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RudzSA:You've always been my favourite "Zulu". You're the accurate barometer for measuring my scathing vitriol against South Africa ![]() |
MikeCZAR:OK, if that's the way you feel about it. If you choose to remain a primate and a lowlife,subzero human, who's to say you weren't shown the light? Don't let your vain pride rob you of this rare opportunity of social enhancement and sophisticated worldview. Take my hand |
jln115:irrelevantly silly. Your zulu mouse isn't even up to the basics....and you, it seems you're just one step ahead |
Rudzsa, I have sent you on a long Google trek to look for a Zulu Nobel laureate winner in intellectual capacity. Don't come back to NL without a name. ![]() |
mzilakazi:with Zulu blockheads who can't assimilate and make any thing good out of it. Like you and rudzsa. You're perfect ambassadors for Zulu university gradings. ![]() |
RudzSA:I thought your pitiable diction is all the vice in you we have to put up with, but it turned out you're saving the worse for last; your weak deductive reasoning. You boast with your zulu university rankings and I have asked you to name a Zulu that have won an academic price for the Nobel laureate. You call that shifting the post? |
Rudzsa, I can see you. Name a Zulu noble laureate in all of black south Africa. Your education began in 1994 and you're still behind the rest of Africa. We trained your Zulu teachers in Lagos and UI. Your style of writing is a living proof; it's all the evidence we need to gauge your Soweto educational system ![]() |
jln115:nope, kid. The irony of it is that your monkey talking about quality education can't spell, write and pontificate properly. He can't even pass a college entrance examination in Nigeria, let alone a university one. That's the irony, kid. |
RudzSA:really? Show me one Zulu intellectual Nobel laureate of academic distinction in all of south Africa ![]() |
MikeCZAR:This must be the dumbest post yet |
MikeCZAR:Making excuses have turned you into a blind Zulu. Director of foreign relations I said, not defence corporate communications. You just had to look for holes in that post because it demolished all of south Africa. Your more sensible compatriots avoided it, lower species of the human race like are exhibiting your ignorance and lack of basic comprehension skills ![]() |
Patchesagain:The UN abandoned Liberia and Sierra Leon. Nigeria did what no modern military has done in Africa. We take all credit for these countries. Give me a link for your claims above. |
RudzSA:do not let your school read this. You cannot mention your school together with this broken effort of english. You have succeeded in proving to the world that your university ranking is as fraudulent as your world cup hosting. You can't even deliver a proper literary effort when your integrity, together with that of your country and school are on the line? ![]() Typical of a Zulu; nothing is as despicable and nauseating as a Zulu emboldened by ignorance ![]() One last shot: we don't care about your opinion of us. We don't give a rat's ass if you love us or hate us. We're just content that we freed you from the caves and mountains the whiteman sent you and your forebears. A trained monkey has got more 1Q than a Zulu. |
jln115:all your claims are wrapped in controversy. We have dealt with these claims many times in the past. SANDF victory in general are those she had in collaboration with multinational forces of which she wasn't leading the missions. |
agaugust: deadly response with humorous facts. |
vandalZA:sandc approval? Your illiteracy is all consuming. The statement was released by your SANDF public relation director MAJOR GENERAL DANIEL MOFOKENG. ![]() |
Thiza:That's what the SANDF is good for: Hollywood photography. If pictures win warfare, south Africa won't still be looking for her first ever military victory. |
ddami:rudsza? You mean the Zulu who can't write properly. The guy is even an embarrassment to his country men here on NL. Being avoided like a leprous mouse. |
vandalZA:Thank you for letting us no your inner anguish. You're a tormented soul, living in hell on earth. Your life has been reduced to hating others to be happy. Need I know anything further to know you have lost? In the virtual world like Nairaland, your real-life pains and torment have managed to shine through ![]() |
ddami:Lol, my last post from their own defence headquarters has put both of them on the defence mode. Valdaza and rudzsa have been reduced to monosyllabic whispering ; D |
vandalZA:http://itweb.co.za/mobilesite/defenceweb/home/item_id-23419/ The excerpt is from your own SANDF headquarters. Please don't cry. |
RudzSA:This is hurting you far more than I could ever imagine. The link is from your own defence headquarters. Thanks for your tears. |
vandalZA:I have blown you away with one source ![]() Cry all you want. When I say south Africa was a burden Nigeria gallantly bore on her broad shoulders, it wasn't for trolling. It's for real. |
ddami:lolz. They are pure primitive fun to me. Vadalza can barely write properly. Rudzsa is logically deficient. |
