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UselessBuharist:
Bro what are you saying, come here and you will understand it’s not about what Nigerians do here. It’s just hatred born out of jealousy

Am a South African and is about the crimes you filthy animals are doing . People who hate their country always running away, I dnt fee for those who drown at the Mediterranean

DeOTR:
People struggle everywhere brother.
I'd rather go to Sambisa if I have to make that choice than go to SA, again.
She'll make it real big if she comes back to Nigeria, judging by the fact that she is facing discrimination over there. If he likes, she can stay behind and let those useless people use her as barbeque on their next Xenophobic cycle. The envy for everything Nigerian is the root of their hatred. She can't help it. If they withdraw revoke her documents, she won't even be able to stay there legally. What other choices does she have?

The root is that the is no legit Nigerian in South Africa their all involved in drugs.they sell drugs even from their filthy salons and churches. Nigerians are parasites running around like headless chickens in South Africa. I will always see a Nigerian as a sub human until they start leaving like humans not a animals

Magnoliaa:
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

I cannot laugh. I honestly can't- 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😭.
You should direct this question to your creator, first of all.

Where? Where in the article is it stated that he's bearing a name that isn't his?

You, you're dragging her father, Lionessza6 and her cohorts are dragging her mother. Una nor go like decide on who is the identity thief here?

Where in the screenshots below did it say that Chidinma's father is bearing a name that isn't his? AKA? Is that all your evidence and basis for claiming that the man stole a name? The article said his name is Michael Adetshina aka Onye Something Something. How DO YOU KNOW THAT HE STOLE THE NAME? Where is your proof that the name doesn't belong to him? Where in all of the article was her father implicated in identity theft? Take a screenshot of it and show me.

You are the one who should rub two brain cells together and stopping sounding ignorant, clutching at straws. I never said it was a Yoruba name for sure, or that it was a variation of anything. I only said all that to show you that it was a possibility. A possibility that existing evidence highly supports! Infact, after a little personal research on my own, I am more convinced that is a Yoruboid Itshekiri name. If Oritsefemi (and Omawunmi) exists, then Adetshina (and Omowunmi, in this case) should not be unbelievable! There is nothing about "sounding and talking like a duck here," when it comes to matter of race and heritage (see third and fourth screenshot below). Kamala Harris alone is African-American and Indian, and even possibly has Carribean roots. What ethnicity "duck" are you going to day she sounds like? Even if rare, why exactly do you not think it is possible for her father's parents' parents to have "migrated" to Enugu in the past, grew up there, and Michael in turn met a Mozambican-South African, giving birth to a baby with a rich, diverse cultural background? Is it out of the realms of possibility? You think anyone whose state of origin is Igbo must definitely be an Igbo? Minorities suddenly do not exist anymore?

The Igbo name was introduced as "AKA." Also known as. Do YOU know for a fact how the name came about? Do you know if it's something friends playfully call him? I mean, you know what an alias means right. It is not necessarily an original name.



Now you're adding a clause. You DID NOT mention positive acclaims as a basis of Nigerians' support. You initially said we do not accept any 'foreigners' as our own. Point blank. You asked if we would accept something like that, to be represented by someone of mixed background and whatnot, and I gave you examples, showing you exactly Nigerians of mixed backgrounds whom we support. Either by birth or naturalisation.



Sighs. Was this because of Xenophobia? Was this because Nigerians hate the English?

These are not even remotely the same. That false equivalence you mentioned is what you've done here. IF Alli HAD wanted to play for Nigerians and Nigerians said no, we do not want someone with ties to England to represent us, they you have a ground for comparison. Chidinma DID NOT refuse to represent SA, the way Alli decided not represent Nigeria, and neither did she badmouth SA.

Infact, you can argue that Alli chose not to represent Nigeria because he felt that Nigeria had little chances and career opportunities to offer him. You could say that he felt more loyalty to England, cherishing the English culture and life he has grown to love, above Nigerian's.

My point was that Nigerians would usually support anyone who choses to represent Nigeria. Was Nigeria competing with SA in this competition? 😂

It was a national event inside the country. Nobody knew Chidinma before this. And so she had no reason to pick between Nigeria and SA initially, because Nigeria was not in the picture. She was not brought up here. She did not 'reject' Nigeria to chose South Africa like Dele did Nigeria to chose England ?? ?? ??



