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Now I hope that Naijapindish will understand that the quickest way for any foreigner to acquire citizenship is through marriage. All other avenues are taking long especially to my fellow uneducated Nigerians who cannot convince our government about their skills, so that they can be granted permanent residence permit and consequently citizenship after five years. The only way left for them is to marry whoever they see wearing a dress across the streets to make a wife.

GidiNaijaPikin: You cannot not run from your comments on this thread by falsely accusing a person of twisting facts. I dare to say you are just a big fool for your continued attempts at justifying your hatred and xenophobia-driven stigma on your on women!! You should be the more ashamed especially after all your baseless preaching about human rights, true democracy, and rule of law whereas in your eyes some women are as useless as spat-out chewing gums having been used by your male South Africans!! I am reposting the comments below to re-emphasise the issues you have been presenting to the public here!!




When this comes from the brain of a person who claims to have gone through two South African universities I shake my head in shame and disbelief!! This is deep South African chauvinism and xenophobia in display!! Basically you are implying that your women are cheap by the dozen; that the will sell their happiness to the highest bidder; that there is no such thing as true love amongst your womenfolk; and that selective stigmatisation is an entrenched hierachical way of life where HIV/AIDS, Gay/Lesbian people are more South African than South African women who chose to pitch their happiness and love with foreign men?

Stop your nonsensical arguments about permanent residence permit acquisition!! Your empty brain thinks that the marriage path is the only way to acquiring a Permanent Residency? Now let me educate you as usual ... marriage is one of many other paths that may lead to Permanent Residency but is not guaranteed due to the rigourous bottlenecks around it. It is easier and better guaranteed on several other grounds including:

Paths based on:
(a) Evidence of being the holder of a work permit for five concurrent years ;
(b) Evidence of being the spouse of a citizen or permanent resident for five years with evidence that a good faith spousal relationship exists.
(c) Evidence of of being a child under the age of 21 of a citizen or permanent resident,
(d) Evidence that one is a child of a South Africa citizen.

Residence on other grounds
Permanent residence permit can be issued to a foreigner of good and sound character who—
(a) has received an offer for permanent employment
(b) has demonstrated that he or she possesses extraordinary skills or qualifications
(c) intends to establish or has established a business in South Africa
(d) is a refugee
(e) intends to retire in the Republic
(f) has a prescribed minimum net worth and has paid a prescribed amount to the Home Affairs Director-General;
(g) is the relative of a citizen or permanent resident within the first step of kinship.

If you have any brain left in your thick head you'll see that Permanent Residency on other grounds are easier to attain than those in the first path category. According to you, most Nigerians and foreigners marry your ex-prostitutes ... if that must hold true, I'd like you to tell me if such marriages ever last beyond a year or two without blowouts and fights that jeopardise the chances of it lasting 5 hectic years with evidence that a good faith spousal relationship exists?

While I encourage you to spend more quality time studying and knowing the law ... why not spend good time practising the law without bias or willful stigmatisation of fellow beneficiaries of the human rights provided by the law? Your brain can achieve better if you try!

Now get over your self!!

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You may wish to crosscheck the points above in South Africa's Immigration Amendment Act No. 19 of 2004
Act 13 of 2002 as amended by Act 19 of 2004

Chief, you are lost and it is very apparent that there are lot of things you will still have to learn about South Africa. Citizenship and permanent residence Permit are two different things. You can still acquire permanent residence permit and become a foreigner. Many foreigners in South Africa are in possession of permanent residence permit but they are not necessarily citizens of South Africa.

Permanent residence permit is a privilege and can be taken away from you by the authorities.

Maybe this will help you further:
http://www.services.gov.za/services/content/Home/ServicesforForeignNationals/Permanentresidence/sacitizenship/en_ZA

GidiNaijaPikin: You cannot not run from your comments on this thread by falsely accusing a person of twisting facts. I dare to say you are just a big fool for your continued attempts at justifying your hatred and xenophobia-driven stigma on your on women!! You should be the more ashamed especially after all your baseless preaching about human rights, true democracy, and rule of law whereas in your eyes some women are as useless as spat-out chewing gums having been used by your male South Africans!! I am reposting the comments below to re-emphasise the issues you have been presenting to the public here!!