ddami:He can barely even write. A primitive Zulu who is intoxicated by speaking with Nigerians. |
vandalZA:So you're a part of those primitive, dirty, uncivilised brutes I watch on CNN stealing and murdering Africans. ***spits in disgust*** |
mzilakazi:Thanks for the offer. But the fact remains, he did go to Algeria and learnt guerilla warfare. He did come to Nigeria and received a lot of aid. And he went back to south Africa to fight and was arrested. Tell me something new. |
RudzSA:https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigeria%E2%80%93South_Africa_relations [b] South Africa praises Nigerian military for its apartheid-era help by defenceWeb, February 9, 11:54 pm The South African National Defence Force (SANDF) foreign relations head has praised the Nigerian Armed forces for its strong relationship with the South African military. Major General Daniel Mofokeng, head of SANDF Foreign Relations, said Nigeria was in the forefront in the struggle against apartheid and that the country made huge sacrifices for the liberation of South Africa from minority rule. Nigeria supported the then Frontline States organisation, which was established to achieve democratic majority rule in South Africa. Former members included Angola, Botswana, Lesotho, Mozambique, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe. According to the South African Institute of International Affairs, Namibia contributed an estimated US$61 billion towards the anti-apartheid effort between the 1980s and 1994. Nigeria played a pivotal role in establishing the United Nations Special Committee against Apartheid in the 1960s while ordinary Nigerians contributed financially to the anti-apartheid movement, especially in reaction to the 1976 Soweto uprisings. Mofokeng said that Nigeria also offered military training and support to assist the African National Congress. According to him, Nigeria's gesture helped shore up relations between Abuja and Pretoria. "I must say the relations between the two countries most especially before 1994; has been extra ordinary in the sense that Nigeria has been in the forefront in the anti-apartheid struggle. It assisted and trained our cadre, our students and military students then. So I must say the cooperation between the two has been very great indeed". "The Nigerian Armed Forces' very intimidating credentials, in terms of its military professionalism, is exemplified by its role in Liberia, Sierra Leone and most recently, in Ivory Coast," Nigeria's Defence Adviser to South Africa, Commodore Jacob Ajani told the Voice of Nigeria "In most international fora you find out that it comes easily that Nigeria takes the frontline by way of providing leadership. We have provided many force commandants for the United Nations' peace keeping missions and the Africa Union as well." The Nigerian Defence adviser had hosted fellow Defence attaches and Advisers at a reception to commemorate the 2012 Nigeria's Armed Forces and Remembrance Day celebrations in Pretoria, South Africa. The day is celebrated on January 15 every year.[/b] SOURCE:http://itweb.co.za/mobilesite/defenceweb/home/item_id-23419/ |
vandalZA:South Africans spoken to are however divided on the nuisance nature of Nigerians. While some see them as very brash, loudmouthed criminals, others are quick to point out that it was only with the arrival of Nigerians in SA did they know that a black man can look a white man in the face and tell him off. Could this therefore be a source of the conspiracy against Nigerians? Some will also tell you about the wonderful work Nigerian doctors, academics, professionals and business people are doing in SA. Mostly, they tell you about the ingenuity and enterprising nature of Nigerians. Nigerians spoken to are equally divided as to their opinion of how they are being treated in SA. Some tell of the wonderful friendship they have developed with South African families, while others speak of the terrible experiences they have had in the country. However, one common denominator that is present in almost all those spoken to is that, it will not be in the best interest of both countries to have wrong perceptions and diplomatic rows. The recent spate of attacks notwithstanding, Nigerians spoken to expressed empathy with the situation the South African blacks find themselves. They say they are ready to forgive those who were directly or indirectly involved in the attacks. They have also appealed to Nigerians back home not to engage in retaliatory attacks against South Africans living in the mother country as this will not resolve the issue at hand. |
RudzSA:is that your self-made link you boasted about? What you're showing us is JPEG/MPEG. You are getting boring now. Wait for my links |
RudzSA:south Africa is amongst Africa's poorest. With a stagnant economy, 26% unemployment, 85% Zulu poverty rate and acute illiteracy, xenophobia was a long time coming. ![]() We came to shred your giant Pampers and ANC feeding bottle. |
mzilakazi:A summarized truth, giving you some of the essentials. |
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