And Chidinma was born and raised in South Africa, hence her deciding to compete at the pageant? You're not keeping track of your own argument o.


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Sorry, I don't understand what you're driving at.

Have you stopped being a Nigerian because Boko Haram exists?

I don't understand what your last line is about.

Anyways, these are the screenshots about Chidinma's father's name, and its likely origin. You can see the last one clearly shows that Itsekiris can be found in Southern Nigeria, even though they are mostly found in the South-South.

There is no prove that this girl was born in South Africa the mentioned hospital doesn’t her birth record and she is not known in Soweto. The only record is her starting primary in a place we call mini Lagos in Cape Town a place known for drug trades because of Nigerian population there. Her mom was said to be of Zulu origin but we found out she is pure Mozambican with no trace of South African.

South Africans stop reasoning with Nigerians from the comments one can conclude that in Nigeria fraud is rewarded and praised hence their country will remain a shithole and they will keep on running to other countries to be annoying parasites.

WannaHowzit:
She's gonna lose out on Miss Universe based on the lack of integrity if she's already your predetermined representative. One day you vow to hold SA principles, the next you're singing the praises of Nigeria.

That last line in her statement is gonna be her achilles' heel and South Africans are gonna exploit it. Imagine a shambolic MUN described in those terms, her lying will also take her down in Mexico - it's not just about beauty.

She's gonna explain tire leading up to Miss Universe and she'll drop out for the second time.

I integrity doesn’t exist in Nigeria . The take pride in fraud a scams hence they don’t see anything wrong with the identity theft done by chidinma’s parents. They also dnt see wrong with illegal immigration . That is how shitholes think. Anyway with everything event that we host we have shown the that we are superior with quality. Be it soccer, miss Sa or anything

hammerT:
U GIFTED NIGERIA YOUR MISS UNIVERSE THIS YEAR RIGHT?


I HOPE U REALISE WHAT U DONE.



I HAVE BEEN LOOKING AT HER AND OTHER PREVIOUS BLACK MISS UNIVERSE AND SHE IS JUST SUPERIOR TO THEM ALL.

Point of correction she was just in the finalists to compete she did not win. Secondly we love her and give her all the support. We wish she did not have fraudulent citizenship.

🇿🇦al the best from South Africa, we love you. atleast you have legit papers to be miss Nigeria.

As a South African I support him this thing of having illiterate immigrants from countries like Nigeria running around the world like headless chicken selling drugs is rubbish. Everyone must go be a burden in their shithole. Get proper paperwork or go home .

FreeStuffsNG:
Very nice of you Tyla. She's not really a victim and I sense that she's aware of the truth and may have been getting away with lies until now! She could have competed as a naturalized South African of Mozambique origin since she's probably aware of the truth that her mother is from Mozambique just like her marriage status that's another serious controversy! Miss (abi Mrs) Adetsina is not a Nigerian!

Her so-called 'Nigerian' identity MUST be established. There's no Adetsina as a word in Igbo yet it is reported that her father is Igbo! And the Yoruba do not have such name as Adetsina. The closest Yoruba name to it is Adeshina so I , like many other Nigerians and true Omoluabi Yoruba, are even doubtful of the Nigerian identity the bitter South Africans want to impose on her in derision of the Igbo (they always blame Igbo for all the crimes, especially drug trafficking-related crimes in their country) and by extension Nigeria. There's no way her father is Igbo as claimed on her Wikipedia page and her surname will be Adetsina or Adeshina, a Yoruba name! This lady is not Nigerian until it's proven.

The Nigerian Miss Universe should act responsibly to first get to the bottom of her identity first before they embarrass Nigeria like she embarrassed the South Africans! For now, she's not even qualified to contest . I urge other contestants of the Miss Universe Nigeria to challenge it in a Nigerian court to stop the organizers from sweeping sentiments in her favor to their own detriment as bona-fide Nigerians.

