₦airaland Forum

edon21:
Right now I am in doubt if you are literate.
Didn't they teach you math?
Come on. Do the math... 62 percent of 200million Vs 95 percent of 55million . Which one is bigger??
Let me assume that your conception wasn't a mistake or maybe a rape from a Boer.

edon21:
Naturally Nigerians are travellers, explorers, business men and women.
But they still go to your home country and beat you. To the extent South African complain that they take away their jobs with superior certificates

TMKsouth:
Of course, not now. But this will be remembered for a long time that China is not a friend.

TMKsouth:
So far we were hearing stories by other Africans. Now that South Africans are also affected i fear the backlash for the Chinese in SA is gonna 100X worse.

TMKsouth:
South Africans of different races living in Guangdong and Guangzhou in China have detailed to Eyewitness News how they have been humiliated and discriminated against while being forced into quarantine for 14 days at a hotel despite testing negative for COVID-19 with no explanation.

They complained of discrimination, saying they were isolating Africans and placing them in quarantine amid the COVID-19 outbreak on the African continent.

ENGLISH TEACHER

On Friday, Laurike Wilkens, a Johannesburg resident who works as a teacher in Foshan in the Guangdong province, was put into mandatory quarantine with no explanation as to why.

“Six men showed up at my house, telling me I have to go into quarantine and I only have an hour to pack my bags."

"I have been asked to provide details of when I arrived in the country - a copy of my passport and visa".

FREE STATE PROVINCE

Meanwhile, a Free State mother from Harrismith – who wanted to remain anonymous – also told EWN she was forced by the Chinese government to do a COVID-19 test at a local hospital at a specific time. She also doesn’t know why she has been flagged by authorities there.

“When I arrived there, I realised we were only Africans there,” she said.

CALLS TO BE EVACUATED

The Chinese embassy in South Africa told EWN on Tuesday it noted and paid “high attention” to these claims.

The embassy said miscommunication between the authorities might have contributed to mixed messages, but insisted all South Africans were treated with the same rights as locals.

Many South Africans have indicated that they would want to be repatriated home if the opportunity arose.

https://ewn.co.za/2020/04/15/south-africans-say-china-is-discriminating-against-africans-over-covid-19/amp

edon21:
[bSee what your poor education system has done to you. I asked you for numbers and you are giving me percentages. U ain't gonna run from this one.
Again, which country has more literate people in numbers. South Africa or Nigeria.
You can also do the math with those percentage and give me an answer. Remember that that percentage for South Africa is not the recent one. I want 2019[/b]


At least my fathers walked through those struggles but didn't surrender their land, Wives, authority and integrity to the whites like your cowardly father. .mu father is still in control.
What about your father, how many strokes did they give him. How much did they order him around. Are your white masters forcefully sleeping with your sisters? This question is in present tense cause you are still serving your father's masters

edon21:
These are facts
Nigeria has more literate people than South Africa
Nigerian students have better performance records than South Africans thus Nigerians are brighter
Tell me, why does South Africa import doctors again? Why are there more than 700 Nigerian doctors in South Africa? How many indigenous doctors do you have?
Nigeria outsmarts South Africa in international competitions of every grade level
Nigeria has more innovators than South Africa
Nigeria is the most educated migrants in the usa
Nigerians have multiple inventions
In South Africa, blacks are the least educated
Assessing quality of graduates, Nigeria beats South Africa hands down.

edon21:
which country has more literates? Nigeria or South Africa?
meanwhile remember that your daddy was disenfranchised, beat and molested by your white masters. Technically, he was a slave right

BadBradley:
this Zulu dumbtard doesn't know it's advantage Nigeria when South African companies set up shops on the country.

They are economic asylum seekers and we can squeeze South Africa diplomatically when push comes to shove.

After enough pleading and begging Nigeria dropped off heavy chunk of the fine it imposed on MTN.

During the xenophobic attacks, all your companies here distanced themselves and pleaded with your government to rein in the situation.

Mr literacy, you're indeed dumber than your father who was just a Zulu butler to the Boers.

BadBradley:
you mean the master who ran to Nigeria when we sanctioned MTN for letting unregistered subscribers use the network.

Within 24 hours South Africa's shares dropped to an all-time low. The South African government sent a high-powered delegates to plead for leniency?

