wind down ..I didn't even tell him... he observed..
Since then I get this things once In a while but the effect is light that I may not notice... only notice if am not busy talking or focus with something else....
Well I guess my body got used to high altitude now.. but if am in a car n there's no chance for little air to come in... I feel it but just a Lil bit for me to recover n increase the air that I breathe.
Well as for the nose bleeding, I don't bleed but sometimes see blood when I blow my nose.. this happened few months when I just moved to SA... it's never happened again.
Some South Africans experience this nose bleed alot

stacyadams:
Lol I had one client like that .....once him enter car ,I on ac,,few minutes after we go off am,him go comot shirt ,,begin sweat and throwing up and sick like say him wan faint join .no be once or twice

It first happened to me when I moved to SA... precisely the eastern cape.

Wannabenz:
I'm done with Church unless occasionally during Xmas season. I'm more about Africa traditional religion now.

You can still do it that way too.

Wannabenz:
Thank You

But you can decide to do more findings if u want o. The church way tho

aieromon:
Do you mind explaining what a hijacked building is? Is it an abandoned or uncompleted structure?

An abandoned building that people decide to be living or occupying it illegally.. without authorized used by the owner.

They are ur next Door neighbors as well as those from kzn and eastern cape..
Am sure u r aware

Your wife is an ogbanje or an initiate...
But no cause for alarm..
Enjoy ur marriage

E plenty for SA... dem SADC member countries dey chop this thing like mad

I dedicate welcome back by maze to him

Foolish APC dey give pdp mouth to talk

This government no want make poor man breath ooo.