₦airaland Forum

XhosaNostra:
Lol, you always look so mean & angry.

XhosaNostra:
Now where's yours?

XhosaNostra:
Did you see it?

XhosaNostra:
Ok, I'll put it in my profile

XhosaNostra:
You go 1st

XhosaNostra:
She's cute but I don't see the resemblance lol. Let's see what you look like

XhosaNostra:
Lol, so your Nigerians won't be taking orders from someone else? You're making it sound like it's only them that'll be making all the desicions without anyone else's say so. Terry won't be working for them, get that. She'll be signing movie deals while they'll be hunched over doing whatever it is that they're paid to do, for a fraction of what she'll be earning as an actress.

Must everything be a competition with you people? Every instance an opportunity to measure d!cks. Haba! No bore me abeg.

JaceBlaze, come whip out yours, "the spear of the nation", I'm tired of forgiveness' penknife kondo

TayserMahri:
Dude, I said all your movies are B-rated. I dont know any of them by name, never even watched one, all I know is they are all poor quality low budget juju-centric movies. You cant even compare Kenyan software with Naija software. We are way above. Compare even our president with yours. Ours is an Ivy League graduate while yours is an illiterate elementary school drop out who cant even read his name. And you elected him again because of your MS-DOS mental software (btw you should bow in shame). We use your movies to measure literacy levels. Your movies are associated with the least learned in Kenya. The less learned the more attracted to your movies. You should make hay while the sun shines because in the next 5 years we will be having close to 99 % literacy, which translates to next to zero fans for your movies.

We make world class movies the only difference is that we dont make them so quickfire like you. I understand it takes you two days to shoot a movie, which you do with your phones. We are not going to allow ourselves to be dragged to this level! Thats why we produce the likes of Lupita Nyong'o who is richer than all Nigerian actors combined!

Just30:
its not like we've not successfully lead the whole of Africa before

XhosaNostra:
Lol, Ghana has verbal assassins with machine gun mouths. They got this.

XhosaNostra:
Awww very touching words, Chris. I don't even know what else to say, but thank you. Ghana is the real giant of Africa imo

XhosaNostra:
Fada something

XhosaNostra:
The song should actually be a Nigerian national anthem, it fits perfectly

forgiveness:
You have been served. Next.

forgiveness:
Mr Mnguni has given us the clue. It's left for you to put one or two things together. Then you will get the full picture.

forgiveness:
For your freedom, of course.

forgiveness:
Wake up. Mandela came begging and he was given. Says Mr Mnguni.

forgiveness:
Good. Hope you have learnt how we funded your freedom and the person who came to beg and collected some part of the funds was Mandela.

Lionessza6:
I don't know why I find this shyt funny , I feel guilty laughing whenever i watch the footage lol. I hear the nigga was arrested and they are now after Jesus or God lol. Soon you will hear xenophobia! :Jealous South Africans witch-hunting foreign black pastors . In just a few months ; Omotoso, Bushiri and now this lukau going behind bars . Hope they won't spare our own snake man lol.

sufferNsmiling:
Most of these nigerians are illiterates they were borrowing money from paris club and fooling themselves they were given other african countries. They claim they gave ghana 200 million pounds which they have no proof about. They claim they give namibia 50 million which they had no proof about. They claim they give zimbabwe 20 million which they have no proof about. They claim they give south africa a lot of money which day have no proof about. Please just listen to me since 1980 nigeria has been surviving on borrowing money now it is coming to an end there now die of hunger and poverty. God bless africa

forgiveness:
Not until after you answer my questions.

forgiveness:
To beg.

forgiveness:
Did Mandela come to Nigeria in the 60s?

When was he arrested and tried?

Who confirmed he came to beg?

If you say nobody acknowledged Nigeria like that, is Mr Mnguni a South African Ambassador nobody?

Who cares if you don't buy into our history? You can continue to believe you oyinbo masters.

We know our history and we don't need South Africans or oyinbo to tell us about it. Comprehend.

Anyway, I heard you were barbarians as at the time oyinbo came.

ednited:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ShzKfV0q8g8


A dead man woken in South Africa

JaceBlaze and XhosaNostra, could this be real?

forgiveness:
Nigeria's military didn't go toe to toe with the apartheid armed military but Nigeria gave material and financial support to the freedom fighters(ANC militant) in South Africa.

South Africa got the atomic energy through Israel in 1970 after the fear of been attacked by African forces.


We don't need to point, Mr Lulu Mnguni has said it all. He confirmed Mandela came and begged for money in Nigeria and he was GIVEN.

The fact that you are trying hard not to accept the role Nigeria played for your freedom doesn't change the numerous facts on ground. If you want more, I can give you.


Mandela came to Nigeria in 1963 to beg for money, says South African Envoy


Abuja – Mr Lulu Mnguni, South African High Commissioner to Nigeria, said Nigeria was of great assistance to Mandela, and the struggle for freedom for the people of South African.

Mnguni made this known in his address at the Abuja Writers Forum’s Guest Writer Session on Saturday in Abuja.

The envoy, who was the special guest of honour at the event with the theme: “Celebrating Mandela,’’ said literature was a tool to strive for freedom.

“ Mandela came to Nigeria in February 1963 to beg for money to help in the struggle for the people of our country and he was given the needed support.

“Nigeria as a country helped South Africa a lot in the struggle for freedom; I want to use this opportunity to thank Nigerians for the role they played in our struggle.

“ The African National Congress (ANC) was earlier in the struggle dominated by professors and other educated people, but Mandela later changed it and made people the centre of the struggle,’’ he said.

Mnguni explained that people saw Mandela as a symbol of struggle; he was an intelligent lawyer, who did not compromised in spite of the contradiction happening in his country at that time.

While speaking on the life and times of Mandela, Miss Lynette Johnson of House Mosadi said even after Mandela was jailed in 1964, he continued with the struggle in confinement.

A poet, Mr Andy Chukwunonye, read two poems out of 90 poems from his book title: `Letter to Mandela’ a collection of poems.

The high point of the occasion was a musical performance by David Aze, who sang `redemption song’ of Robert Marley



https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2016/07/nigeria-great-assistance-mandela-says-south-african-envoy/amp/

forgiveness:
We Nigerians know our history. We don't need any British colonialists validation.

Stevoh18:
Wooow that's glamorous

I just spotted some few similarities between Sandton and Nairobi's Upperhill, and BTW Upperhill is considered the second richest square mile in Africa

TayserMahri:
Fisi !

ednited:
Beautiful

ednited:
Great! Mean while there is no rail transport from Ethiopia to Kenya. So sad