₦airaland Forum

WannaHowzit:
Now over to you to admit you're a world class street pooping ape.

WannaHowzit:
I'm a potty trained ape. You're a world class street pooping ape.

WannaHowzit:
Go enter Orania and poop in the streets coz that's what you do best.

WannaHowzit:
Go poop in a public gutter.

Samantha124:
I don't know anything about xenophobia happening in SA.

When some South Africans try to chase illegal criminal immigrants out of the country, the media labels them xenophobic, the same way Nigerians are being labeled scammers by the same media... I don't know what's xenophobic about that...

Some of these legal migrants will also take part in tarnishing the SA name by posting fake videos and pictures online just so South Africans can be seen as bad people... Just like what happened in 2019, most pictures and videos that got posted were fake and some were not even from South Africa.

And what triggered the protests was that a South African taxi driver spotted a Nigerian national selling drugs to some South Africans, as the taxi driver tried confronting the Nigerian national, he shot the taxi driver and killed him.. So SA taxi drivers got angry and started protesting and trying to chase out all the illegal criminal immigrants.

KingCold:
And I actually see these attacks coming back because right now, there's a strong anti-Nigerian sentiments growing due to that Sizo'kthola TV show.

Samantha124:
Okay..

Samantha124:
When I first got to know about P Square, I didn't even know that they shot most of their music videos in SA... I heard a classmate of mine back in 2012 playing beautiful onyinye and I liked it, that's how I got to know about onyinyechukwu... ... And I just started liking their music from then on.

I still have the song 'beautiful onyinye' up until this day..

I don't know Ckay.

KingCold:
The bolded

Samantha124:
Honestly, nothing... Like I said, I got to know about the Igbo tribe by listening to the likes of Flavour, P Square, Ada, and Sinach.

I also like your native attires, they look nice...

femisplash:
Go back and cry on the laps of your SA puppeters and when they wipe your criminal ass, you turn around and label them xenophobic.

Samantha124:
Personally, I developed an interest in the Igbo culture because my favourite Nigerian artists were Igbos.

My favourite Nigerian gospel artists are Ada and Sinach, and they too are Igbos.

Each time I'd hear a word I don't understand but like, I'd google for the translation... Nollywood also plays a big part in putting Igbo on the map, it's like most Nollywood actors and actresses are Igbos.

Most South Africans know some Igbo words from Nollywood and Nigerian music... ... They're not necessarily good, but they know few words here and there.

Samantha124:
Personally, I developed an interest in the Igbo culture because my favourite Nigerian artists were Igbos.

My favourite Nigerian gospel artists are Ada and Sinach, and they too are Igbos.

Each time I'd hear a word I don't understand but like, I'd google for the translation... Nollywood also plays a big part in putting Igbo on the map, it's like most Nollywood actors and actresses are Igbos.

Most South Africans know some Igbo words from Nollywood and Nigerian music... ... They're not necessarily good, but they know few words here and there.

femisplash:
Exactly what you're made up of, typical ibo mentality of hiding his own sins while crying of victimization.

femisplash:
Typical ibo buttlicker, have you told your SA puppeters that it was ibos that destroyed the foundation this country through the first ever bloody coup, killing leaders of other ethnic nations but sparing that of ibo leaders. Have you informed them how your forefathers betrayed southern alliance to form a govt with your hausa/fulani overlords. Have you also inform them how an ibo man destroyed our regional structure to impose the current unitary federalism & also that some selected ibo men were used by then military dictator to scuttle the best election in '93

Samantha124:
I learned the meaning of ' Chineke mme' long before I even knew about nairaland... Igbo is the most popular language to ever come out of West Africa, just like Zulu is known in southern Africa.

How did you know about 'O botse' if you didn't know anything about Sepedi??

Nwanne, I know I'm mara mma onyinyechukwu..

I used to be a big fan of Flavour and P Square when growing up they taught me a bit of Igbo...

Samantha124:
Oh! So you're an Igbo?

Chineke meee!

Samantha124:
Oh! So you're an Igbo?
Chineke meee!

Enny2013:
First buy a gift... and start getting closer...

CodeTemplar:
Like for Sense and Share for Nonsense.

You forgot that part today?

SuperOnyi:




You're probably wondering why I approach her looking like that? Yes, I did that intentionally because:

1. To show those guys that there's nothing special about walking up to someone, it doesn't have to be "sex" all the time.

2. To show her that she's not better than anyone there, because the attention was surely gonna get into her hand.

She was utterly surprised that I was so confident and looked her directly in her eyes but didn't give a fúck about her phone number.

Some Ghanaian guy ran out to go get her number and offered it to me, and of course, I rejected it. Another handsome guy took it and was embarrassed when he met the lazy girl...

She told him me "I'm sorry but I'm not your type" ( )...

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