₦airaland Forum

lezz:
Msauza from your Monika you're either a Zulu Bantu, Xhosa or Tswana bush-hut dwelling savage whose forebears built nothing in south Africa .

Mandela was referring to you and your kind when he admitted"we can't run a country, we are just released from the bush, prisons and camps"

My maternal Zulus have contributed immensely in the development of SA and their contribution continue to blossom every step of the way.

Yet, the same Mandela ran this country as a first black president.

NaijaPikinGidi:
Abamieda Fela Kuti's music shared above is for your listening enjoyment MsauZA. It's medicine for your soul.
Me and you no dey the same category no matter how you try to twist your fingers!

I told you to continue with your assignment of scratching and see what relieve will it bring you and remember as well to scratch those on the net as well.

lezz:
keep crying.
When the ANC took over governance 20 years ago, the party, by its own admission, lacked the capacity to run a government.

"We were taken from the bush, or from underground outside the country, or from prisons to come and take charge," the late Nelson Mandela recalled after becoming the country's first democratic president.

"We were suddenly thrown into this immense responsibility of running a highly developed country."

But 20 years on South Africans appear to be less understanding, with blame roundly piled on the governing party and its policies.

The party's leadership has "allowed corruption to take root, ran an ineffectual bureaucracy and education system, and spent millions on vanity projects," said analyst Max du Preez, in a recent book A Rumour of Spring.

While Mandela sought to retain all but the most politically-warped white civil servants needed to run the country, many still left.

They were replaced by party acolytes who too often used the public sector for self-enrichment, looting coffers through manipulation while the people were neglected through poor service delivery.

"The public service is incapable of fulfilling its obligations because of a lack of capacity among civil servants," said Wits University vice chancellor, Adam Habib.

This is a consequence of the government's "misguided cadre deployment policy".

"Corruption runs rampant and is not dealt with firmly because of party loyalties or inefficiencies in the system," he said in a recently published book South Africa's Suspended Revolution.

I am not crying because I know that from SA geographical position upwards in the continent is just a bush with big lions and monsters, and downwards from Cape town is Europe. That's why we do not see ourselves much as Africans because we do not compare ourselves to Africa but Europe.

NaijaPikinGidi:
I am on ground and I am in the best position to tell you there are no foreign fighters or military boots on ground. Take a cue from the VICE videos ... watch Part 3 and listen to what that brave Kaj Larsen confessed about the NA's victory ... "it was a Nigerian victory". In the Nigerian Army ... we fight to the last man until VICTORY is secured! That's the mentality SANDF must learn from the NA and not the Photography and Model Agency you have for an Army.

Not my fault to see you -- Enugu man getting more and more desperate! #LearnFromNigeria #treuLeadersOfAfrica

You can scratch it many a times but it won't change the fact that Jonathan made use of SA mercenaries which were based in Iraq. It goes into the annals of history that Naihapinkingidi won't change. Go and scratch it all over the net because it is painted everywhere.


http://m.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2015/03/return-of-the-mercenary/388616/

lezz:
operation by phone light, 3-1 bed with a dead body Sandwiched between 2 patients, Mandela admitting ANC do not know how to run a government because they're from the bush.

You have been killed and buried. R.I.P

Every hospital in SA has a power back up system. Many people do not even understand the concept of sensationalism used by media, just like you. Tell me which doctor in the world can perform operation with a light of a cellphone? You must study communication or journalism to understand sensationalism.


Meanwhile, SA doctors has made history yet again.

http://www.bdlive.co.za/national/health/2015/03/13/sa-doctors-perform-worlds-first-penile-transplant

Henry120:
Nigeria has a rapidly growing infrastructural sector, and the country within the last 4 years has paved/built enough roads, that in length is half of planet earth.

Nigeria is also home to Africa's most Ambitious projects Eko-Atlantic city and Centenary city. Our Rail project was also named in one of the world's Top 10 projects largest projects.

Julius berger a Nigerian construction company is Africa's largest construction company.

In actual fact those were just the lies which were spread by PDP thinking it would help them win the elections. Enugu in particular does not bear reference to those lies, it remains the same Enugu, year in year out, yet the people of Enugu were so blind to continue to vote for the PDP that does nothing to them. Poor hospitals, roads, housing, poor sanitation, poor water supply, poverty, absence of grants, absence of school feeding schemes, absence of free education, absence of free health care and many more others were the order of the day in Enugu and still remains.

NaijaPikinGidi:
You are so desperate ... Nigerians are Nigerians! Just eat your tiny balls out ... fake Enugu man! What Jonathan has shown -- is the political sagacity that many African leaders need to learn. It shows you the democratic maturity and leadership we are teaching fellow African countries like South Africa. The biggest and most advanced democracy in Africa. Reason why we have the leading and most fearless Army in all of Africa.

