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numericalguy:
Maybe Nigeria should just learn to forget all these stories of helping black south Africa because the South Africans have since moved on from that.


Even though we once helped them in the past, Black South Africans can no longer be viewed at as friends because they clearly see Nigerians as their enemies and will go out of their way to seriously hurt Nigerians

If it were to be the other way round, will South Africans forget? That will even be more reason for them to be xenophobic to their fellow Africans.

JaceBlaze:
How many immigrants killed so far?

themanderon:
Why should any be killed or molested in any way? This is very wrong. You black South Africans have a fundamental problem you are not dealing with and that is a lack of healing from the years of apartheid rule.
You are too hateful of yourselves and anyone that remotely looks like you and this is what presents itself regularly as xeno/apfrophobia.
Chasing foreigners away from your country will not magically solve your problems rather it's going to create new and even bigger ones because after you are done with fighting Africans in your midst, you will surely turn on yourselves as we witnessed right after apartheid.
You need to reeducate yourselves on who your real enemies are. Right now you are making enemies of your brothers and who knows peradventure you need their help tomorrow do you think you can get it with the madness currently going on in your country?

naptu2:
Your post makes no sense except you are just trying to troll.

1) Nnamdi Azikiwe had no hand in organising the event. The chairman of the organising committee was Professor Nurudeen Alao, who was also the vice chancellor of the University of Lagos.

2) Sonny Okosuns and Christy Essien Igbokwe were not Igbos.

PulaPower:
Broda Naptu2, you think a VC has a say over a Governor general?

naptu2:
1990

Fighting between Xhosas of the African National Congress (ANC) of Nelson Mandela and Zulus of the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) of Chief Mangosuthu Buthelezi (a prince and traditional prime minister of Zululand).

The fighting erupted quite often between 1990 and 1994.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbPIQaiu6Xk?si=qcXUEArLNVkYTseP

JaceBlaze:
How many immigrants killed so far?

JaceBlaze:
Your psychological evaluation of South African people is duly noted.Now answer the question - how many immigrants have been killed thus far? you said we are killing immigrants and I'm specifically asking for a number.

Do ya'll ever answer direct questions?

themanderon:
I saw videos of at least two mercilessly beaten and killed. I saw children being chased out of schools for being foreigners. I saw people being chased out of hospitals for being foreigners. How do you explain that?

johnie:
BTW, by "Phakela" do you mean "Malema?"

Malema has denied calling Mandela a sell-out (2018):


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0xzlTnLVdQ

Other Views (2019):


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rCAgvvfuzk



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xi1ZH3WwD_E

johnie:
Historically, the Zulus have been known to be a strong war nation state.

Today, they are the largest ethnic group in SA.

As far back as the days of King Shaka, they have maintained a reputation for been deeply territorial.

Shaka aggressively conquered and annexed several neighbouring communities, uniting them into an empire using a well-organized military.

Today, you see "protesters" decked in traditional military attire and armed with traditional war implements which in my view instigates violence in what should ordinarily be peaceful protests.

themanderon:
Divide and rule politics of the colonialists. You think they don't know what is happening in Africa? They know more than you.
They are always busy sipping champagne, while supplying guns and weapons for Africans to kill themselves.
That's why Trump said the only things Africans know how to do is to procreate and kill themselves.
In every generation, the story is always the same.

naptu2:
Nigeria contributed a lot to the southern African liberation movements.

In Angola Nigeria donated a lot of money and military equipment (including MiG 17 fighter jets) to the MPLA.

The MPLA, which was recognised as the government of Angola by the African Union, was fighting against UNITA, which was supported by the racist government of South Africa and the United States.

The MPLA also received support from the Soviet Union and Cuba. Cuban troops fought alongside the MPLA and there were unconfirmed reports that there was a secret unit of Nigerian soldiers also fighting alongside the MPLA. South Africa invaded Angola in support of UNITA.

This is why the Angolan Government had an event to mark the 50th anniversary of the assasination of Murtala Muhammed earlier this year. Members of Murtala's family and Nigerian government officials were in Luanda for the ceremony.

