Chikeziehosan: guy leave dem i got ur back let dem talk...may God punish dat Reverend Father...Let people live their life..don't intrude

Mr knowitall.:


If you are living in Nigeria obviously God has been pissing on you!!!

mgbeketoto:

Who is hiding?
Do I look like YOU? AN ANONYMOUS COWARD?
JESUS CHRIST WAS A gay!
Period!

COME NEAR ME. . .MAKE YOU SEE WETIN I GO DO YOU!

nadia_SA:
Sometimes

nadia_SA:
LoL they embarrassing u

whatzbyafria?:

dude I really hope you are not Yoruba. Even if you are you are clearly a dumb one that a true Yoruba will not identify with. FYI the Igbos do not consider us to be one...hell, they dont even consider themselves Nigerians. THEY CONSIDER THEMSELVES BIAFRANS...Please stop with all the gibberish you are saying. I can never take sides with the devil. And most Yorubas know better than to do that.

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[size=15pt]You and who are one O boy drop that pami wey you dey drink make you look face well well.No Yoruba man in his right sense will say he is one with Igbos.We are not one and you know it.We are not similar in anyway not even in the slightest.One is primitive in nature the other is progressive.The day Nigeria is divided i will spend my last cent to throw an owambe party and rejoice.Yorubas are a 100 years ahead of igbos in all ways possible.This is why we voted ACN while you chose to remain slaves under PDP.As we can all see ACN is working while PDP is chopping.How long have you mugus been begging Jonathan for a second Niger bridge?Igbo FRESH AIR[/size]

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[size=15pt] Dude have you not been reading any of comments

Ok let me summarize: Igbos boys are have destroyed the image of Nigerians in SA and now they shooting each to bloody bits just to control their diminishing drug territories.This then leads to more South Africans hating Nigerians.Honest Nigerians are now labeled the same as these criminals.[/size]

nadia_SA:
MuMu... I'm not here for u oooo.. Can't u c we ignoring U! U no make sense at all at all..

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[size=15pt][b]Hehehehehe.....words of a low IQ negro.I dare you to engage me in an intellectual debate. They no born you well, bloody Mgbeke.

I have one question for you though:

Why don't you Igbos like bathing? I am sure the South Africans here will agree with me that many of the igbos boys in SA smell like s.h!t.Why do you people shy away from water? You are giving us Yorubas a bad image in South Africa.Now many South Africans believe Nigerians don't use deodorant just because of your dirty brothers? Please tell me igwe why Igbos don't like to bath? Go to SA and see an igbo restaurants ,chai you will vomit tire,very dirty people!

When i asked one Igbo boy here why he does not bath ,this is what he said " Una bros this weather too cold o,my house no get hot water so i just dey bath twice a week make i no catch flu!" I think the SA government should deport any Biafran who smells,you guy are ruining the fresh air of South Africa with your smelly armpits. [/b][/size]

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[size=15pt][b]Listen here donkey ,i am a pure Nigerian ,pure Lagos born Ekiti/Ondo boy.You can spread your lies but i grew up in Nigeria.Do you know Ladipo Kasumu street in Allen avenue,Ikeja?Go and ask about The Law from Ado Ekiti,that was my father.Do you remember the Jeddah air crash of 1998 ? Go read up on it ,my father was the attorney who worked on that case and helped the families of the pilgrims secure compensation from the Airline and the Airplane manufacturer. He worked with George Sarah from US social services as well an attorney in Texas to sue them both.My father had a popular chamber in breadfruit street on Lagos Island behind Bristol hotel and not far from Mandilas,Kingways,Mr biggs and cash & carry.

I grew up with a silver spoon in my mouth but i will not join you and lie about Nigeria.I went to Christland school in opebi then to st Gregory's college obalende and finally attended Lasu ojo so there is nothing you can tell me about Nigeria.I remember the days when we use to buy customized football jerseys from LOP (Land of plenty) in Victoria island.The days when lumberjack shirts,timberland,Sanchos boots e.t.c were reigning. I remember the parties big boys like Abiolas sons used to hold in opebi opposite tasty fried chicken.I remember when i was in Lasu and had to deal constantly with Ayes and Eye trouble.I remember when i started hustling by buying second hand electronics from Alabas market and reselling to my classmates.O boy i don waka well well for naija so leave story.

