nerodenero:
It's a step in the right direction.

The energy they expended on xenophobic attacks, they should use that same zeal to fight HIV.

That is irrelevant to this article.
Thousands of civil servants may not get their wages come month end! Just think of it

Volksfuhrer:
Op, from the tone of your post I may have to concede you are South African, no?

since1914:
@ MzansiBeat...at least the report did not say Nigeria is borrowing from South Africa to pay salary. Most certainly, the borrowing is local, and will likely be funded by local Nigerian banks. The inferiority complex displayed by some Africans towards Nigerians is almost getting irritating. As Nigerians, we know we have lots of problems and we have never denied them, rather we keep shouting ourselves hoarse at every given opportunity we get, to discuss the way forward...Yet other Africans abandon all of their own domestic problems to focus on that of Nigeria. I personally fear for South Africa because, there is a huge social crisis brewing there, all the Xenophobic attacks and the incessant violent labour strikes are only symptoms of a deeper problem - the staggering disparity of the social, economic and educational conditions between South African blacks and the whites. Which if not tackled soonest, will lead to an inevitable civil war. So OP, that is what you should be worried about, and not about how we foot our bills.

Back to the issue at hand, I hope NOI is begining to see all that we had warned her about several months ago. We have no business borrowing to pay salaries if we had been more prudent with our earnings. Most Nigerians might not have Economics degrees from Harvard, but at least they still have commonsense.

kastonkastrol:
[s]I don't have anything on you and you also don't have anything on me, I don't like your people doesn't mean am jealous of you. What the fork will I be jealous about south Africans. Lol. Your hiv, your crimes or your ugly scary faces? Tell me....

Do you know how big Nigeria is and how porous northeastern Nigeria is? You fools don't know zinc about Nigeria and yet you will be saying rubbish. Dude wallow to the nether and save your _stupidity for your fellow animalistic brothers.

A south African talking about backwardness, smh. You people are so developed that you hav to kill innocent foreigners and also loot their shops because your lazy _asses don't want to work[/s]

iyobs7:


Thank you my brother, Nigerians are too dull and fickle minded to think for themselves, we are all names and no brains.

How can thousands be missing and yet people did not cry out? Those that were rescued are wives and children of those so called freedom fighters.

No chibok girls were kidnapped, it was all a lie. I kept wondering how could more than 250 girls be marched out of a community with lorries and yet no one saw or heard them when they were being taken away. Even the mama peace that Nigerians laugh at was even sensible enough to ask " Principal na only you waka come?"


They were writing waec and those that claimed to be rescued couldn't even speak English and I heard they were writing physics, tell me were they writing physics with Hausa language?

It was a hostel accommodation, does that mean that the hostels had no stewards that were in charge of the hostels?

When Jonathan said it was all a lie, people labelled him heartless.

What a waste if education we have in this country where men and women who boast of burning candles cannot even think for themselves.

What a shame of a nation.

Never surrender your conscience to the theory of a majority.

Cherlene:
Good evening Nairalanders,

I am CHEERFUL sharing a few of MY FIRST ATTEMPTS preparing delicious Nigerian food recipes.

Below I will upload mouthwatering images of
- Peppersoup and yam
- Moin moin
- Puff Puff
- Yam and stew

Note: All images are taken by me, and PREPARED by me. I am still in the process of learning to cook a range of Nigerian food.

Regards,
Cherlene.

khassy:
rubbish

so after killing Nigerians you are now learning our food so as to close down more of our eateries over there abi

omo ale jati jati

PS
quote me and watch thunder faya your grand father in 6D curves Samsung TV


nansense

kastonkastrol:
just get the fork-off my screen _asshole. I don't waste my time fighting an e-war with animals like you. _stupid _Cunt. Your last line, that you can only sell to ugly mzansi folks like you. _fucking white slave

kastonkastrol:
sharap you animalistic ediot. Whatever their crime is, they are still better than you south Africans that act like animals. Nonsense. Most of us here in Nigeria who are not ibos are not happy with some of their behaviors, but that doesn't make you _stupid south Africans any better than them. Useless lazy buffoons who are killing their fellow Africans for no reason. And I laugh when you used your useless thumb to type trash about you ediots leaving better than any nigerian.

You ugly buffoons are just 40million in your country and about 25million of u _assholes are leaving in abject poverty, so what are you saying again? _useless animal in human skin

iretiland:
[s]The combination of a brainless/shameless GEJ and Abati with complete lack of personal integrity & zero dignity is the worst Nigeria will ever witness. What a SLEAZY govt of the worst kind. From Abati's denial of luxurious car by PEG for Africa's first ladies to Moroccoan king/ambassadorial withdrawer to South African arms money, and now this SA ambassadorial recall U turn again. Who told this people that life is nollywood. This is as bad as it gets for a nation and except for their likes who are happy to celebrate mediocrity of the highest order, no organized set of humans should allow this bunch run any of their affairs. In fact they need help to run their own lives.

dre11:



Am still telling you the dollars you make here you can compare it with what you make in other countries even your own country inclusive

ijustdey:


They knows better and they did allow it to degenerate to this point
They know better and the person that spark up the violence wasn't caution or call to order..
They allow it to get out of hand that Israel have to deny the SA envoy entry to their land
They know and we see police forces encouraging it


Pls we all know the amount of hate SA had for the other African brothers

dre11:


Maybe you need to ask MTN when the first begin business here on how much the milked the Nigerian populace before glo came on board


Keep boasting up and down..... We know how much oil dollars we spent to free you guys

BluIvy:


Msheeeeww! Don't mind them, they just get a kick of insulting us. Amazingly, their people do not want to leave the country of the devils.

lalasticlala:



http://thenationonlineng.net/new/boko-haram-kills-12-in-borno/

simplemach:
These people are all devils.