You're the worst fool humanity will ever have to deal with. A collosal waste of human flesh.

MTN that has prepared plans to sell MTN Nigeria to Nigerians?

Zulu when last did you read any stuff other than Nairaland?

BadBradley:
I know you will fail this little test just like your father failed you. Didn't sacrifice anything for you. That's why you ended up an angry Zulu squatting on a Nigerian digital space for 7 years barking line a drooling homeless dog.

Zulu, type jaceblaze and economic vagabond on Nairaland search query and everywhere you made that post will appear.

I already did. And guess the result?

It proved your disenfranchised father gave birth to someone worse than he was.

Cheap backwater, honour-less thief!!! That's the result for you.

BadBradley:
demonized son of a dead illiterate disenfranchised slave, MTN is a government company, not of black South Africa. When your government set your passmark to be 30 percent, it is because most black South Africans have your level of literacy.

BadBradley:
show us where you used the word economic vagabond before.

BadBradley:
coincidence?

I called you an economic vagabond and your very next post in reaction, you used the same exact phrase? You don't read my post?

So being disenfranchised was not the only shortcoming of your father?

He didn't reach you honour, integrity, dignity and pride? Well, I guess a slave has no virtue to pass down the line of future slaves.

What a lifeless idiot have I been conversing with?

Shameless, honour-less petty thief!

BadBradley:
After I called jaceblaze and economic vagabond , he immediately coined it as if they were his own original coinage.

What does it prove? Jaceblaze takes my words to heart and they bear strongly on his Psyche.

Secondly, he's a fan, a shameless one I'm not proud of.

I'm not proud of Zulus by the way. They are a disgrace to freedom. www.nairaland.com/attachments/11365432_screenshot20200415131157_jpegd1547a2ddd709d4cc5b9bd64f05ff2c2

edon21:
Yea nigga ain't gonna force you to be wise.... remain FOOLISH., seriously..
Show everyone your 30 percent pass mark brain drain products.

BadBradley:


Jaceblaze is hurting real bad now. @ the bolded, did you just use economic vagabond after I used it on you in my last post? Where's is your shame, son? No wonder my words cut you deeper, they are imprinted in your soul and you lack the penmanship to band words together. What a low shameless whelp.

Listen son, I butcher Zulus for sports. Pastime. And there's no better time than this lockdown period for me to scalp dumb, slowtards Zulus, coronally

Listen, your folklore hero, Shaka, was a half-nakked, swear-weilding and tree-hoping savage who charged at Europeans with machine guns while he was only armed with a poisonous spear. Trademark Zulu dumbtard he was.

What was the result? Zulus were murdered and chopped like kebabs!!!

Did Zulus learn? Nope, 1976, same thing happened Zulus were cut down like trees of Deforestation. We studied it in literature in the novel Nightfall In Soweto .

Then Mandela, he spent all his productive life in jail trying to free Zulus who are foredoomed to be slaves, carrying less than the average IQ of humans of any other group.

Nearly 30 years after the death of Mandela, you're still poorer, more ignorant and more savage than your forebears who shared common habitat with chacma baboons.

You're not just carrying the DNA properties of parents who had no motivation or ambition more than fucckking like wild rabbits, and rearing generations whose social and economic conditions are below a cattle breeding ground.

Now have you received your apartheid compensation from the ANC or you're just on a Nigerian platform arguing with children whose fathers freed your slaving shiftless daddy from the yoke of apartheid?

Jaceblaze, get your priorities right!

Your only legacy you're leaving for the unfortunate idiots who will called your kids are your rants on a Nigerian forum against people you owe incalculable debts.

How do you like me, son?

edon21:
yo ain't got any problem with you quoting text but you gotta quote the right ones B

edon21:
No I didn't make a mistake. You shared it here right. How foolish is it to spread unconfirmed information to people. Have you made a single research about what he said? ?

XhosaNostra:
I'm on the heavy side of things, so yeah. I get pretty riled up

IKR! What a disappointing disaster "twenty-plenty" has been so far. Smh. Wish I could wake up next year.

edon21:
Jaceblace one thing about you is that you are always bold and encouraged to blab nonsense. This stupid write up here shows your height of ignorance, foolishness and lack. Of interest to learn. Although I don't expect much from you cause y'all in South Africa have 30 percent pass mark brains. That's why you can't calm down to reason things out.
If you are ever gonna quote me on this, make sure that you are you are in your right state of mind . If not , I'll just ignore.