It is you who needs to free yourself from slavery.I used to think Nigeria was the bomb because i grew up rich and never lacked anything but when i traveled i realized how fu-cked up Nigeria was.All my "Naija i rep" ego was deflated when i started visiting South African countries and they looked even better then some countries in Europe.I was very ashamed of Nigeria because i did not understand how any other African country can be a billion times better than Nigeria in all aspects.Be angry at me all you like ,the day you travel out of that hell hole ,you will remember me and understand where i am coming from.Experience is the best teacher.

One question you must ask your self if you have any form of intelligence is this: If South Africa is so bad how come Nigerians are flocking to the country like flies? Surely if the South Africans were so evil and killing Nigerian everywhere ,Nigerians would have left by now My friend who works at the airport told me that at least 89 Nigerians arrive in South Africa every 48 hours.Right now it is confirmed that the number of Nigerians in South Africa has surpassed the 1.5 million mark.If Naija is so sweet what are people running away from? Tell us "chairman" why there is a long queue in front of the SA embassy in Lagos? It is not rocket science,if you want to be honest with yourself ,you already know the answer.As far as i am concerned,the day the South African Government get rids of these igbo boys on the streets is the day ,the good reputation of decent Nigerians will be restored in SA.[/b][/size]

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[size=15pt][b]Listen here donkey ,i am a pure Nigerian ,pure Lagos born Ekiti/Ondo boy.You can spread your lies but i grew up in Nigeria.Do you know Ladipo Kasumu street in Allen avenue,Ikeja?Go and ask about The Law from Ado Ekiti,that was my father.Do you remember the Jeddah air crash of 1998 ? Go read up on it ,my father was the attorney who worked on that case and helped the families of the pilgrims secure compensation from the Airline and the Airplane manufacturer. He worked with George Sarah from US social services as well an attorney in Texas to sue them both.My father had a popular chamber in breadfruit street on Lagos Island behind Bristol hotel and not far from Mandilas,Kingways,Mr biggs and cash & carry.

I grew up with a silver spoon in my mouth but i will not join you and lie about Nigeria.I went to Christland school in opebi then to st Gregory's college obalende and finally attended Lasu ojo so there is nothing you can tell me about Nigeria.I remember the days when we use to buy customized football jerseys from LOP (Land of plenty) in Victoria island.The days when lumberjack shirts,timberland,Sanchos boots e.t.c were reigning. I remember the parties big boys like Abiolas sons used to hold in opebi opposite tasty fried chicken.I remember when i was in Lasu and had to deal constantly with Ayes and Eye trouble.I remember when i started hustling by buying second hand electronics from Alabas market and reselling to my classmates.O boy i don waka well well for naija so leave story.

It is you who needs to free yourself from slavery.I used to think Nigeria was the bomb because i grew up rich and never lacked anything but when i traveled i realized how fu-cked up Nigeria was.All my "Naija i rep" ego was deflated when i started visiting South African countries and they looked even better then some countries in Europe.I was very ashamed of Nigeria because i did not understand how any other African country can be a billion times better than Nigeria in all aspects.Be angry at me all you like ,the day you travel out of that hell hole ,you will remember me and understand where i am coming from.Experience is the best teacher.

One question you must ask your self if you have any form of intelligence is this: If South Africa is so bad how come Nigerians are flocking to the country like flies? Surely if the South Africans were so evil and killing Nigerian everywhere ,Nigerians would have left by now My friend who works at the airport told me that at least 89 Nigerians arrive in South Africa every 48 hours.Right now it is confirmed that the number of Nigerians in South Africa has surpassed the 1.5 million mark.If Naija is so sweet what are people running away from? Tell us "chairman" why there is a long queue in front of the SA embassy in Lagos? It is not rocket science,if you want to be honest with yourself ,you already know the answer.As far as i am concerned,the day the South African Government get rids of these igbo boys on the streets is the day ,the good reputation of decent Nigerians will be restored in SA.[/b][/size]

BluIvy:

Do not come here, we've had enough of your type. Hope they get you at the airport. And then you will come here to complain. Please, you insult SA and still want to come here. We do not want you in SA. Stay in your civilised Nigeria.