The world now confesses we are a professional fighting force!

Nigeria recruited mercenaries, particularly those who are experts from South Africa. Do you call that military the best that failed to use its own skills to defeat BH and instead deported hundreds of mercenaries from SA to help them defeat BH. Does that not tell you that South Africa's mind is superior to that of his Nigerian counter part? Jonathan could make use of mercenaries to defeat BH but that unfortunately could not help him win election because of Nigeria have seen what kind of joke had their military turned into.

Henry120:
Thanks to 300 years uninterrupted white minority rule.

Universities.... Most South-Africans don't got to the university.

Defence industry known for making MRAPs, I'll give you that. Although, in Africa, Egypt has the best Defence industry.

You are always dreaming deep in your sleep, so when are you going to wake up? So, SA built all those world standard universities for foreigners? Desperate attempts to deface the image of South Africans with lies, Shame.

What is it that Egypt has ever sold to the world? Egypt has no defence industry comparable to that of SA.

It is a fact that SA has the best defence industry in Africa. If you don't know that look at Sipri to see which African country is in the top 20 arms exporter.

Egyptians recently sent their minister of technology to beg SA to help them train their scientists, engineers and technologists in various fields.

lezz:
Nigeria has the NHIS ( National health insurance scheme.

In delta state, all pregnant women goes through free ante natal and deliveries.

Sing me another song.

Nigeria has most of poorly developed hospitals in Africa. SA always wants to compare to European standard in almost everything. By the time they start to look into Africa, they will see that they are in actual fact by far better in terms of development of infrastructure. The problem is that we have white community and Asian community that always refer to either Europe or Japan that they always use as a yardstick to measure the quality of public services. I just only wish them to visit Nigeria and other African countries, I bet you they will recommend SA in many ways.


Nigerian government is a complete failure when it comes to service delivery. They don't even know the concept of service delivery. Pregnant or not pregnant you are entitled to free health care in SA.

Henry120:
Blacks don't use the internet in South-Africa. Most of the commenters in this thread are white or malay.

Pathetic lot they are.

Every black man in SA use internet primarily from their tablets and cellphones. Whoever gave you that information mislead you because he saw that you were a real monkey.

NaijaPikinGidi:
Views from the world over!! I hope our blockhead South Africans can now understand that khaki no be leather!! It takes an unbiased VICE (video) news reporting from our NE frontlines to demolish all the wrong perceptions, hate-mongering and propaganda peddled against Nigeria and the NA.

All I owe you is more of the outpouring of praises for Africa's top conventional War and COIN specialist Army - the NA.

They say we are "badasss" fighters!

Nigerians pretending to be white people, bwahahahaha!!! If Nigeria military was that competent, why did Jonathan lose the elections?

lezz:
you must be a zombie schizophrenic baboon.

Your hospital shares 1 bed to 3 patients.

A dead patient got sandwiched in between two loving patients, plus your operations are carried out by touch light, not even a generator set.

Your government reduced pass grade to 30%.

This anomaly don't happen in Nigeria, not even in during the civil war.

SA has far better public hospitals than Nigeria. We don't send our people abroad to receive better health care.

lezz:
[b]'Things have got worse'

And a facility that was once one of Africa's finest hospitals is now plagued by broken equipment, a lack of basic medicine and despite having 3 200 of them, a lack of beds.

At the advent of democracy on 27 April 1994 Baragwanath Hospital had a stellar reputation, receiving referral patients from far beyond South Africa's borders.

Its doctors had already successfully separated conjoined twins, while Groote Schuur hospital in Cape Town was the first place in the world to successfully carry out a heart transplant.

With universal suffrage came a duty to care for tens of millions of black patients who had largely been denied access to quality care for most of the previous century under racist apartheid laws.

"Things have got worse, it's so bad, it's actually frightening," said a black senior doctor at the hospital who asked not to be named.

He remembers an incident two weeks ago when three very ill patients were forced to share a bed in an admission ward that checks in more than 100 patients each day.

"The one in the middle died and suddenly these two people were sandwiching a corpse," he recalled indignantly.

In another recent case a woman was forced to share a bed with a male patient.

State "hospitals were much better run under apartheid", he said, dismissing suggestions that the expansion of medical coverage to black patients is the root of the system's problems.