YOU PEOPLE ARE THE WORST HYPOCRITES EVER. YOU BUSY WASTING TIME INSTEAD OF FINDING BOKO HARAM WHO HAVE JUST SLIT THE THROATS OF 12 OF YOUR CITIZENS. YOU ARE DISGUSTING!!! MTN IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN LIVES TO YOU!

prince0:
HAPPENING NOW:

Members of The Flagship, an affiliate of Edo Civil Society Organisations shuts down MTN office in Benin City, Edo state over the killings of Nigerians in South Africa, calling all Nigerians to boycott the products and services of South African companies in Nigeria.

This is just the beginning.

Makweembo:
AFRICA, UNITE!
“I cannot leave you without addressing my nation South Africa concerning the challenges they are facing. The world should know that every country has their challenges. We have been facing our challenge of Boko Haram for many years here in Nigeria.

"What is happening in South Africa – I don’t see it happen again; it is over. God is in control.

“The wound of one should be the wound of all. Whatever happens in any African country, we should come together – what can we do? What happens in Nigeria – every African should be concerned. Every African should be concerned with whatever happens in South Africa. We should see it as if it happens in our own country.

"The wound of one should be the wound of all. Every continent is like a human being. South Africa is a hand; Ghana is another hand. Nigeria may be a leg; Congo could be an eye. In the body, if anything happens to a part of it, the whole body will feel it.

“The wound of one should be the wound of all. Today, if anything happens to a country, people say they will carry their people – where are you carrying your people to? Why can’t we come together and redeem our continent?

"AFRICA, UNITE! We have a common enemy – satan! We have one enemy camouflaged differently, uniformed differently. What is happening there can happen in any country. Africa, let us unite!” - http://www.facebook.com/tbjministries

benzion72:
To stop the violence and xenophobic attack on Nigeria in South Africa. It is high time the Nigeria Government Nationalize their economic interest in Nigeria. If this is not done quickly So many life of Nigeria are in jeopardy. I expect GEJ to do this and stop the Carnegie in South Africa. By attacking their economic interest such as MTN, DSTV and SHOPRTITE they will not learn their lesson. We must not forget how General OBJ nationalized British Petroleum and turn it to African petroleum, Somebody should act fast to save Nigerian and other Africans in South Africa

adeniranfam:
[img]http://4.bp..com/-RqLTsVZSchQ/VTPZ26zcUFI/AAAAAAABn2k/1xDiBHRpEM4/s1600/27A9153400000578-3043276-image-a-8_1429266404467.jpg[/img]


A group of Nigerians living in Mahatma Gandhi Road in Durban have vowed to defend themselves if attacked by the locals.

Solomon Okoro, 31, according to iol.co.za, said they have been receiving threatening messages but were alert and prepared for any trouble if police are not willing to protect them. He said they would have guns, knives and bottles ready. Okoro said they have no choice but to defend themselves if under attack.

“It is not like we do not know how to fight. It would not be a good thing because this is not our country, we are not here to fight. Also local people are our friends, we eat and
drink together. Those fighting are racist – they cannot live side by side with other Africans.

We (did) a lot for this country during apartheid. But now that everything is hunky dory we are being attacked… This smacks of hypocrisy,” he said.

Okoro is happily married to a Zulu wife and claims that if he had to go back to Nigeria, it would have a negative effect on his child. He disputed the accusation that the Nigerians living in the Point area were involved in crime.

“I come from the Igbo tribe. I am a king’s son and I came here with lots of money to set up a clothing shop. Most of us are businessmen who have contributed to the economy by employing locals in our hair salons and shops.

These are just greedy people who cannot stand our success… If these accusations are anything to go by, why not report those involved in crime to police? Not every foreigner is a drug dealer,” Okoro said.

Emmanuel Ike, 35, said his government had given South Africa an ultimatum to come up with a solution, otherwise they would close down all South African businesses.

“There are more than 240 SA businesses in my country and all of them come with their own staff, so to say we are taking your jobs is nonsense. We should be questioning why you are not employing our people back home.”

We are a hard working nation who do not look for handouts from the government. We work for ourselves,” Ike said.

Kumba Samou, 42, of Liberia said he had received a desperate call from his mother asking about his well-being.

“We are seeing what is happening on television. If you are not safe, please come home. I do not want you to die there,” she said.
source: http://shadeade..com/2015/04/nigerians-living-in-durban-south-africa.html