When this comes from the brain of a person who claims to have gone through two South African universities I shake my head in shame and disbelief!! This is deep South African chauvinism and xenophobia in display!! Basically you are implying that your women are cheap by the dozen; that the will sell their happiness to the highest bidder; that there is no such thing as true love amongst your womenfolk; and that selective stigmatisation is an entrenched hierachical way of life where HIV/AIDS, Gay/Lesbian people are more South African than South African women who chose to pitch their happiness and love with foreign men?

Stop your nonsensical arguments about permanent residence permit acquisition!! Your empty brain thinks that the marriage path is the only way to acquiring a Permanent Residency? Now let me educate you as usual ... marriage is one of many other paths that may lead to Permanent Residency but is not guaranteed due to the rigourous bottlenecks around it. It is easier and better guaranteed on several other grounds including:

Paths based on:
(a) Evidence of being the holder of a work permit for five concurrent years ;
(b) Evidence of being the spouse of a citizen or permanent resident for five years with evidence that a good faith spousal relationship exists.
(c) Evidence of of being a child under the age of 21 of a citizen or permanent resident,
(d) Evidence that one is a child of a South Africa citizen.

Residence on other grounds
Permanent residence permit can be issued to a foreigner of good and sound character who—
(a) has received an offer for permanent employment
(b) has demonstrated that he or she possesses extraordinary skills or qualifications
(c) intends to establish or has established a business in South Africa
(d) is a refugee
(e) intends to retire in the Republic
(f) has a prescribed minimum net worth and has paid a prescribed amount to the Home Affairs Director-General;
(g) is the relative of a citizen or permanent resident within the first step of kinship.

If you have any brain left in your thick head you'll see that Permanent Residency on other grounds are easier to attain than those in the first path category. According to you, most Nigerians and foreigners marry your ex-prostitutes ... if that must hold true, I'd like you to tell me if such marriages ever last beyond a year or two without blowouts and fights that jeopardise the chances of it lasting 5 hectic years with evidence that a good faith spousal relationship exists?

While I encourage you to spend more quality time studying and knowing the law ... why not spend good time practising the law without bias or willful stigmatisation of fellow beneficiaries of the human rights provided by the law? Your brain can achieve better if you try!

Now get over your self!!

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You may wish to crosscheck the points above in South Africa's Immigration Amendment Act No. 19 of 2004
Act 13 of 2002 as amended by Act 19 of 2004

Chief what does prrostitutes has to do with democracy and human rights. Prostitutes are prostitutes and they are even not ashamed to tell you that they are hookers. That is their job and tell since when is it undemocratic to call a person by the nature of their jobs. Is it wrong to refer to a person as doctor, teacher, advocate or Reverend? Absolutely no, and so why is it wrong to refer to a ssex worker as prostitute or hooker.

GidiNaijaPikin: Don't be an idiot! I knew long before you mentioned and better still it's on the Nigerian Navy site and also a topic of discussion on BeegEaglesBlog.com. Sadly you'll not be eating more than you cook for the Navy!! Bloody Navy Chef wanting to be a second-gunner or medic in a South African Navy that has no available ship able to travel to Australia!!

Perhaps we should reverse that statement. How about if we say that Australia also did not have any available ships to partake in the same occasion when it was hosted in SA during post apartheid era. We really do not know what prompted Australia to turn down such an invitation and we really cannot make speculations. That's all.

GidiNaijaPikin: Your truth is a self-indictment on your level of respect or lack thereof for the human rights and dignity of your fellow citizens. The TRUTH according to ZetDee, MsauZA and Tumisang ... is that majority of South African women are prostitutes!!

Chief, don't twist the facts. We haven't made any mention of that calibre of stigmatising women of South Africa in general. We have only said that of all SA women married to Nigerians majority happened to have history of sordid relationships or either hookers on the streets of Johannesburg. Poor Nigerians do not know their background, but we do and that's why we do not find them attractive.

[quote author=GidiNaijaPikin][/quote]Let me leave you because I feel like I am just wasting my time trying to teach you. By the way I forgot that we come from two different countries with different people. The concept of multiracial is too big for you to comprehend since Nigeria is merely one race country. You only get to see different race groups on TV, unlike me who get to see it the moment I leave my doorstep. I don't blame you, I understand the reason why you have such an obstinate brain.

2smooth2shout: if you weren't so dumb and s.tupid yourself, you would understand that story is about SAPS unprofessional conducts and incompetence as a modern police force. your people connected it with a vibrant democracy and i challenged it cos that is not the purpose of that report. but as usual you are always in a hurry to post your rubbish.