XhosaNostra:
Hopefully, it won't come to that. A couple of days ago, I got myself Stuyvesant through jika-jika It was R100 a 20! I'm down to my last two. Anyway, this overhyped year has been nothing but hell so far. And I thought 2019 was pretty high on the crap scale, but this one is quickly gaining momentum.

XhosaNostra:
It'll only be polony sandwiches lol.


It's so stressful but hang in there. 15 more hellish days to go. However, I heard that Ramaphosa will be giving his decision on alcohol this Friday. If he allows alcohol sales, perhaps they'll put the rest back on the shelves. It's desperate times

XhosaNostra:
It'll only be polony sandwiches lol.


It's so stressful but hang in there. 15 more hellish days to go. However, I heard that Ramaphosa will be giving his decision on alcohol this Friday. If he allows alcohol sales, perhaps they'll put the rest back on the shelves. It's desperate times

XhosaNostra:
Lol, thanks.


You're invited for lunch, there's nothing left I'm eating my frustrations away, I'm out of gwaai This lockdown is showing smokers & alcoholics flames

BadBradley:
always remember no Zulu dead or alive has won any battle; not Shaka, the defeated Zulu or Mandela who died for nothing; your daddy didn't vote and you're still an economic vagabond in your own country.

Here's the deal; your land and resources are still controlled and owned by 7 percent white settlers.

As we converse this very minute, black South Africans are fighting the police because of food and the few whites are home secured, chilling in their air-conditioned skyscrapers built on top of your forefathers' gravesite.

Jaceblaze, son of a dead disenfranchised Zulu, you're nothing, just a digital dopey roaming the vast boulevard of Nigeria's digital space carrying the hurts of generational bondage that made daddy just figure in south Africa's census bureau.

XhosaNostra:
Lentils with gizzards

BadBradley:
Zulu, sorry to disappoint you but I didn't read your PhD thesis. You don't have the brains to band words together, Zulu.

And you shouldn't, daddy was a disenfranchised illiterate and left you open and vulnerable to the world.

Sorry. Type me another lengthy post that mirrors your miserable life marked by generational social angst and economic destitution.

I'm counting on you.

AskiaHarem:
There was a story years back I can't remember when or the specifics but basically South Africa was competing against Netherlands and all the White South African spectators where supporting and cheering for the Netherlands. Unity and Loyalty am I right?

BadBradley:
dead Zulu has woken up from the grave but unlike Lazarus, he still stinks of Botha's inflicted sores

No breakthrough for Zulus.

Ricchcream:
If the reason for this back and forth is patriotism, you're doing Nigeria a disfavour because we are yet to even find a footing as a nation.

"Since 1914 the British Government has been trying to make Nigeria into one country, but the Nigerian people themselves are historically different in their backgrounds, in their religious beliefs and customs and do not show themselves any sign of willingness to unite… Nigerian unity is only a British intention for the country"- Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, Lagos, 1948.

60+ years later, Nigeria is not working. Not for me, not for you, not for anyone. Except of course, your definition of working is piling up cash from government patronage, and looking at it. The fact is that even those who are making all that pile of dosh still feel the pain of our "collective poverty" each day. From the sound of power plants in their backyards, to more than the average visit to the motor-mechanic to have their shock absorbers fixed. From having to provide their own personal water supply, to having to provide their own personal security...

HUman behaviour is rather constant given certain conditions, and the conditions within the Nigerian sphere, have been conducive for projecting the worst of human behaviours.

Is it the exacerbated burning conflict in the North central that is at once ethnic and religious; the burnt of the Boko Haram insurgency in the North East region; the high level of uneducated, and possibly uneducatable Nigerians in the North west; the fierce competition for scarce resources in the South East; the proliferation of arms, gangs, and turf wars for control of lucrative, if illegal oil trades in the South-South; or Lagos being ranked one of the worst cities to live in the world, despite 87 long years of Lagos commanding the lion’s share of whatever development came the way of the various zones?

Guy, Nigeria is not worth the argument.

Black South Africans got real issues that we all know they gotta stand up to, and fix. This banter is sick, or is this boredom's fault?