She's South Africa's liability and asset, it should remain so and if she desires to be a Nigerian, it's not automatic and it will not be because South Africans bullied us as if their trash is now our own treasure. She's no trash neither is she a Nigerian treasure! Won fe gbe ọmọ Ọba fun Oṣun. Laiyelaiye!! Ko jo! It's back to sender ×100000000!

May God bless Nigeria for ever! Check my signature for free stuffs!

Guys there was identity theft, hospital don’t have the record of her being born in Soweto. She never grew up in Soweto she grew up in a Nigerian infected side of Cape Town nicknamed mini lagos.there is a possibility that her mom smuggled her into the country

KingCold:
Show me one Nigerian that has won Miss Universe...see how dumb this is? Who said South Africa doesn't;t have billionaires? black ones? You people are so ignorant gosh..Zero achievement? Really? Can you host the FIFA World Cup tomorrow if asked? thought so

How many Olympic medals did you come back with? Big mouth for nothing

South Africa have more black millionaires in $ that any othe country in Africa

Funny Nigerians are not talking about the fraud that happened were the parents of this girl committed fraud and stole someone’s identity to get her birth certificate and the other mom couldn’t get birth certificate for her child. She lied about growing up in Soweto and there is no record of her being born in any hospital. It seems Nigerians have a blind eye to fraud hence it is a shit hole. The other people of light color have proper citizenship. And to be honest the moment we saw Nigeria we knew that something is off and investigation proved us right. You hardly find a legit Nigerian in South Africa and they always cry victim when their caught

Is going down now, this girl opened a web of investigation into home affairs South Africa that will send a lot of people to jail and get a lot deported

RomanGreen:
How can you allow his as a mother when you know the foundation is faulty? Women will always allow their emotions to betray them before they have sense. You know you ain't legit and your daughter competing in Miss SA will simply bring undue attention to her profile and family at large yet you allowed it. Goodluck sorting this out.

True it first raised alarm when she said she was born in bara only to find there is no record of her being born in bara on that day. She then went on to say she grew up in Soweto but could not provide address only to find that she actually grew up in Nigerian dominated section in Cape Town. Then the people could not find the so called mother from Mozambique with South African citizenship . She could have just dropped out. Now the father face the possibility of being stripped his citizenship also and also her so called husband. With her I don’t think the court will allow because all this happened when she was still a baby and she doesn’t know any other country. So far investigations shows that she might have been smuggled into South Africa as a baby

Guys there is no record of this girl being born in any South African hospital. It looks like this girl might have been smuggled into South Africa as a child from Nigeria. The Mozambiquean mother seems to be a ghost also.

bigpicture001:
Even if the mom is not South African...sh is still qualified by birth...South Africa does citizen by birth ,decent and naturalization

No you become only a citizen if one of your parent is a citizen. The citizen by birth was cancelled long time ago when people where jumping into South Africa before they give birth so that they can get free healthcare and child grant for their new borns.

olametrix:
You are right, her mother is from Mozambique 🇲🇿, while her father is a Nigeria, same story with my children, am a Nigeria and their mother is from Mozambique 🇲🇿, but we birth them here in south africa, but I don't see reason to fight for SA citizens for them, it's useless where they don't like foreign, so I registered them at Mozambique 🇲🇿

To avoid future troubles

South African law say only one parent must be a South African for you to be a citizen. Reason people from other countries where jumping into South Africa just before they give birth in order to qualify for free healthcare and child grant

DamnnNiggarr:


So, are they saying that Chidimma's mother isn't from South Africa?

Nope the mother is from Mozambique. It looks like the mother stole the identity of another woman in order to become a citizen.

Same when internet blogs lie and say South African killing Nigerian when Nigerians in South Africa are killing each other for drug territory and rituals. Trust unverified news on your own.

South Africa will play an important international role in 2025 as president of the G20. The G20 is a group of 19 countries as well as the African Union and the European Union. Between them they represent 85% of global economy, 75% of world trade and 67% of global population. The G20 defines itself as the premier multilateral forum for international economic cooperation.

During its G20 presidential year, South Africa will host a summit of heads of state and government. It will also be responsible for organising and chairing about 200 meetings of ministers and officials. These will come from the G20 members, invited countries and international organisations like the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank.

The meetings will focus on issues such as the challenges facing the global economy and whether the current arrangements for global economic governance are able to respond effectively.

