₦airaland Forum

ednut1:
Her father is igbo lol naso

JaceBlaze:
The king of circular arguments is complaining about circular arguments.

Imagine the migraines we had to suffer through.

kiddaz:
By South African laws, she's not and can never be A South African. Have knowledge before arguing what you know nothing about

Boss20:
Capetown is one of the most beautiful cities in the world , in fact it consistently ranks among top 3 and even rank most beautiful city globally sometimes so no surprises here.

Things like this shows the economic well being and purchasing power of the people.

Nigeria has a lot of catch up to do honesty.

njokuuche77:
It will be interesting to see whether this trend holds over the next few years. With the economic headwinds, business uncertainty, and other challenges currently facing South Africa, demand on this route could soften if those issues persist.

zhike:
Good question, home where?

Bahamas95:
Oga, listen to me. I don't care if I was born on Jupiter. If I'm no longer wanted in a place and there's every possibility that I could be attacked by angry people, I'll leave without caring how long I've lived there.

What Chidimma is doing now is no different from a woman who chooses to remain in an abusive marriage.

ednut1:
yoruba father , igbo mother. Nothing special there. How does an igbo lady named “Chidimma Vanessa Onwe Adetshina“ have an igbo father and Mozambique mother but surname is Adetsina . What the hell is Adetsina

zhike:
Ghana, Libya, Kenya etc

zhike:
Yes most foreigners are making our city to be dirty.
FYI, legal foreigners are staying in the security estate and are not selling on the streets

zhike:
Nigerians are coming to SA illegally

geoworldedu:
Ah!!! Salah deserved a yellow card for that obvious diving. How come the ref didn't see that to give him a yellow? Na wah o.

geoworldedu:
I didn't watch that one. Can you send a short video of that incident to my DM, let me review it. Honestly I didn't see anything like that happen.

Glister:
Every body is always committing crimes in your country except South Africans and the white people..you are saints ,evryother people are devils.. we hv heard.
So the whites living there are they also documented .Never thought one day a black Africsn will call another african illegal immigrant..Countries that were drawn on a map by foreign invaders and renamed are also calling other people illegal.lol..
You will be fine no worry.

Do u know how many S.A are also in other African countries and no one is asking them for papers..I saw one d other day working here in Nigeria.i just shook my head. No one is asking g where is ur papers..u people will be fine.
The hypocrisy is widespread. So I wont argue further.

geoworldedu:
Explain the wrong officiatings because I didn't see any and I watched the face of the TV all through, not the back

lavylilly:
> **Football can be cruel, but tonight it felt even crueler for Egypt.**
> Egypt didn't just play Argentina—they outplayed them for large spells of the game. They defended with courage, took their chances, and had the defending champions on the ropes at 2-0. Their goalkeeper was immense, their organization was outstanding, and they looked set to pull off one of the biggest upsets in World Cup history.
> But once again, the talking point wasn't just the football—it was the officiating.
> The incident leading up to Argentina's winning goal will be debated for a long time. Many Egypt fans believe there was a foul on Mac Allister's challenge before Enzo Fernández scored, and the protests after the final whistle showed just how aggrieved they felt.
> There were also moments involving Lisandro Martínez that left supporters questioning whether similar challenges would have been judged differently had the teams been reversed.
> Whether you believe the referee got every decision right or wrong, one thing is undeniable: **Egypt earned the respect of the football world.** They pushed the reigning champions to the absolute limit, and Argentina needed an extraordinary late comeback to survive.
> Football deserves consistency. Fans don't ask for favors—they ask for the same standard of officiating regardless of the badge on the shirt.
> Egypt may be out, but they leave this tournament with their heads held high. The scoreline says Argentina won 3-2. The performance says Egypt proved they belong on football's biggest stage.

judewrites:
You have a point. Only France now can stop Messi.

The three lions too, but it's doubtful.

flexyrule:
Egypt stand no chance against Argentina.

They'll eventually fold!

WhiteIverson:
Go and read about how Argentina accommodated and hid Nazi war criminals in their country especially the infamous Adolf Eichmann

RandDigital:
You can't regularise an estimated 3 million undocumented migrants while your country faces a 30% unemployment rate and locals are crying out for jobs.

Most undocumented foreigners work in low skills jobs that unemployed South Africans can do but can't because foreigners work for peanuts while building back home.

The SA rand is 85 times stronger than the naira so you can imagine the remmitance.

HacheNoire:
Stop hiding behind illegal immigration!

Everyone knows you don’t care about legal or illegal. We have seen videos.

Jealousy and envy is the root cause, which excludes your masters despite them having TOTAL control of South Africa.

Kobojunkie:
Backbone of another country while your own country continues to buckle under the weight of incompetent leaders?

expert234:
You also chased documented and legal foreigners away from south Africa. Quit your double standard, dear xenophobia dorg!