JASONjnr: Let's not pretend we don't know what you were taught...
That the whites chose you over every other nations and that other countries will try to turn you against them but you must not let that to happen, rather hate your fellow Africans and worship the whites....
I dare you to visit Urania 😂😂😂
You are again projecting your whitewashed mindset onto us..
.. we don't see white people as a this prized commodity like you do over there ... they are lterally people with flesh and blood , just like you and me and we happen to coexist with these people..
It's only a Nigerian mindset that sees them as superhuman..
On the whole, there's a lot you need to do on that country of yours to dismantle this mentality. That's your problem, not ours
zoedew: It is doubtful, considering the track record of African leaders, that SA will make it were all whites to leave the country. Corruption, illiteracy, drunkenness, RACISM, drugs, incompetence, laziness et al are the bane of the black South African.
laziness..while South Africans are the earliest risers in the world, with the highest GDP in Africa right? Ad for corruption and laziness... look in the mirror bro
Lionessza6: The Westerners with funny looking heads will be grieving on our behalf ,because a few poor and illiterate Boers are taking a free ride to be minimum wage earners in a majority white country . They have started sending RIP to SA ,displaying their innate racial inferiority complex and pure ignorance. Smh. No wonder is rocket science over there to close open gutters and building toilets. ......."there's no white men to fo it for them "
You know Nigerians and white worship are two sides of the same coin
zoedew: It is doubtful, considering the track record of African leaders, that SA will make it were all whites to leave the country. Corruption, illiteracy, drunkenness, RACISM, drugs, incompetence, laziness et al are the bane of the black South African.
I knew someone would make this a "black is bad" and "white is right" issue when this is actually not the what's happening here.. Nigerian mentality 101.
White people thrive on hierarchy, and a hierarchy where they, only them are at the apex.. and South Africa does not allow them that anymore
At the fall of apartheid some white people are still lamenting on their loss of privilege and political power.. and many don't want to be ruled by black people.. because many don't want equality with the black man, hence you find them creating false narratives like " white persecution, oppression and even genocide" etc.. just because they hate the fact rhat they aren't the rulers or enjoy political power anymore.
Can you say Nigerian leaders genuinely and deeply care for the masses?
If they do, there will never be anything like or close to boko boko in Nigeria.
So until you are able answer that question keep quiet.
This is not comparison with advanced countries, This is common sense, doing the right thing
Unless you want to tell me that the Nigerian sovereign way of life or brand of democracy is to oppress it's people make them miserable, so therefore no external influence should interfere.
Nitpicking who deserves to be refugees based on race is infact, racist.
Lionessza6: South Africa is a country in Southern Africa. Southern Africa is a region in Africa that encompasses multiple countries including South Africa .
With that being said ; the lady on that video isn't South African.
But I can get why she would be called that on nairaland . No other country gets people feeling On nairaland like that one country .
Senior ANC members want to convince the billionaire Patrice Motsepe to make himself available to stand as the party’s next president.
Rapport cited two well-placed sources who said many ANC members have been trying to convince Motsepe to enter politics for some time.
They have even designed a flyer with Motsepe as incoming ANC President, Senzo Mchunu as incoming Deputy President, and Oscar Mabuyane as incoming Secretary General.
However, the sources highlighted that it is still early days and that there is a long road ahead before the next ANC National Conference in 2027.
Sunday World reported that the leadership race is in full swing despite warnings from ANC secretary general Fikile Mbalula.
Mbalula highlighted the principle that no one is allowed to engage or promote themselves in the name of the ANC for any position in the build-up to the 2027 national conference.
“Anyone engaging in leadership contestations and discussions outside the agreed approach will face the consequences and be subjected to disciplinary processes,” he said.
Deputy President Paul Mashatile, Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi, and Fikile Mbalula are other potential candidates for the ANC president position.
WHO IS PATRICE MOTSEPE?
Billionaire businessman Patrice Motsepe is a dark horse in the race for ANC President. However, this is not far-fetched.
Motsepe has close ties with the ANC and has supported the political party for decades. He is also President Cyril Ramaphosa’s brother-in-law.
He has built an incredible business empire with assets in mining, the finance industry, telecommunications, and sports.
His business success belies the fact that he had a humble upbringing without the luxuries many of his fellow billionaires enjoyed as children.
Motsepe was born in South Africa in the early 1960s, where he grew up in Ga-Rankuwa during the height of Apartheid oppression.
His father was a schoolteacher and owned a tuck shop. Here, Motsepe was taught basic business skills. He was also exposed to miners, who often frequented the store.
This helped him to create a business empire which stretches across Africa, with a strong focus on mining.
His business acumen has been widely recognised, and in 2002, the chief executive officers of the top 100 companies in South Africa voted him South Africa’s Business Leader of the Year.
He also won the Ernst & Young Best Entrepreneur of the Year Award. In 2017, Forbes Magazine honoured Motsepe as one of the “100 Greatest Living Business Minds” in the world.
Motsepe’s success in the business world and his humble roots will resonate with South Africa’s voting population, especially through his ties with soccer.
He is the president and owner of the Mamelodi Sundowns Football Club and was elected president of the Confederation of African Football in 2021.
These organisations are considered well run and successful, and voters will see Motsepe as having the potential to translate this success into the political world.
Olat4421: Where is d South African guy Rand digital or what is his name he only post d favorite, good and attractive side of his country to make it seems there country is perfect, Dey play
Stop lying. I follow his posts.. anyway, how could he present the country as "perfect" while we all know perfection doesnt exist?