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Foreign Affairs › Re: Malawi, Congo, Bar South Africans From Entering Their Country by morpheus24: 4:20pm On Apr 17, 2015
BluIvy:
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Mmm! !! Frustrated much! Don't burst a nerve, still early days! undecided
**modified** Gee! Didn't notice you're female? It could be menopause, they say when it hit your foam mouth like rabid dog! Shame man!
Bllu IVy, stop running around here embarrassing yourself, for real. ITs unbecoming of a Motswana

THe whole of Africa is against you. We hope you continue to feel the heat.

Please know there is no reset button on this. Only an infantile mind would think that once all the foreigners go you all go back to square one.
Travel › Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by morpheus24: 3:24pm On Apr 17, 2015
PunkyOh:
You just don't get it, do you? South Africa's own struggle is still very fresh & many still have emotional scars because we just got free recently. So you can't expect us to function as people who got freed decades or hundreds of years ago. We will get there WHEN we get there & NO, we're NOT going to snap out of it just because you want us to. No, Sir!
Don't care about the rest of your post & I'm done trying to make you understand how we operate. Think whatever you want to think, I couldn't care less to be frank.
You want us to understand your plight, yet when people try to explain the reasons why marginalized peoples in Nigeria or even oppressed people within Africa migrate out for a better life or people are pressured into all kinds of illicit acts. Ya'll don't want to hear it.

Now you want us to hear the why's, the who's and the root causes of your actions.

You are being forced to look yourself in the mirror now and are now on the defensive.

Stick with the Motswana from Botwana, Blu Ivy's suggestions. At least she has embraced her Xenophobic brothers/sisters
Travel › Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by morpheus24: 3:13pm On Apr 17, 2015
BluIvy:
Mtsweeeeew! Your evacuation flights are on the way, do the needful. Leave the Xenophobes alone. I really don't even think we need to justify anything. Just go home and lockout all million South African businesses in Nigeria then we will see who's education is really to blame.
The only thing you people keep on doing is to yap yap yap yap much, no action. All these lamentations because you don't want to go home?
Its truly a shame, isn't it.?
Your fellow saffer made a comment that you guys believe you are not "African" or at least you don't identify with other Africans. A mindless comment and another excuse to justify your barbarism. Funny since:

the beginning of your national anthem mentions the word "Africa".

You are the only nationality that actually acknowledges the word "Africa" in national identification

Then your Amandla....my buye also mentions "Africa in it"

Eish, Bantu education is terrible I tell you. I am beginning to understand the true psychological disaster of Apatheid on the Black South African mind. Your reverse psychology bla bla aint gonna work on me babes.

The chickens are truly coming home to roost.
Travel › Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by morpheus24: 3:10pm On Apr 17, 2015
PunkyOh:
LOL, ndinenkani mna. Once ndaqala, ndiyaqhubeka until the roosters start crowing tongue
Will you stop that switching of languages that disrespectful.

This is Nairaland!
Travel › Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by morpheus24: 3:09pm On Apr 17, 2015
paniki:
I've avoided repeating myself. Why not dig old threads to see my views?
I knew you was always laying in the cut!!!!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Xenophobia: Lawmaker Calls For Evacuation Of Nigerians From South Africa by morpheus24: 11:56pm On Apr 16, 2015
odeotito:
For me, we should have seen this coming a long time back but for the corrupt, inept and direction less prism through which the handlers of our foreign policy saw their brief. We failed to seize the golden moment for Nigeria when Nelson Mandela came into his own! Our management of the end of the apartheid years lacked creativity and proactivity so much so Nelson Mandela shut down and went to his grave appallingly disappointed at what Nigeria had become! I commend his utterances about Nigeria to my readers. All things being equal, Nigeria should have been his second home thus affording him and our leaders an opportunity to weld the two countries together for all time as partners and not bitter competitors we have now become culminating in this so called xenophobia.
My views on this issue may not be celebrated but it does indicate the rot goes deeper! For example, how many know that Thabo Mbeki should be able to find his way around Ojuelegba in Lagos unassisted and better than many Nigerians? Truth is, he and several other South Africans who later came into leadership positions in their country lived in Nigeria educated and fed on our bill because the apartheid regime longed to have them for breakfast!
When payback time came for Nigeria at the end of apartheid and commencement of black majority rule in South Africa and Thabo became President we did not leverage at all to have favours done them reciprocated. Instead our knees went weak and buckled at the altar of greed, corruption, avarice and unpatriotic zeal with our leaders cutting private deals with priviledged South Africans to compromise our wellbeing. The South Africans have so far played along as it suits them fine! What with mtn, shoprite, dstv et al reaping our large market to sustain their own economy.
The result was a large exodus of about 800,000 Nigerians to South Africa in search of a better life not in sight in Nigeria. The exodus has till date been largely unplanned, uncoordinated and without well articulated goals to further our homeland interests. Informed South Africans know all these and more - it therefore cuts no ice with them when we scream xenophobia and ingratitude in the face of current unsavoury happenings under review. We need to look inward instead!
Here! here!
Travel › Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by morpheus24: 11:44pm On Apr 16, 2015
**OFF TOPIC***

Where is Paniki??