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[size=15pt][b]Shut up dia ,bloody okoro feeling funky.Your village in the east is not even as good as 1% of swaziland. I spend my holiday in swaziland every year and it a lovely country boasting superb infrastructure that eastern Nigeria will not even see in the next 100 years.

You clearly do not know anything about Swaziland. Below are some of the areas in swaziland where people go to relax from the hustle and bustle of SA :











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If you don't have a clue about a country ,don't talk.All the Southern African countries including Zimbabwe is 100 years ahead of Nigeria in infrastructure.[/b][/size]

Kei144:

So, residing in Durban is now an achievement in itself and residing in Swaziland is an under-achievement? Incidentally, I do not need any external attachment, like residing in London or owning a private jet, in order to boost my self esteem. As for abusing "your country", the only way to push away the darkness that continues to ruin Nigeria is to bring the truth to light. Nigeria has remained an abnormal country; a country that by 2013 is worse off than it was in 1967 before the Biafran war. By 1967, Nigeria was moving towards becoming a great nation. Educational system was superb; etc. By 2013, there is hopelessness everywhere. The youths are being damaged by the system. See a poster on this thread writing that cultism that is now established at every level of Nigerian educational system is now being practiced by Nigerian youths in South Africa. Because you live in the poshest part of Durban, it means nothing to you. But the reality is that it means that Nigeria is doomed. It means that greater rejection will be meted out to Nigerians by more and more nations of the world, because we are abnormal. Even Nigeria breaking up will not make any difference because the youths have been damaged by years of demonic governance.

mondi_cheeks: nadia is zulu, I'm sure she can teach u zulu. I jus support sharks cos of Lambie I'm working on making myself available for the SA vs All Blacks. Wanna watch the haka live for the first time

nadia_SA:
LoL same tin as Blue bulls my primary school made me love that team cause Majority were rooting for Blue bulls so lol I followed ooo..
Now inlove with it ..

Never been to a professional rugby game thou except for school rugby

nadia_SA:
Iti boribo!!

Kei144: It's unfortunate that Nigerians attacking South Africans on this forum have never been to South Africa; neither have they been to any civilized country. One problem Nigerians have is that they grew up in a country that is built on lies and so they cannot even know what is truth. In fact, Nigerians hate truth, having become used to darkness. I see some posters on this thread competing with South Africans in English language. Nigeria does not stand a chance in any English language competition because only very few Nigerians have ever heard a native English person speak the language.

If you have ever watched some Biafran war video clips on Youtube, you would have seen the kind of English language that educated Igbos spoke during the Biafran war. It was far better than the English language spoken by any people in the world that has English as their second language. It was far better than South African English. Even white journalists that visited Biafra commented on the kind of English language that Biafrans spoke. Post-war Nigeria destroyed all that. Hausa-Fulani rule of Nigeria destroyed all that. Most Nigerian youths do not know how badly most things in Nigeria compare with things in countries like South Africa. The "things" include the character of our youths.

One day I was in a very short queue in Swaziland's Ministry of Home Affairs, waiting to renew the residence permit for me and my family. A Nigerian man of about 30 years old came and asked for everybody to allow him to go in; he was in a hurry. That action was so absurd to everyone on the queue and his Nigerian passport was visible to everyone. I was so ashamed that I hid my own passport so that others on the queue would not associate me with him.

Nigerians do not realize how abnormal many things in this country are. That is why the kind of protests that happen in Egypt hardly occur here. FRSC suddenly demands that every vehicle owner must buy new vehicle plate number and new drivers' license and gives a deadline. Everybody rushes to pay cut-throat prices in order to satisfy FRSC. And nobody protests. What kind of governance is that?

Afam4eva:
I don't know why you people have no shame. It has now come to fighting over who speaks better english(a foreign language).

maxwello.yg:

hips don't lie.

Ladytee-thato:
Lol you mean England English darling we have the best English in Africa we all know that.