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donleo92:
Make that Nigerian invest him money for Nigeria

I no fit waste my money for another person land especially south Africa.

I even prefer to do or even invest in gambia and even Ghana as a Nigerian than south Africa.

Black south Africa men, are worst set of people to do business with, if you are from another country.

Them get this entitlement mentality especially if you they do the business for there home country. Those years, me dey change am for them

TheMensch:
Who is this xenophobic @mirasteel that is making hateful and inciting comments on Nigerians and bots can't ban him? In a Nigerian forum you are saying that a Nigerian that legitimately bought a building in your country is doing scam? Would you have said the same if your masters from Europe came to buy it?

if you do not ban this guy and delete this thread, then I won't take Nairaland seriously again.

donleo92:
Make that Nigerian invest him money for Nigeria

I no fit waste my money for another person land especially south Africa.

I even prefer to do or even invest in gambia and even Ghana as a Nigerian than south Africa.

Black south Africa men, are worst set of people to do business with, if you are from another country.

Them get this entitlement mentality especially if you they do the business for there home country. Those years, me dey change am for them

QuinQ:
How u know? U live there?

Watch below. The man is another TB Joshua


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axbFBpA7V60?si=dPkuM4qY_08aCFfc

donleo92:
Yes oh... But I been no like the life

RandDigital:
Nigerian pastor John Anosike has accused Gayton McKenzie of xenophobia and intimidation after the Minister and Patriotic Alliance leader voiced his disapproval of the former’s bid on Cape Town’s Good Hope Centre.

Anosike, who heads up a church in Maitland, has also responded to critics, claiming his alleged acquisition is “lawful, transparent and fully documented”.

Despite bragging about owning the rights, the City of Cape Town has yet to confirm its successful bid. An auditing process is currently underway.


MINISTER MACKENZIE'S OBJECTION

During a Facebook Live this week, Gayton McKenzie claimed that the Patriotic Alliance approached the management of the Good Hope Centre to host the launch of the Joslin Smith Foundation. He claims their request was rejected.

The Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture voiced his disapproval that the Democratic Alliance-led City of Cape Town had allowed Nigerian Pastor John Anosike to bid on the historic landmark.

He said: “Over our dead bodies, here will be no Nigerian church. We are not taking arts and culture spaces and giving them to Nigerians. That will not happen.

“If that Nigerian pastor knows what is good for him, he must keep that money. My advice to him is to take your money and invest in Nigeria. We will never give you peace. We will fight in the highest court. You will never take that velodrome and have Nigerians there having churches. That place will become a place of drugs.

“If the DA thinks…we’re not saying anything, but we’re watching this move. The Good Hope Centre will not be sold to a Nigerian”.


PASTOR ANOSIKE'S RESPONSE

In a lengthy statement, John Anosike responded to the backlash over his bid for the Good Hope Centre.

The Nigerian pastor named Gayton McKenzie, whose strong opposition has garnered attention.

Anosike said of the minister: “Statements of this nature raise serious concerns about xenophobic undertones, political intimidation, and the discouragement of lawful investment by foreign residents of South Africa.

“When political leaders publicly threaten or attempt to obstruct lawful property transactions that have been conducted within the legal framework of the country, it sends a troubling signal to potential investors and entrepreneurs.”

In other Facebook posts, he also sent a “warning” to his xenophobic critics by quoting a bible verse that read: “Be careful how you treat foreigners in your country. For your treatment of them attracts spiritual consequences over the nation”.

Another read: “A nation that oppresses immigrants invites divine judgment because injustice provokes God’s wrath.”

We are not taking arts and culture spaces and giving them to Nigerians. That will not happen.

“If that Nigerian pastor knows what is good for him, he must keep that money. My advice to him is to take your money and invest in Nigeria.

donleo92:
Make that Nigerian invest him money for Nigeria

I no fit waste my money for another person land especially south Africa.

I even prefer to do or even invest in gambia and even Ghana as a Nigerian than south Africa.

Black south Africa men, are worst set of people to do business with, if you are from another country.

Them get this entitlement mentality especially if you they do the business for there home country. Those years, me dey change am for them

seppuku:
They are protecting their country from less than 1 million Nigerians even though they are about 35 million of them.

The fear is deep.

RandDigital:
Same way u get rid of one rodent that enters your house - they damage they do is enormous.

naptu2:
The reason that that thread was funny to me was because of the minister. I'll first explain the minister's part before I come to the main theme of this post.

Right at the beginning of this issue, when it became public that Chidimma Onwe Adetshina was taking part in the Miss South Africa pageant, Gayton McKenzie and others said that she should be removed from the pageant because she did not have a South African sounding name. They asked how she would be able to represent the culture of South Africa when she did not have a South African sounding name.

This was before there was any claim that there was any criminal activities involved in her being a South African citizen. That's why some people criticised him, asked if he had any evidence that she was not South African (he didn't) and questioned how a minister could make such statements.