The G20 presidency, therefore, presents South Africa with an opportunity to promote reforms in global economic governance. But there are constraints. It will inherit an agenda from Brazil, the current G20 chair. And it will have to respond to developments in the current dynamic and complex global environment.

The IMF/World Bank spring meetings held in April in the US suggest some achievable objectives for the G20 next year. There was a great deal of discussion about the inability of current arrangements to adequately address global challenges like climate, public health, inequality, poverty and digitalisation.

There’s not necessarily agreement on how to prioritise these challenges. And, unfortunately, the views of the rich states, which prioritise issues like carbon emissions, dominate the discussions. For example, the World Bank highlighted the fact that, in the 2023 financial year, it increased the funds loaned for climate-related purposes by more than 20%, allocating 41% of all its lending to climate. But its own survey of its borrower countries shows that climate ranks number 11 on the list of priorities of its borrower states. Health, education, agriculture and food security, and water and sanitation rank much higher.

Nevertheless, at least two gaps became evident in the discussions.

The first relates to IMF reform. The second concerns the relationship between international organisations and their member states.

South Africa should aim to fill these gaps. It should encourage the G20 to commission two studies on the scale and scope of the challenges that the international community faces, and propose some responses. Ideally, it should convince the G20 to commission these studies in 2024 so that it can begin discussing policy responses in 2025.

This kind of approach has been effective. Over the last few years, the multilateral development banks have been the subject of G20-commissioned studies. This has led to proposals designed to make them “bigger and better”.

Shortcomings

The need for IMF reform is becoming more urgent. It is adapting its operations to deal with the macro-economic impacts of issues like climate, gender and inequality. The IMF has created a Resilience and Sustainability Trust that is providing financing to 18 countries, primarily for adaptation. It is reviewing its Debt-Sustainability Framework for Low-Income Countries so that it incorporates these “new” issues.

These changes are being made in an opaque and unpredictable way, however. The IMF has not made publicly available the principles and procedures it uses when deciding what aspects of these “new” issues to take on. It can’t accurately assess the full impacts of these issues unless it understands how communities, workers, businesses and civil society organisations will respond to the social and environmental impacts of specific policy and fiscal initiatives with macroeconomic implications.

It cannot gain this information without consulting these groups.

This means it must engage more with a broader range of stakeholders than it did when it focused exclusively on more traditional macroeconomic and financial stability concerns. These new issues, therefore, raise questions about the appropriate form for the relationship between the IMF and its member states.

At the spring meetings, the Development Committee of the World Bank and the IMF “reiterated the importance of accountability mechanisms in enhancing development outcomes and stimulating internal learning and feedback.”

Yet the IMF remains the only international financial institution without an independent accountability mechanism.

The second gap relates to the fact that developing countries are spending more on external debt service than on health and education. This is undermining their efforts to deal with climate change, inequality and sustainable development goals. Some discussants also regretted that there was a net outflow of funds from the global south to the global north.

As some have noted, the amount of funding committed to new development financing initiatives by rich countries is paltry compared to what’s needed. This has led, for example, economic ministers from Brazil, Germany, South Africa and Spain to call for a global tax on billionaires.

This is an important and creative idea. But the proposal raises difficult questions about state sovereignty and about the design of the institutions of global governance.

What’s needed

While multilateral development banks have been the subject of G20-commissioned studies, the IMF has not undergone a similar examination.

South Africa should commission a group of experts to study how the IMF should change to take on these new issues. The study should look at IMF governance, operational policies and practices, and its financial needs. The purpose would be to identify the current shortcomings in structures and functions.

Experts should also think of ways to make the IMF more responsive to the needs and priorities of all its member states and their citizens.

Second, South Africa should call for a study of how best to divide responsibility between states and the international financial institutions. This is particularly important when it comes to the environmental and social impacts of operations.

The purpose would be to understand how the roles and functions of these institutions are evolving and how this is affecting their relations with their member states. The study could propose ways to ensure that the structure and functions of institutions are both respectful of state sovereignty and appropriate for the responsibilities that the institutions are assuming.

Raising a global wealth tax for developmental purposes could be one example used in this study.

