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Foreign Affairs › Re: "We'll Shut Down MTN, Dstv & Stanbic!" – University Students President (VIDEO) by Olotudo: 7:47pm On Jul 13
Beautifulday:
These clowns don't even know the new owners of DStv
grin grin grin grin

I can't wait for their shut down. I wanna see how France and Macrone are going to respond to Nigeria after attacking their business in Nigeria. stoopidity kills! cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy
Foreign Affairs › Re: Xenophobia Leader Phakel Announces Africa Tour, Nigeria May Be Next (VIDEO) by Olotudo:
Bluntguy:
No one, including him needs to be told that he dares not get close to Niger Republic talkless of Naija because he and his ilk go quickly find out say we no get joy true true where South Africa dey. Killing innocent people in your country simply because they are foreigners and planning to visit their country to rub it on their face.

Whoever knows that guy should tell him to do quick and come. If Ogun no kpai am make I bend.
You people really don't learn, do you? If Pakel'uMthakathi were ever to travel to Nigeria, some people seem to believe they could intimidate or harm him. That would be a grave mistake.

1. South Africans are brave, resilient, and action-oriented rather than simply talkative.
2. If anything were to happen to this man, there is a real risk that tensions in South Africa could escalate dramatically, with innocent Nigerians and or all immigrants, potentially being caught in the fallout.
3. South Africans are highly organized when they feel passionate about any cause, and retaliation cycles can spiral quickly.
4. South African history contains many examples of serious intergroup conflicts and the devastating consequences they can have for everyone involved. Ask the SA Indians how they had to beg Zulus not to unalive everyone but spare their seeds/children.
5. If your goal is to prove a point or make a political statement, or revenge, targeting him would only inflame tensions further and place many innocent people at risk.
6. Whatever anyone thinks of this individual or his message, threatening or harming him would be reckless and could have severe consequences far beyond the people directly involved. This man commands + 1million Zulu warriors in SA, they are always ready for war.
7. The way I see it, this is a bait, to cleanse SA of immigrants. Anyway the ball is in your court. BTW, seems like SA are getting a lot of support from the UK, US and Europe.

Unless you are ready for an all out war? No cause is served harming this man, provoking violence or putting innocent people in danger.
Foreign Affairs › Re: South Africans Take Their Protest To The Nigerian Consulate In Pretoria by Olotudo(op): 2:43pm On Apr 02
Meanwhile Ghanians are thanking their people for behaving in South Africa
https://www.tiktok.com/video/7622707749922557206?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc

Olotudo:
Nigerians have been telling South Africans to go and shut down their consulate or embassy if they want Nigerians to leave. Well, they did — they went there and are now demanding action from the High Commissioner. They are saying that if nothing is done to stop illegal immigration and crimes allegedly committed by Nigerians, then they should leave South Africa.

Listen to them here, these people mean business.

Some Nigerians are also saying that if things escalate, they could retaliate by targeting South African businesses like MTN, DStv, and Shoprite, which would hurt South Africans economically.

What do you think? Is the relationship between South Africa and Nigeria finished? Can it still be saved, or is it beyond repair? Maybe it doesn’t need saving, maybe it should just be buried? Check Tik tok below!


https://www.tiktok.com/video/7623385077854047510?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc
Foreign Affairs › South Africans Take Their Protest To The Nigerian Consulate In Pretoria by Olotudo(op): 2:40pm On Apr 02
Nigerians have been telling South Africans to go and shut down their consulate or embassy if they want Nigerians to leave. Well, they did — they went there and are now demanding action from the High Commissioner. They are saying that if nothing is done to stop illegal immigration and crimes allegedly committed by Nigerians, then they should leave South Africa.

Listen to them here, these people mean business.

Some Nigerians are also saying that if things escalate, they could retaliate by targeting South African businesses like MTN, DStv, and Shoprite, which would hurt South Africans economically.

What do you think? Is the relationship between South Africa and Nigeria finished? Can it still be saved, or is it beyond repair? Maybe it doesn’t need saving, maybe it should just be buried? Check Tik tok below!


https://www.tiktok.com/video/7623385077854047510?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc

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