Read the topic again before you come here displaying your s.tupidity.

Civil Claims Show the Cost of an Unprofessional Police Service

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"These claims were as a result of wrongful arrests, corruption and negligent conduct but would also include claims for murder, rapes and other violent crimes by the police."

"We need a professional police service to catch violent criminals, not a trigger-happy police force that kills innocent civilians. The time for inaction is over. South Africa needs a plan to professionalise the SAPS, and it cannot be delayed any longer."

and why did you respond since time wasters don't need to be responded to? see your own S.TUPIDITY?

i see you been trying to get my attention since yesterday and i'm very sure you'll be happy to get it now.

taste it very well cos it will be the last. nothing reasonable ever comes from your head.

Same thing as in America, Europe, china, Kenya and Nigeria. Police abuse their power on daily basis and it is always the minister who account for their action before the court. Most of the times, law suit against the police has to be defended by the minister of police since he/she is the political head of the portfolio of safety and security.

Now that you are a witness to see that the government of Nigeria also lost a lot of money on account of irresponsible policing, I hope that you will stop making noise about that news tabloid.

Politically, South Africa has only two race and that's BLACK (Africans, Coloureds, Indians and Chinese) and WHITES ( Afrikaners, English, Portuguese, Greeks and Jews)

Demographically, SA has four categories of races and that's;

-Africans
-Asians
-Coloreds, and
-Whites (Europeans).

GidiNaijaPikin: The same way politics and demographics are watertightly intertwined ... yet you ran away from being disgraced due to your stupidity and 33% brain capacity!! By your current argument around true democracy ... how can that be the case in South Africa when you stigmatise your women married to non-South Africans? Where is the human rights you advocate in your democracy when your women are reduced to spat-out chewing gums? You sound like an autocrat in a pseudo-democratic kingdom!!

I wonder who was your teacher who corrupted your cognitive abilities. Black and whites are political terms because I have never seen a white nor black people in my life. Demographically they would be referred as Africans and Europeans respectively. Can you see the difference now?

GidiNaijaPikin: Shut your flipping trap!! You Mr. Shibobo MsauZA and Tumisang have over the past two days castigated your fellow South African women and called them all sorts of unprintable names! From golddiggers, pros.titutes, amagosha, etc. Obviously by your statements South African women married to foreign men are not entitled to their rights of freedom enshrined in the same South African constitution? So why all the grandstanding about true democracy?












Now with all the above expression of hatred for your fellow South African sisters who date or are married to foreign men, tell us what right you have to fight for other people's rights be they gay, lesbian ... or dehorned rhinos? You are a confused hatemonger!! No! You are a bitter Xenophobe!! Period.

What is it that is really xenophobic about the statements you have quoted above? Nothing. It seems as if we are now abusing this terminology of xenophobia which everybody only came to know about after the recent ordeal of attacks on foreigners in SA. It is no secret that most Nigerians are married to former prostitutes in SA, but not all, yet majority of them. We are thus really confused about their motives, is it about acquiring permanent residence in SA or for true love.

2smooth2shout: stop mixing democracy with human rights. they are totally different please.

your masters of democracy (US,Britain) took decades before granting gay rights. even US only allows it in very few states and Britain only approved it in their law this month.Even France approved it this year after so many years of democracy. so what are you talking about.

are you sure you are even a graduate?

your government simply bowed to western pressures out of fear.

Democracy and human rights have the deep meaning that is so watertight such that you cannot separate them from each other. Government by the people is what has given birth to human rights and the same cannot be told in autocracy or kingdom. It is only when people start to govern themselves when they will start to pay attention to human rights.

2smooth2shout: no my failed graduate from two universities.

you've been reduced to accepting that south african security sector is filled with well equipped incompetent personnel and a failure of a developing country. we never told you nigerian police was perfect. iit was you who came hear ranting about SAPS and you weak special task force.

and i just proved to you that our democracy is healthy. can you now see that your education is a waste?

In that case, you should do a concise research by going through to all my posts and quote for me where have I made such a statement by referring to South African police as perfect. I have only responded to you to show you that SA is a democracy and there is always a recourse to sue the police where abuse of power prevails.

2smooth2shout: WOW!!!
that post really got to you.

i believe you of all people should know that it's SA that is the capital for GAYS of Africa. so sharaap with the gay thing. unless you like to watch men's a*sses as it's allowed in you constitution

As a true democracy, we believe that people do not have the right to dictate over anybody sexual orientation. Gays and Lesbians are human beings and as such they are entitled to enjoy their rights as enshrined in the constitution.