Dude has avoided these topics like the plague!!

I know he hiding somewhere in the cut
Travel › Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by morpheus24: 11:39pm On Apr 16, 2015
PunkyOh:
LOL, you like to use the word "true African", "true black nation" or whatever crappy slogan you're fond of using, as if someone actually cares if you're 2% or 200% African. What's behind this true this & true that?
All I can say to that is

There are those who talk the talk. I walk it my dear.... I walk it!!!

That's the true in Truth
Travel › Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by morpheus24: 11:38pm On Apr 16, 2015
BluIvy:
From what i know, you people get into the country and disappear hence you do not collect your money.
At least you have collected the money to "repatriate" us if or when you find us so no tax burden on you ba!

Better yet maybe you should lobby so the government uses that money to send more of your township illiterates to school !
Travel › Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by morpheus24: 11:27pm On Apr 16, 2015
BluIvy:
You are really thing here aren't you? I am sure you know Lindela? You've been there right? Who spends on that? Your repatriation fees might be pay for a part but not the whole process.
Baby girl, I am all over Africa, from swakopmund to Gaborone, to Kigali to Kumasi to Dakar.

True AFrican right here!

Ps your government are rogues too, They don't want to refund those fees. Talk about taxation with representation!,and you are here crying about scholarship fees!
Travel › Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by morpheus24: 11:19pm On Apr 16, 2015
BluIvy:
Are you for real? I actually don't give a dammn about your deflecting tactics, as long as both include transporting you back home. We are tied of transporting you and you comeback. Do you know how much it costs the taxpayers to play cat & mice game with you people?
You are referring to Zimbabweans that you put on those deportation trains every week that just skip to the next border and hop back into Town, not Nigerians.

We pay repatriation fees before we collect VISA!

Read my sister!... Read!
Travel › Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by morpheus24: 10:56pm On Apr 16, 2015
PunkyOh:
Exactly so why are you judging the whole country's bravery/cowardice based on a few bored individuals?
Who said I was judging the whole country?

Why are you feeling guilty?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Xenophobia: Lawmaker Calls For Evacuation Of Nigerians From South Africa by morpheus24: 10:40pm On Apr 16, 2015
14:
Only take the drug dealers and women traffickers for prostitution. Thear rest can remain because they dont do harm to society.
If you lobby to deport them. I am in full support.!
Travel › Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by morpheus24: 10:35pm On Apr 16, 2015
PunkyOh:
I do the same thing sometimes because the kak gets too much. As if there would still be foreigners living in South Africa if all South Africans were Xenophobic. South Africans can be really crazy & when they stand up against something, die poppe sal dans. We ain't afraid to kill or be killed when we're fed up. We come guns blazing & won't back down. Ever.
We are tired of senseless killings as well in South Africa of Economic migrants. Send them home. Stop killing them.

Pass that on to your angry brothers and sisters in the townships. If you don't you will invite blood for blood.

We wont back down for mad illiterate people either!

You think your people are the only BRAVEHEARTS!

Bring it!
Travel › Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by morpheus24: 10:17pm On Apr 16, 2015
BluIvy:
You will be so surprised some of scholarship holders as we speak are on these threads spewing rubbish. Calling us all names when our stupid government is sacrificing university entry student to make these scholarships available.
Nigerians spent millions under joint ECOMOG and sacrificed lives of soldiers in Liberia and Sierra leone.

Do you see us boasting to them about it everyday.

True Ubuntu to our brothers in the West.

You pass out a couple of thousand rands to highly intelligent world citizens and you are patting yourself on the back.

Please get off that high horse missy poo!
Travel › Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by morpheus24: 10:03pm On Apr 16, 2015
BluIvy:
I cam smell your frustration. cheesy cheesy cheesy
Baby girl this is not frustration.

THIS IS MORPHEUS ALL DAY!

PURE! UNADULTERATED! IN YOUR FACE! TRUTH TELLING! MASCULINE TESTOSTERONE ENERGY,

NEVER! EVER! MISTAKE THAT FOR FRUSTRATION!


I am hear and I aint goin nowhere.
Travel › Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by morpheus24: 9:54pm On Apr 16, 2015
BluIvy:
No, the South African government he been carving the university budget to give sponsorship to African students from honours, masters & phd.
To think that UCT students had to do a fundraising to pay for black students who faced expulsion from the university if the could not pay. While some Nigeria are getting scholarships for post grads. Everything plus pocket money. And this one comes to deny what the beneficiaries of that education are here saying out.
Simple Solution, lobby your government to stop giving scholarship to foreign students,

STOP LOOTING THEIR STORES!!!!


