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Oracle411:Who ever wrote here is bull . Foreigners are welcomed in South Africa legally and they must follow the rules.no one was attacked, Nigerians (mostly undocumented one)want to use free government healthcare in South Africa . However there is a section in the constitution that says all foreigners visiting South Africa should have medical insurance and go to private instead they go demand free healthcare from government hospitals. Tanzania just stopped foreigners from informal business and you saying nothing. The movement in South Africa is simply saying illegal foreigners should not run businesses keyword illegal. They did not fight with anyone. Nigerians who come legally are welcomed to open and run businesses, we have many Nigerians running churches, salon, informal shops we have no problem. There is an influx of undocumented and Nigerians with criminal element becoming an economic burden also demanding free healthcare, they start swearing when their told to go to private health care |
They can’t eve host afcon but they want to host commonwealth. |
Raymond0008:and no that is not South African we dnt have that model in South Africa and all South African cars are right hand drive |
Nigeria’s downfall is not quality of football. Is the attitude of undermining other teams based on former glory. Example now their mind is already on South Africa's game as if the next opponent does not exists |
Samantha125:No, Namibia, Lesotho,Eswatini and Zimbabwe don’t have fifa approved stadiums so they use South African stadium closer to them . |
This is the same stadium that Lesotho use for home games |
And their Nigerians really believing that is South Africa. I guess every Southern Africa country is South Africa on this internet propaganda. |
South Africa’s resolution of its crippling load shedding crisis came when the cost of inaction became too great to bear—economic losses mounted, public outrage surged, and national stability hung in the balance. Faced with this reality, decisive reforms and structural changes were no longer optional but inevitable. The government panicked when outages stretched to just 1 to 3 hours a day, declaring a national disaster and mobilizing urgent action to save the economy and protect the nation’s global image. Political will surged as leaders recognized that failure would not only collapse domestic confidence but also tarnish the country internationally. Nigeria, however, remains trapped in a cycle of chronic power shortages, where outages last for days and generators fill the void left by an unreliable grid. Despite being one of Africa’s largest economies, the political urgency to deliver lasting reforms remains weak, overshadowed by vested interests and policy inconsistency. Until Nigeria reaches the same breaking point—where the pain of dysfunction outweighs the comfort of the status quo—its citizens will remain in the dark, and the country’s global standing will continue to dim. So, if South Africa declared a national disaster for just a few hours of downtime, why is Nigeria silent after decades of darkness?
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sumsench:This guy so are you trying to say wrong to arrest them. One thing about this platform you cry den when people raise the criminal element that Nigerians bring in foreign land and you never condemn them when they get caught, you still want to blame the law enforcement. so I gues this is a typical of a Nigerian mindset |
seppuku:And Nigerian did not bring the surge of drugs and other crimes in South Africa. Asking people to have proper documentation = xenophobia Asking people to abide by the by laws =xenophobia Asking people to stop selling drugs =xenophobia Telling foreigners that they can’t demand free social services from government =Xenophobia The Tv drug busting show=xenophobia . Now I get it sir I will tell South Africans to stop complaining about the criminal element of Nigeria and the police to not arrest them because is xenophobic to you |
I remember South African community of that town wanted that Okeke guy to close his shop because they said he is using it as a front for drug. Nigerians on social media started attacking South Africans calling them xenophobia , jealousy and lazy. |
AFONJAPIG:Read the laws of country before visiting, in South Africa traffic laws are enforced and the attached are offenses that can get you arrested. This thing of Nigerians traveling to other countries break their laws and claim victims is annoying. Had someone died he was gonna be arrested on the spot for culpable homicide. From comments it looks like Nigeria is lawless. When you get accident in South Africa the first thing insurance as for is tracker record to check the speed
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AFONJAPIG:In South Africa there is speed cameras and trackers. It looks like Nigeria doesn’t have rules no wonder the jungle mentality across the world. If it was mechanical they will assess the car and present it in court.i have attached list of traffic offences that can get you arrested in South Africa