"There was less money that was going into corruption."[/b]

If you touch the issue of hospital, do yourself a favour and shut up, because we both know how bad are Nigerian public hospitals which do not even offer free medical care. SA provide free medical care and is about to implement NHI, the first country in the world to do so. The country which will pay for its citizens medical care even in private medical facility. This initiative assures that every citizen of SA will have a medical aid of their own, dummy.

lezz:


In Limpopo 5 000 children had no textbooks for more than six months because the government stuffed-up a delivery contract.

Across the country the government has lowered the high school pass mark to 30% to ensure matriculation rates don't collapse under the weight of low-quality teachers, protected by government-allied unions.

At an upscale housing estate in Pretoria ill-trained or reckless police tramp through a suspected murder crime scene, putting their own case in jeopardy, while some investigations into the politically connected are dropped.

"The whole policing sector is a failed institution. It has become like a militia - like Haiti's Tonton Macoute," said political analyst Moeletsi Mbeki, the brother of former president Thabo, referring to the brutal paramilitary force created by ex-dictator Francois 'Papa Doc' Duvalier.

You don't know anything about the story of textbook saga. The book were delivered but instead they were dumbed in the dumping site.


Nigerian school children know nothing about textbooks. Most of their schools are in bad conditions particularly in Enugu. So, you shut up because I know the poor conditions of schools in Nigeria.



http://m.mg.co.za/article/2012-08-07-more-textbooks-found-dumped-in-limpopo



http://m.news24.com/news24/SouthAfrica/News/5-000-dumped-textbooks-found-in-Limpopo-20120807

The government inject R23 billion to Eskom


http://www.bdlive.co.za/business/energy/2015/02/26/power-nene-confirms-r23bn-cash-injection-for-eskom

lezz:
majority of your military is peoples by ill-trained Zulu fighters who got drafted in by 1994.

Your institutions are filled by half-literate employees forced in by ANC.

2014-04-24 12:06 Johannesburg - In the bowels of Africa's largest hospital, doctors carry out emergency surgery by the light of a cellphone while, in a nearby ward, seriously ill patients are sardined three-to-a-bed.

Twenty years after South Africans jubilantly swept apartheid aside, Johannesburg's Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital, like many of the country's post-apartheid institutions, has failed to live up to the dream.

Away from the country's high-profile political scandals, a more pernicious institutional crisis is ravaging the "Rainbow Nation".

Small municipalities and large ministries are being eaten away by corruption, mismanagement and the enormity of serving all of the country's 51 million citizens, not just an elite few.

The problems are "systemic" and require a complete "overhaul" according to Phophi Ramathuba of the country's doctors association, but they are not limited to the health sector.

When I told you whites are your saviours, you beat your chest like a gorilla and deny.

When I compared you to Burundi, you thought I was being funny.

Now listen, South Africa is going to keep rotting away to the very bottom before an attempt at change will surface. Mark my words.

One thing that separate SA and Nigeria is development. Despite corruption in SA but development is heading forward, with our struggling economy or not. We are the only country in Africa that build free houses and free services. I have been to many countries in Africa including Nigeria, but all that I see there is disappointing. Nigeria in particular is a bush outside Lagos and Abuja. Even Lagos is still under developed in many respects.

The cabinet approves more funds for eskom

http://mybroadband.co.za/news/government/109828-cabinet-approves-more-eskom-funding.html

agaugust:
You have power cut issues today, I have a new Southie contact with me here, he tells me it will take many years to build new capacity and get South African enough electricity supply. You will remain screwed up for a long long time, massive power supply capacity CANNOT be built overnight.

Thou shalt survive on candles for many years, thus saith thy critical condition
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Do you think SA is Nigeria that lives in the dark with generators? Your friend told you lies, the situation is now a lot better.

agaugust:
Life gets worse in Southie Kingdoms...

https://www.sapeople.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/candle-e1417992287456.jpg

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Eskom get R4billion loan to upgrade grid.


http://m.news24.com/fin24/Economy/Eskom-gets-R4bn-loan-to-upgrade-grid-20150408


Government to give Eskom R10 billion rand bail out in June.


http://www.timeslive.co.za/local/2015/01/22/treasury-plans-r10-billion-funding-for-eskom-by-june

Henry120:
Your troops receiving medals for cowardice!!!!

What a country.

400 troops had only 1 bag of medical supplies, even this didn't contain the essentials. LOL.


"Soldiers had to ask French parachutists for essential equipment, with only one doctor present with a backpack for medical support."

Where do you get 400 from? Can you see where your source is misleading you?

Henry120:


Operational commanders have painted a picture of chaos around the mission in the Central African Republic that claimed the lives of 15 South African soldiers - putting the blame squarely on the shoulders of the military’s top brass.