2smooth2shout:

you be real otono.

‘Court-ordered N41.8b compensation not negotiable for Zaki Biam victims’
http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=116211:court-ordered-n418b-compensation-not-negotiable-for-zaki-biam-victims&catid=1:national&Itemid=559

Court orders Nigerian Government to pay N37bn damages to residents
http://premiumtimesng.com/news/121196-odi-massacre-court-orders-nigerian-government-to-pay-n37bn-damages-to-residents.html

Court orders Police to pay N4m to four victims shot by DPO
http://thenationonlineng.net/new/subsidy-protest-court-orders-police-to-pay-n4m-to-four-victims-shot-by-dpo/

oya let me hear your next weak defense. i'll keep saying that i know a lot more about your country than you do of mine. and from what i know about yours, it ain't pretty as it shows in pictures. fact

Can you really see where do I want to drive you to? You are a good student and now do the calculations to see how much did the government lose on account of irresponsible policing. The same way as in South Africa.

2smooth2shout: another desperate and weak attempt to cover your a*sses.
people sue our police steady here and have been compensated many times. my dad is an example you this dumb head.

like him, many don't get published except for popular people who sue them.
http://www.thenigerianvoice.com/nvnews/97076/1/rev-david-ugolor-sue-nigeria-police-for-500-millio.html

the issue here is police and military are incompetent and totally different from what you've been bragging about. don't divert it you this numb skull

The poor pastor was surely wasting his precious time for suing the police which have all the powers on earth to abuse its powers. Nigeria will never lose any case against a civilian especially in their Kangaroo courts.

Augustine Again: dont be in a hurry bros, tell your south african admrirals to come to lagos next year 2014 and engage two nigerian navy stealth guided missile Type 056 warships in an exercise.

for now anyway, help me tell your cape town and simon's town adrmirals to fly your Dakota MPA aircraft to calabar and engage nigerian ATR-42 MPA aircraft in a 300km range air to surface radar sea patrol exercise

also remind your soweto admirals to bring south african navy SAS Galeshewe to engage nigeian navy's stealth NNS Zaria in a fast attack craft exercise, while your south african T-Craft 'Toy-Craft' boats engage nigerian Shladag fast patrol boat in some 50 knots high speed coastal sea power exercises

come to lagos and show us a south african navy fast attack boat that will join nigerian shaldag fast attack boat in a move from zero start speed to 50 knots in 50 seconds combat exercise

we are waiting for your navy in lagos...dont try a naval blockade when you come...beware of NNS Aradu's Otomat anti-ship missiles that skims on sea surface to 'kiss' enemy targets 80km to 180km away.

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We are not going to waste our energy levels with a brown water navy.

Nigerias BDR project will simply be done by high school students for their science projects in South Africa. My younger brother together with his school mates will definitely excel and even build a better robot than the one you have just shown. Robots are being build by high school children in South Africa and many have been build ever since by just amateurs.

sambos994: You idiocy has reached other level. We were fighting Boko Haram kids gloves in the past. Ever since the State of Emergency has been issued BH has been on the run. I hardly call that a loss. You're an ignorant fool.

Did we retreat like you guys did in CAR? Unlike your SANDF, NAF are no cowards.

@bolded, your talk about the MJTF(Multi Joint Task Force). That's not recruitment into our military, their preventing BH from coming into their countries(Chad,Niger,Cameroon) because BH has been present in those respective countries. Again, ignorance....coming from a country who couldn't invade Lesotho.

And another thing, how do you expect a police station to defend against attacks from terrorists with military grade weapons?

Boko Haram has a recorded victory against Nigerian Military. Do you even ask if you retreated? NO, of course you had an obligation to protect the country from being hijacked, unlike in CAR where the ordeal happened thousands of miles away from SA. You couldn't do it alone with 120 000 men and instead you asked for reinforcement from neighbouring countries exposing yourselves that your Armies cannot do anything despite their six figure strength. Chad and Niger had to come for your rescue

sambos994: We did our part in Mali, can't say the same for SA in CAR.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4NTqD7toGY

I think it's safe to say the battle has been won.