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ZeemsPropeties:Nigeria have the market in terms of numbers but interms of big buying power is South Africa. Same with Netflix they make more out of the 60 million in South Africa than millions of Nigerians. |
seppuku:Go through comments you will see. As for you your one of the runways that I dnt entertain anymore.your part of the problem with Nigeria |
The fact that some Nigerians dnt see any thing wrong with speeding and reckless driving and are calling the law of arm jealousy it says a lot why your always running away from country. It seems like most people here have a jungle mentality with no accountability |
Disenfranchised:Reckless driving and speeding in a 60zone. In South Africa if you drive 120 on a 60 is a criminal offence |
AFONJAPIG:For speeding and reckless driving in South Africa residential areas are 60 zone. By the way the car was rented |
bigpicture001:So you are saying they Sho have let me stay. Show me South Africa who are behaving like parasites in Nigeria |
Lying he was being removed from someone’s house that he had hijacked refusing to pay rent |
Lezzlie:by the way am not Zulu , what court documents? Follow South African news you will see how bad the Nigerians in South Africa are |
Lezzlie:What recent killing are you talking about, Nigerians are killing each other in South Africa over cults and criminal activities. Only if can come witness the gangster mafia lifestyle your brothers are living in South Africa. |
South Africa:A Nigerian man who also identified as a Zimbabwean national had his application for spousal permit dismissed in an unopposed matter. In an application at the North Gauteng High Court in South Africa , Valentine Ezihe submitted an affidavit under the name Marshall Banda. In the affidavit, he identified himself as a Zimbabwean man living in Centurion, possessing a Zimbabwean passport with an unverified number. According to the supporting affidavit, Ezihe's spousal application had been pending for two years without a response or decision from Home Affairs. In June 2025, he served a notice of motion on home affairs and the director general of home affairs. Ezihe asked the court to direct home affairs officials to issue a decision on the outcome of his application within 30 days. In May 2025, Banda's affidavit, which claimed to be from Ezihe, was deposed and commissioned to support the notice of motion. Later, Ezihe's supplementary affidavit, which supports Banda's affidavit, was deposed and commissioned in June 2025. This occurred without the prior leave of the court. Ezihe's legal representative argued that there were no legal provisions requiring the parties to obtain leave before supplementing their court submissions. However, Judge Keitumetse Johanna Mogale said the decision to permit the filing of an additional affidavit remains within the court's discretion. Judge Mogale said if affidavits are filed without leave from the court, the affidavits can be ignored. "I conclude that supplementing court papers without prior leave from the court is not allowed. Disregarding rules governing the filing of affidavits can result in the affidavit being struck from the record or the court refusing to consider it," she said. Furthermore, the judge was not impressed with the application and said it was drafted as a cut-and-paste from a template. She further criticised Ezihe's legal representative for failing to comply with procedural standards. "Ms. Hadebe bears the duty to uphold professional integrity in her dealings with the client, the court, and in all professional interactions," said judge Mogale. "Therefore, it is my view that the applicant (Ezihe) has failed to make out a proper case for an order compelling the respondents (home affairs officials) to issue the outcome of the applicant’s spousal permit application," she said. Ezihe's application was dismissed. |
Guys this story is missing the part where it is Nigerians killing each other over turfs for their own criminal activities. |
andrewbaba44:Stay away from South Africa the social and economic burden of the current group of criminals from Nigeria is enough please |
They’re deliberately leaving the part that Nigerians are killing each other in South Africa. Drug and cult war |
seppuku:He is a car guard at boulders mall.I dnt know if he sells drugs on the side or not, from our conversation he seem legit |
Lionessza6:Because drug dealing and yahoo scams are celebrated and when they go back to Nigeria they become role models, I met one Nigerian in Midrand and I asked him why doesn’t he go home since he is struggling, he said if you return home broke they treat you like outcast in Nigeria , hence you see all the bad things majority of Nigerians doing in South Africa |
This ppl will never fail to show their hatred
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