According to the Sunday Times, logistical blunders and feuding among military bosses led to South Africa’s ‘Mogadishu’ in March last year.

No evidence of C&C.


What situation room....... LMAO !!!!!!

BH has killed over 1000 Nigerians soldiers. We lost only 15 soldiers.

Henry120:
A medic for over 400 troops you classless liar.

Now, he says I'm running a smear campaign...... LOL!!

Deal with the facts, the SANDF is an incompetent, poorly organised pitiful, poorly trained, poorly equipped force.

Not according to reuters who were on the ground.

This is what Reuters, UN, the BBC said




"A source with the United Nations in Bangui said the South Africans had asked for assistance from French forces to help them leave the country."

http://mobile.reuters.com/article/idUSBRE92M0AU20130324?irpc=932

"Bangui - South African soldiers in the Central African Republic are seeking safe passage to the airport after taking heavy losses during fighting with Seleka rebels, Reuters reports."



"Amy Martin of the UN's humanitarian agency, OCHA, told the BBC World Service that the SA troops had retreated to their barracks and were seeking safe passage to the airport."


"Seleka spokesperson Eric Massi said the rebels had broken through a line of South African soldiers during their push into the city."

why do you like to balloon the numbers of SA troops deployed to CAR? How is that going to benefit you because only 250 soldiers were deployed. The number that does not even make a quota of SANDF troops.



Meanwhile, The whole Nigerian army, air force et al asked assistance from SA mercenaries to defeat BH. Don't forget that one as well.

In Bangui, the French deployed over 4000 troops in contrast to SA that deployed only 250 soldiers.

patches689:
Someone has low standards

Bwahahahaaha!!! those protective glasses worn by that Nigerian soldier looks like those ones worn by Marikana mine workers. They are very plenty in Marikana even kids play with them on the streets.

agaugust:
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Next time, mind your language !

Photo 1 : Inferior South African tank crew with ZERO eye protection and low standard kit

Photo 2 : Superior Nigerian tank crew with FULL eye protection and high standard kit

Happy Sunday...happy viewing ![/size]
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Photo2 I see cheap NA tank with cheap kit and cheap protective glasses. The very same kit that failed them in Gwoza resulting in their tanks hijacked by terrorists.

patches689:
“They had every kind of weapon that they were fighting against us with – heavy weapons,” said Tahir. “It was a very difficult battle. We lost more than half of the the men only in my unit of 500 men.” http://www.timeslive.co.za/thetimes/2013/04/03/sa-soldiers-carved-us-up-say-rebels

Just only 200 gallant SA soldiers fighting more than 3000 heavily armed rebels.

patches689:
Yeah, this is the helmet which you find so impressive

The so called world class helmet.

agaugust:
Show me funeral or dead body of one single Seleka soldier, until then, NO SINGLE SELEKA REBEL DIED !

Below is SANDF funeral of Seleka battle, ONLY SANDF troopd died in Bangui as Seleka rubbished your army in broad daylight
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Show me any rebel or terrorist group that had ever buried their comrades in arms decently. Many of them just throw their bodies in an ocean, lakes or rivers. Some bury them in a shallow grave where there is no even a single journalist to take pictures and publish them on the net.

agaugust:
Uniform does not win you a war. Seleka has no standard uniform, but they defeated SANDF in less than 24 hours battle, many of them wearing just jeans and T-shirts, they drove out SANDF wearing special expensive cam uniforms, and a lot of boxes of spare SANDF uniforms were abandoned by the fleeing Soweto army. If Seleka wears SANDF uniform tomorrow we all know how they got it.

By the way, that incident means SANDF special uniform is now readily available for sale in the black market of Bangui
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Yet, Seleka lost hundreds of their men in relation to only 15 men that SANDF lost.

agaugust:
Nigeria is not a hollywood and internet photo army, our tank crews have coveralls and standard uniforms including standard tank crew headgear/helmet with communications attached. The fact that they don't show it all in open photos does not mean they don't have it.

Grow up dude, how much does a T-72 tank cost? About $ 2 million for a tank, then you think a mere $300 coverall uniform is too much for Nigeria to buy? We even sew and make those uniforms in NA factory in Lagos.

Fool of Soweto....see Nigerian scorpion tank crew below in large numbers with full tank crew uniforms and tank crew special headgear.

Mumu you are !
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Mmmmm!!! Nigeria army is only a nollywood kind of army, abi?

Nigerian troops got the real beating from Islamic militants on their backyard at home, where their full strength is. At home where all their weapons inventory is kept but still they contracted SA mercenaries who were based in Iraq to help them defeat BH. I don't think SANDF can ever do that shameful act. No wonder Jonathan lost his seat.