SmartPolician:
Saying that Nigeria supported South Africa in the past is not enough reasons for Nigerians to live in their country undocumented. An undocumented person can commit crimes and nobody can easily trail and arrest him.

On the other hand, it's totally wrong for South Africans to ask Nigerians who have the legit papers to live in their country to go home. If they insist on sending them back home, we will convert MTN Nigeria to a Nigerian company and I will become the new CEO/founder

Omoluabi16:
No sir. Phakela is not malema. The people spearheading this movement is Nzugwe, phakelablablawhatever and that jacinta***** . Malema is actually against the anti immigration movement.

johnie:
Oh!

You mean this guy?

https://youtube.com/shorts/JHkLr6Zy_gg?si=7VW-oSGyGqDwqpJj

Only goes to prove my point!

naptu2:
That shows exactly what the problem is.

Some South Africans complain about crime, but if that's the case, then the police should arrest the criminals and prosecute them. The problem is that you have all kinds of mobs that invade people's premises and threaten them, including the premises of innocent people.

Again some South Africans say that the problem is the criminals and illegal aliens, but you can see this guy saying that he doesn't care if people have their papers or not.

Idah Peterside is a well known person, he played for clubs in the Nigerian and South African leagues, he settled in South Africa when he retired, he is an analyst on Supersport and a pastor who had his own church, everybody knows that he's not a criminal, yet the mob invaded his church and threatened him. It was so bad that he had to return to Nigeria. He now lives in Port-Harcourt. How is that justifiable?

South African Police And Vigilante Invade Peterside Idah's Church
https://www.nairaland.com/7123031/south-african-police-vigilante-invade

naptu2:
That shows exactly what the problem is.

Some South Africans complain about crime, but if that's the case, then the police should arrest the criminals and prosecute them. The problem is that you have all kinds of mobs that invade people's premises and threaten them, including the premises of innocent people.

Again some South Africans say that the problem is the criminals and illegal aliens, but you can see this guy saying that he doesn't care if people have their papers or not.

Idah Peterside is a well known person, he played for clubs in the Nigerian and South African leagues, he settled in South Africa when he retired, he is an analyst on Supersport and a pastor who had his own church, everybody knows that he's not a criminal, yet the mob invaded his church and threatened him. It was so bad that he had to return to Nigeria. He now lives in Port-Harcourt. How is that justifiable?

South African Police And Vigilante Invade Peterside Idah's Church
https://www.nairaland.com/7123031/south-african-police-vigilante-invade

oloriooko:
The present generation of SA have abandoned and ignored Mandela saying he's no longer seen as their national hero.

delpee:
I remember Agostinho Neto visiting Unilag with our military rulers then for an honorary award. We were all so thrilled. The war against apartheid was taken so seriously and Nigeria worked with every leader who was ready to fight the oppressors.

Mirasteel:
Those black xenophobic South Africans don't know what Nigeria did for them during the apartheid time if not they won't be this ungrateful.

johnie:
Oh!

You mean this guy?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvNeXP53Z_4?si=4rVG8VCpi7LT0A3Y

https://youtube.com/shorts/HYUqqfSjkkU?si=QMwa6PKPCVC3CfVs

Only goes to prove my point!

JaceBlaze:
You are just fishing for propaganda to validate your narrative.The guy who got ruffled with punches is still alive but I believe deep down you know it.

Chasing people out of schools and hospitals is regarded as killing them? And why the fúck should I be explaining when that was not the arguement we were having? You are just trying to find something that sticks and it's not working.

Omoluabi16:
look bro.. I don't believe in this blame the white man stuff. It is presenting us as people who can't think for themselves. Na we dey do ourself.

themanderon:
You guys act in an anachronistic way to what is the norm in this day and age. You need help as a people.

aswani:
So because of how we helped them end apartheid, we should go and misbehave there.

We should sell drugs, start installing kings in their kingdoms etc and they should accept it.

In case you don't know, there are lots of Nigerians in South Africa, and have been for a long time, that are law abiding. Those people don't seem to have any issue with the locals and vice versa.

themanderon:
You guys act in an anachronistic way to what is the norm in this day and age. You need help as a people.