So we must be grateful when you have infested South Africa with crime and full of illegal Nigerians roaming around . Only now we are learning the difference between Igbo and others . Butpity for many the bad image brush painted all

This rubbish is not South African please

MrBrownJay1:
her mother is South African, her father is Nigerian, she was born and bred in South Africa and hold South African citizenship.... normally in the real world, she would be viewed as equally South African as Nigerian, but in a yeye xenophobic South African world, she is Nigerian.

i dont blame them sha, these South Africans have been known to be that way for generations

Her mom is from Mozambique

This Nigerian parasites celebrate every moment to run away from Nigeria to commit crimes in other countries, guys we are tired of you in South Africa. Stay home or go to Europe or Thailand

RGRNetwork:
Grow up and stop using Nigeria forum to spread your hate. Tell your countrymen to build their own forum

Tell your countrymen to stop selling drugs and committing crimes around the world

KingCold:
Imagine this idiot says we were hungry..bro.. we are classy people. we never flooded people's countries like that

And also did you know that there is no South African in Nigerian prisons and there is less than 100 South Africans in Nigeria. No South African running around like headless chicken in any country

KingCold:
Imagine this idiot says we were hungry..bro.. we are classy people. we never flooded people's countries like that

The only thing Nigeria did was to secretly give the SWAPO and MPLA fighters visas so that they can go train in the Soviets to come back and fight for freedom. When they came back some camped with MK in Zambia and some went to Zimbabwe where Robert mogabe sold them to me killed by the apartheid government.

RGRNetwork:
Angola and south Africa is better and richer.

Please we don’t want you anymore in South Africa, we are tired of your criminal brothers.

KingCold:
Are you sure South Africans received that money, or you were swindled by your own politicians?

This ones were scammed by their government, there is no record of ANC or any liberation party receiving their money. They think that scam give the free ride to be drug paddlers in South Africa. A good Nigerian is a dead Nigerian even the ambassador in South Africa is compromised.

iykbethany:
I urge Nigerians to boycott UAE/Dubai and their visa requirements. It's outrageous for the UAE government to demand $10,000 in bank statements and a non-refundable fee of N640,000 to verify that you the applicant is honest. This is an insult.

Dubai/UAE is an Arab country, that offers nothing spectacular for business or pleasure.

For tourism, Africa has better and cheaper alternatives like Kenya, Tanzania, Egypt, and South Africa, which offer richer experiences at a lower cost.

Most of Dubai's tourist attractions are man-made.

For business, China and Vietnam are more affordable and efficient options. I've imported goods from various countries, including Dubai, China, Vietnam, India, and Turkey, and know that most goods sold in Dubai are made in China, making it cheaper to import from Vietnam and China.

Let's treat the UAE like they don't exist. The UAE imposed a travel ban on Nigerians two years ago, but Qatar has taken a different approach and welcomed Nigerians with open arms.

So, if you must visit an Arab country, consider Qatar, which is just an hour from Dubai, equally beautiful, and offers easier visa processing. If you think Dubai airport is fine, wait till you see Doha Airport, which has been named the world's best airport.
Save yourselves some dignity my people

Few Facts about the UAE Visa Requirements for Nigerian passport holders.

1. You need to have 6 months proof of having $10,000 in your account.
2. Proof of round trip paid upfront.
3. Proof of hotel accommodation that is paid upfront.
4. Obtain a non refundable Document Verification Number (DVN) at a cost of N640, 000 and this is valid for just 14 days after which it expires.

#iykbethany #iykanthony

We also don’t want you any more we are tired of the parasites from Nigeria with all their scamming am crimes

They created this topic to cry xenophobia, they always find way to play victims when they commit fraud . Check sokthola show when their caught with drugs they always cry and claim to be church people

Marcgrace:
How many South Africans live in these countries you mentioned, Europe, America, Canada, Australia, UK, Ireland or Around the World, do you know the figures?

Yes we have figures because South Africans travel with proper documentations for example I can tell you the we have +- 150 South African in Nigeria and they were all registered to vote in the last elections .106 were registered in Lagos and 39 in Abuja none of them are running around the streets of Nigeria like headless parasites committing crime and fighting with immigration officers like Nigerians in other countries