When was the last time BH bombed Kano, Kaduna? Last year ans the year before that, there has been daily bombings in Kaduna and Kano. People couldn't leave their homes. Now the cities are back to normal. Maiduguri? The city's coming back to life. Last year it was no man's land.

Just only this year and not long ago there were bombings going on, or perhaps do you want me to google them for you. By the way let me spare you further shame because you have suffered a lot already.

Augustine Again: .

[size=16pt]Otomat anti-ship missile, range 80km to 180km...power of the Nigerian Navy's NNS Aradu [/size]

[img]http://digilander.libero.it/en_mezzi_militari/html/missili/otomat-peru.jpg[/img]

[size=16pt]who wants to mount a naval blockade of nigerian ocean from a near or far distance ?[/size]


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Augustine Again: who cares ? fact remains that nigerian navy will be there, but south african navy will not be there

QUOTE :

"The South African Navy (SAN) will not have a seaborne presence at the single largest naval event of the year – the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) international fleet review scheduled for October.

The review will commemorate the centenary of the first entry of the RAN fleet into Sydney.

The review, according to the RAN, is a high profile international event and the RAN’s signature commemorative event for 2013."

http://rpdefense.over-blog.com/sa-not-going-to-royal-australian-navy-international-fleet-review

Still, your argument does not hold any water. The bone of contention is the invitation which you asserted to have been received by Nigeria only. Now that you have been caught in cul-de-sac, you resorted to changing tables around simply because you miscalculated the counter-attacks by South Africans. A typical Nigerian always jumpy like the dogs they eat. The fact of the matter is that, SA received the invitation but turned it down citing certain obligations. Moreover, SA also hosted this event in post-apartheid where Australia failed to participate.

BCraig: You did well to change you initial post, which read: "Nigeria the only African navy that was invited".

Guess you've since realised that South Africa was in fact invited eh?

Well done. Suppose for once you properly researched something.

You are still fake, however.

Oh, i take it you do realise that South Africa has hosted one?

http://rpdefense.over-blog.com/sa-not-going-to-royal-australian-navy-international-fleet-review


EDIT: I take the above back! I see the words "invited" still appear in your post. Well under the circumstances, I have no option but to pronounce you an idi*t.

South Africa was invited. You are clueless.

Thank you!! Thank you!! Thank you! U reduced him exactly to where he belong. If you were not around he could have lied to us. What would we have become without you my fellow brother. You are a life saver from all ruthless liers.

Augustine Again: .



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Nigerian Military lost bitterly at the hands of Boko Haram and worst of all at their own turf. Boko Haram attacked them at their own base and overpowered them to the extent that they set everything ablaze. They proceeded to police station and prison to free their comrades in arms without any difficulty. What a victory to Boko!!

Nigeria, however, responded by recruiting military of neighbouring countries in their so called JTF and the question remains why have they doubted their sole involvement in fighting terrorism? Why did they have to go and acquire help from other countries if they were indeed the most powerful in Africa?

BCraig: Exactly, as is the case in every self-respecting democracy.

The article simply serves to demonstrate the strength of our democracy. It's a positive and not a negative.

Infact, that tabloid above is a positive report about the government of South Africa. It shows how good is our democracy for not allowing abuse of power by holding all the culprits responsible. It is only in SA where nobody from nowhere can take the minister of police to court to account for the actions of his men. That privilege cannot be enjoyed in Congo, Burundi, Nigeria and elsewhere in Africa other than here in Mzansi.

chrissy365: that one is small. these guys just build weapons but lack the skillful personnel to use them. they can cry us a river for all i care.

the other day they were shouting about how professional their police and special task force is. well, this is gonna be a shocker.

South Africa: Civil Claims Show the Cost of an Unprofessional Police Service

Minister of Police Nathi Mthethwa has revealed today that the SAPS has spent over R300 million on civil claims against its members over the last three years. These claims were as a result of wrongful arrests, corruption and negligent conduct but would also include claims for murder, rapes and other violent crimes by the police.

The number of civil claims has increased from 3007 in 2010/2011 to 5090 in 2011/12. Although the Minister has said it decreased from 7004 in 2009/10 to 3007 in 2010/11, this downward trend was short-lived. The legal costs have escalated from R89.5 million in 2009/10 to a massive R135.3 million in 2011/12.

While we of course agree with the Minister for saying that tough disciplinary action must be taken and that command and control must be strengthened, it is of course long past the time that he turned his words into action. He must immediately present a detailed proposal to Parliament setting out how he intends to do this. This must include the full demilitarisation of SAPS, as per the National Development Plan, so that the police service can be effectively professionalised.