Oloshi buruku e!
Travel › Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by morpheus24: 9:38pm On Apr 16, 2015
BluIvy:
Don't waste your time with that one. Instead of her fuvvcking off she's busy saying things from her brain without facts.
Jealousy from the Motswana!

Leave my African sister alone

Voetsek!
Travel › Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by morpheus24: 8:37pm On Apr 16, 2015
V0lv0:
Exactly. It would be a bit ridiculous for foreigners to expect that from SA government cos at the end of the day the need to look out for their citizen's first. All we saying is stop the hate and killings. If they want them gone because they feel they are strong competition or stealing their jobs there are so many ways to go about this. Those who open shops why are the locals buying from there? Why don't they come together and support only local shops for example instead of looting and burning their places down.
Cause they haven't figured out how to practice GROUP ECONOMICS yet, they are trying hard to spend and live like White people in South Africa. A lifestyle they have coveted since the days of Apartheid.


You rand should circulate your community at least 8 to 10 times before it leaves into another mans hands but how do you want an illiterate from the township to understand that simple concept.

They are waiting for Bursaries from government
Travel › Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by morpheus24: 8:33pm On Apr 16, 2015
PunkyOh:
I have no time for you so whatever.
Is it because I speak the truth

***ITS OBVIOUS***in Julius Malema voice
Travel › Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by morpheus24: 8:25pm On Apr 16, 2015
PunkyOh:
Yes, there is. Young children of foreigners learn for free in South African government schools.
Any sensible government will not leave a child uneducated, foreign or native. That's just plain stupid. Breeding ground for criminality. University level is different. That's on you if you want to go further.



PunkyOh:
Universities are a different story though, we pay too, so what's the big deal? And as for bursaries, why should South Africa overlook her own citizens & grant bursaries to foreign nationals? It makes no sense. South Africans, especially the blacks, have been neglected in the past, were refused proper education etc so it's only fair that this new generation, reap the rewards of what many of our mothers & fathers died for. Why must someone else be favoured when we also have our very own citizens who are desperate for the same kind of help?
Nobody has lobbied your government to give money for Tertiary education or any grants to foreign nationals. Private Scholarships is a different case. Its not government money.

Please tell your government to focus on you. Nobody wants free handouts from your government.

This is the nonsense excuse you people keep giving, day in day out.

Sickening!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Xenophobia: Lawmaker Calls For Evacuation Of Nigerians From South Africa by morpheus24: 8:09pm On Apr 16, 2015
sundayidok:
If I am the present president of Nigeria;
I will send the 11 presidential jets to South Africa to make several trips there until all the Nigerians living in South Africa are been evacuated back to Nigeria.
Then I will direct NCAA,NCC and NBC to withdraw the operating licenses of South Africa's companies like Multi-choice,DSTV and South Africa's airlines making billions of naira monthly here in our great country Nigeria.
Now that's to send a message to South African's that Nigeria as a country will not joke with the lives and economic well-being of her citizens home or abroad who are being made vicitms of fraudulent exploitation,scams and Xenophobia.
‪#‎ActivistNigeria‬.
‪#‎NewNigeriaNetwork‬.
Here! Here!, my good man.

Now if only the government will do it

Mozambicans have started by causing SASOL to shut down in their country as they protest this insult
Travel › Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by morpheus24: 8:07pm On Apr 16, 2015
MzansiBeat:
You got your brain all twisted if you elevate xenophobia above your terrorists. It shows there's something which is seriously wrong with you. You need pyschological observation.
THey are not our terrorists, We have never claimed them nor do we make excuses for their actions.

Can't say the same about your XENOPHOBES though!
Travel › Re: Xenophobia: View Of A Nigerian Living In SA by morpheus24: 7:56pm On Apr 16, 2015
V0lv0:
Yes this is true. I find the statement that they are stealing our jobs quite ridiculous because before that person came what were they doing? Nada. There was this Somali guy who came to SA and started selling Tomatoes on the road, then lil by lil he started to expand and today he has his own shop and is driving a car. Within 2 years or so. If he can do it why can't the SAns? The society has become one of entitlement and blame. Its because of the whites or the foreigners are stealing our jobs. Even if all South Africans leave they will go back and blame the whites and if all whites leave then they will probably blame the Zulus/Xhosa. The blacks here have so much opportunities but they do not make use of them. My heart bleeds for what these people are going through now. If they don't want foreigners they should allow a reasonable time period for them to at least sell off their stuff etc so that they can go home.
I pray it happens but I also pray that there is severe retaliation by all governments in Africa against this Heinous crime.

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