That's also why people who are responding to his tweet about Udeme Okon are saying that Udeme Okon must be investigated. Chidimma had not been investigated when he said that she must be withdrawn from the Miss SA contest, so what's different now?

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Now to the point that I wanted to make. Some people say that Chidimma Adetshina's mother stole another woman's identity, but I don't know that. I live by principles and based on my principles, I don't know whether Chidimma Onwe Adetshina's mother stole another woman's identity.

There are some Nigerians who have embraced this story (many of them solely because of political issues in Nigeria), but I am not them.

The first thing I do when there is an allegation or accusation is to look at the evidence. So far, none has been provided.

After looking at the evidence, I listen to the argument of the accused (audi alteram partem). I have not heard the other side.

So, as far as I am concerned, I don't know whether Chidimma Onwe Adetshina's mother stole another woman's identity.

I wish I could show you the views of a particular South African (I wish I saved it). He was writing about the way he thinks and the unpopular opinion he has and he said that he does not know whether the South African Home Affairs Ministry screwed up the investigation of Chidimma Adetshina. They have not given him anything to hold on to and he won't be surprised if they did screw it up, but right now, he doesn't know either way.

naptu2:
I TOLD YOU, DIDN'T I?

I follow the news closely, so I know the origin of many of these issues. I have been following the news before it becomes major news.

Chidimma Vanessa Onwe Adetshina

I broke the news that there were calls for a model to be disqualified from the Miss South Africa contest because she has a Nigerian name.

Some people later said that the calls were justified because the girl committed immigration fraud. I said that the calls were not justified because they were based on racism and xenophobia.

You see, the calls were led by South Africa's culture minister Gayton McKenzie and certain activists and they made these calls before there was any indication of immigration fraud. In fact, I am still sceptical that any immigration fraud was actually committed. The calls came just because of her name and the people that made the calls began searching for anything to justify their calls.

I know when McKenzie made his first tweet. I saw it myself.

Gayton McKenzie and the K word

Remember that McKenzie is not a member of the ANC. He is a former criminal and his party was founded by former criminals. Their aim is to end criminality in South Africa and they mainly blame foreigners for rising crime in South Africa.

McKenzie is part black and part coloured. His party, the Patriotic Alliance, gets much of its support from coloureds. He became minister of arts, culture and sports because the ANC could not get an outright majority in the 2024 elections and so they had to form an alliance with the Patriotic Alliance.

If you are as old as I am and if you followed the news during the apartheid era, you would know of a K word that racist white South Africans used to refer to black people. It's kind of like the N word in America.

Old tweetsby Gayton McKenzie in which he referred to black people using the K word have recently surfaced. People are calling for him to resign. He said that black people have no ambition and he used the K word. He said that he will never apologise and he will not resign.

The old tweets have confirmed my suspicion.

It was McKenzie that wrote to the Home Affairs Minister that Chidimma Adetshina should be investigated. I still doubt that it was a proper investigation.

naptu2:
This is the word that Gayton McKenzie used to refer to black people. He has said that he won't apologise and he won't resign.

(Copy the link and paste it in your browser).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaffir_(racial_term)

The English dictionary doesn’t have a word to adequately express my gratitude to the people of Knysna, this was a difficult week for me and you fought for me, you stood up for me because you know me. I will be coming to thank you personally in next two weeks. Thank you… pic.twitter.com/QkenDmNE6u

— Gayton McKenzie (@GaytonMcK) August 21, 2025

Mirasteel:
So the scam business centres they opened in Nigeria isn't enough for them? they want to open their scam centres abroad too.

Alikoooooooooo:
It is extremely disrespectful to many to buy a monument in another man's land and turn it into your own different purpose. Look at Susan Wenger the Oyinbo who fought for the preservation of Osun groove, they even gave her a Priestess title. I think these religious peeps lack love for anything and anyone all they care is the financial gains they make

FreeStuffsNG:
He should build his own nah.

Here in his own country, FG even cancelled the sale of FG refineries already sold to Dangote. Today, it is history because Dangote went on to build even a bigger and better refinery where same FG is today a minority shareholder.

Go and build your OWN!

franchasng:
I love the verses the man of God quoted for the xenophobic South Africans who think their land is now paradise and will remain so forever. They need to learn from others to avoid future disaster.


Our countrymen in Southwest need to also read those quotes very well.


When we were warning our Northern brothers about the spiritual and future consequences of their constant persecution, elimination and dehumanization of innocent strangers in their land at every slightest disagreement, they waved it aside and said do your worst. But take a look at Northern Nigeria today, what's happening there is beyond the ordinary, there is spiritual undertone to the unending cycle of insecurity in Northern Nigeria.

Kobicove:
The have every right to oppose sale of historical and iconic buildings to foreigners