The Minister has known for years that there is a major problem in relation to the actions of SAPS members that result in a high level of civil claims and that is why the figure for contingent liabilities (a liability that the entity may have to pay, depending on the outcome of a future event - such as a court case) has quadrupled over the last six years. It has increased from R5.3 billion in 2006 to R20.5 billion for 2011/2012. It now constitutes 32.8% of the SAPS annual budget. The bulk of this figure is made up of civil claims against the police amounting to R14.8 billion.

These increasing figures, once again, illustrate the effect the militarisation of the SAPS has had on the service in the form of increased police brutality.

The Minister said in his statement today that he has "always emphasized that this tough stance on crime must be balanced by our philosophy that policing must also be oriented along respect for human rights, be community-centred and protect the weak and vulnerable in society". We agree wholeheartedly in this change of tone since his statement in late 2009 which said the police must take a "fight fire with fire" approach.

We need a professional police service to catch violent criminals, not a trigger-happy police force that kills innocent civilians. The time for inaction is over. South Africa needs a plan to professionalise the SAPS, and it cannot be delayed any longer.



tells you how these guys keep living with Alice in Wonderland.

Atleast it is only in SA where civilians have the rights to open a case against the police for abuse of power. This privilege is unfortunately not enjoyed in Nigeria as police have every right to harass civilians anyhow they please and still get away with it without paying any compensation. Harassment by the police is an order of the day in Nigeria and poor civilians have nobody to speak on their behalf by suing the state, especially where the abuse of power took place.

CAMEROONPRIDE: I don't know for Chad but if u are going to mention Cameroon get your acts together. I know we have never tried to invade one of our neighbors so don't know why u call us invaders. As for borders clashes Cameroon army gave u more casualties.

Cameroon pride- many things have been said about Cameroon in your absence. The likes of Agaugust claimed to have defeated Cameroon just in minutes somewhere in Bakassie. Thus, hoping to hear from you, what is your take concerning your purported defeat at the hands of Nigerian Military. I am now surprised and completely dumbfounded that nobody wants to respond at your post.

NaijaPikinGidi: Time bandit! That's who and what you are

No wonder you chaps and Koreans are good at sprinting.

Hezron Lorraine: you don't read b4 u reply with junks.
Again,u were blind where I said there are different legal system.c'mon.
We've stressed the part of the claims,stop re-cycling.

Can you briefly elaborate to us just in a sentence what do you know, inter alia, the following laws as mentioned below;

1. Constitutional law
2. Administrative law
3. Criminal law
4. Private law ( family, delict, person, company and succession)

NaijaPikinGidi: Mr. Shibobo MsauZA, assuming I eat dog, how much better do you know about what I eat talk less off what you eat?

Your fellow Nigerians were caught stealing dogs in Soweto and after their successful arrest they confessed to the police that dogs are Nigerias favourite dish termed 404.

So, the greatest possibility is that you could be also eating 404.

agaugust: show us the remote controlled bomb detonating robot built in south africa like nigeria has done.

tell your south african friends to stop posting insults about nigeria, we wont keep quiet, we will reply.

if you want to keep this thread clean, talk to your south african people who post nonsense here, like @craigB and @msauza who said nigerian made bomb detector is a toy for kids to play with.

That ugly amateurish work is not yet a complete, yet you are already making noise about it. Denel can build that and even a better one for that matter. I told you that you are not gifted when it comes to the art of design and I couldn't really believe my eyes when I saw that piece of a toy. Tell is it only how far a Nigerian brain can go? That is an incongruous incompetence of the worst order. The product of a tiny Nigerian brain, always a lofty blunder!!

NaijaPikinGidi: I care less what your favorite meat is! Biltong? Kangaroo biltong, Rat biltong, horse biltong, donkey biltong, or rhino biltong? As long as it comes nicely packaged ... You are worse than even the Chinese that eat all reptiles, amphibians and mammals!

We know the story of your meat industry! it's obvious you need some dog meat! Well, ask your Chinese South Africans to provide more variety for you !

Dog eater

New small weapons for South Africa:

http://itweb.co.za/mobilesite/defenceweb/home/item_id-31268/

na_chris_be_dis: and you abused someone else for using the wrong word. to think that you even graduated from two universities. smh

Lol!! poor word construction is not the same as wrong words.