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Police in South Africa (SA) are still hunting for two alleged Nigerian nationals believed to be part of an illegal drug manufacturing operation in the town of Volksrust, in the Mpumalanga province The clandestine drug lab, which was producing crystal meth worth over $ 20 million, was shut down by police on Friday following a tip-off from the community. Four Mexican nationals and one South African have since been arrested. Mpumalanga Community Safety Official, Jackie Macie, says it is understood that the two suspects who are on the run were working closely with the Mexican nationals who were manufacturing the drugs. “The owner of the farm has passed away and the wife is now taking care of the farm, but there is a caretaker, and we have arrested him with four Mexicans. But there were two Nigerians who managed to un away the day before yesterday after they realised that the police are in the place and also want to arrest them,” Macie said. |
Two Nigerian nationals, Thinedu Chukwu, 39, and Ikena Obi, 43, have been arrested and charged by the South African Police Service (SAPS) in connection with the kidnapping and subsequent murder of a 49-year-old man in Lydenburg, Mpumalanga. The arrests follow a rapid investigation into the disappearance of the victim, Gift Combrinck. Provincial police spokesperson, Sergeant Thulisile Magagula, provided details on the sequence of events: "A missing person case was opened on 23 September 2025 after Gift Combrinck from Kellysville, Lydenburg, was reported missing." The search ended tragically soon after. “Tragically, on 25 September 2025, the body of Mr Combrinck was discovered near De Clerq Street in Lydenburg. Preliminary investigations suggest that the victim was kidnapped, which led to the arrest of the two suspects,” said Magagula. Both Chukwu and Obi have since been formally charged with kidnapping and murder. The two accused men appeared before the Mashishing Magistrate’s Court in Mpumalanga. The case was postponed to October 2, 2025. The purpose of the postponement is for the verification of the suspects' travel documents and to allow the investigating team to conduct further investigation. Meanwhile, the acting provincial commissioner of the SAPS in Mpumalanga, Major General Zeph Mkhwanazi, has welcomed the arrests and expressed confidence in the police’s ongoing work. “We trust that justice will prevail and that a thorough investigation will be conducted,” said Mkhwanazi. |
owobokiri:Am sure you also ran away from shithole to be a parasite in other countries |
FarahAideed:https://sundayworld.co.za/news/names-of-sa-drug-lords-revealed/ |
OracleJay411:They’re quick to call South Africa xenophobic when we tell them that Nigerians are criminals in South Africa how they never condemn their aliens . As much as this story is trending in South Africa, Nigerians will ignore it |
It looks like the Nigerians in South Africa come from a different Nigeria. It seems like the Nigerians in Nigeria are good people but the Nigerians in South Africa are bunch of criminals |
brain54:Is Malawi, the same malawi that complains and say is xenophobia and there is no foreigner in Africa when the get arrested in South Africa and Namibia |
#ZBSNews The Department of Immigration has arrested a 47 year old Nigerian national on allegations that he entered the country illegally. National Spokesperson for the Department of Immigration, Pasqually Zulu has told Zodiak Online that Olushola Bello Rasheed was intercepted by officers manning Kating'inda roadblock in Karonga. Zulu observed that the Nigerian national was arrested despite having a valid passport because he did not have a visa or official entry stamp that would authorize him stay in the country. He has disclosed that upon completion of investigations he would be declared a prohibited immigrant under section 21(1) of the Immigration Act and deported to his home country through Kasumulu border in Tanzania. Meanwhile, the line department has pleaded with all foreign nationals intending to visit Malawi to comply with immigration formalities or risk being arrested or deported. (by Adams Wundaninge-Karonga:10/20/2025) #malawismostfollowedpage |
tpain121:The moment he said Midrand is white dominated, I knew he has never been to South Africa. |
They will never comment as long as is not making South Africa to be a banana republic |
cathodekazim:So the hand ball goal by Nigeria was infantinno |
godwon01:Lucky hand ball |
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. |