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TheStoriesOfMan:
Randdigital, over to you.

He will respond to you in their favorite quote which is "I don't care!"

seppuku:
He will respond to you in their favorite quote which is "I don't care!"

He just did and his argument is weak and devoid of common sense. I've exposed him for who he is.

You never see anything yet. Na south Africa go beg last last.

Chauke:
They are no different from those that flock into South Africa than fight their governments. People can rather hate on South Africa than hold their countries that have been free for more than 50 years accountable.

Ahhh, the special "Africans" who are going to lead the way for the rest of us 53 countries to follow.

Carry on!

enemyofprogress:
You never see anything yet. Na south Africa go beg last last.

My brother, nothing to beg. Please leave them let them go on their own.

Their people say it's what they want, Apartheid with other Africans. Give them their wish.

Any Nigerian artiste that shoots a video In South Africa should be boycotted.

No more Amapiano in any club or on our TVd.

Very simple.

They started it, they should accept the consequences.

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Flangelo12:
Too early to complain about what is still to come.

i swear

That's a great write up and a big lesson for me to learn. However, I am not generalizing that all Nigerian in SA were into drugs. I said some Nigerian were into drugs trafficking, also, I intentionally limited my write up to my beloved country, Nigeria. I know that other countries are being sent out too out of SA but the one that pull a string in my vein is my beloved Nigerian.

Sure, I am aware that many Nigerians are doing great things legitimately in SA. They have valid documents in SA and still forced or being force to come back to Nigeria. It's like when the criminals is being punished, even the innocent would share out of the punishment because you are from the same country, for example, Fulani kidnappers have heaped a load of hates on law abiding Fulanis. Right now, no one wants to accommodate any strange Fulani into your space because of the ethnic profiling, but come to think of it, can we blame the people for the hasty generalization? We can't, security should be our watch word and nothing greater than see evil and get rid of it as soon as possible if not immediately.

Hope you understand my brief explanation.

Thanks Bro

I am not justifying SA xenophobic trade mark, but my people are my people and I must say the truth which we all know about.

brain54:
I hope you understand that this whole situation is not just about Nigerians in South Africa...


Are Ghanians, Somalians, Kenyans etc being repartrated, harassed and mobbed also dons in drugs trafficking in South Africa?


You seem to be making this about Nigerians and not looking at the bigger picture of this affecting other black foreigners.




Criminals exist in every country including South Africa itself. If crime by foreigners justifies collective punishment then the same logic could be used against South Africans abroad whenever a South African commits a crime which would clearly be unfair.



South Africa's drug problem did not begin with Nigerians and would not disappear if every Nigerian left tomorrow. Drug abuse is driven by local demand, poverty, unemployment, social breakdown and failures in law enforcement.


Drug dealers cannot operate without buyers.



Blaming foreigners ignores the deeper issues within South African society... the root cause of the problems happening in that country.



Many Nigerians and foreigners affected in South Africa are law abiding professionals, traders, students, academics, healthcare workers and entrepreneurs who contribute positively to their economy.



Your claim that South Africans are merely "cutting off the snake's head" assumes Nigerians (by extension black foreigners as I earlier said as not only Nigerians are affected) are the root cause of South Africa's social problems. Yet South Africa continues to struggle with high crime rates, unemployment, inequality, corruption, and drug abuse even in areas where Nigerians are absent.



This suggests the problems are far more complex than blaming the foreign community.



Nigerians criticizing insecurity and poor governance at home does not mean they cannot criticize xenophobia abroad.


Both can be wrong simultaneously. A Nigerian can condemn banditry in Nigeria and also condemn attacks on innocent Nigerians in South Africa.


Consistency requires opposing collective punishment everywhere whether it targets ethnic groups, foreigners or fellow citizens!

What goes around comes around... You can't eat your cake and have it at the same time....

Flangelo12:
Too early to complain about what is still to come.

The next AFCON ?

why dem no kick the indians out ?

It's a good decision but some Nigerians are not doing the right thing

Cutezt:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wQ0shX-JEU

This is just the beginning. It's just that people who have nothing to loose led the protest. And there are severally South Africans who have not condemned the act. Has anyone heard about Trevoh Noah ?

Breaker001:
Prove it 😎

To who?

They haven’t seen anything yet,that’s just the beginning of their tears!

vislabraye:
This is just the beginning. It's just that people who have nothing to loose led the protest. And there are severally South Africans who have not condemned the act. Has anyone heard about Trevoh Noah ?

Trevoh doesn't like what is happening but is silent because he doesn't want the wrath of his compadres.

What is ironic is that the Southies accuse us of not coming out full blown to condemn our "drug dealing" brothers yet they are doing the same thing in the face of wrong doing.

Let's see how you ll survive without inter trading

dominique:
What saddens me is how South Africans have played into the hands of white imperiists, the same people that oppressed them for centuries

I told someone recently that the Xenophobic attacks going on in South Africa has the backing of the White South Africans through the government, they are the ones pulling the strings behind closed doors in preparation for Apartheid 2.0. They want to alienate Black South Africans from the rest of Africa so that when Apartheid 2.0 begins other Africans wouldn't come to help deliver black South Africans like they did in the past.

Sadly, the black South Africans are too ignorant and not wise to see this...

Rhftg:
Please shut up, even Europe do worship (venerate) their ancestors. I know you want to sound smart. Go to Japan and China, their major traditional spirituality there is ancestors veneration/worship. If you measure intelligence by what anyone worships, then you are clearly the dumb one here.

In the words of Elon Musk " Go Yourself ". there is a word missing

Flangelo12:
Any Nigerian artiste that shoots a video In South Africa should be boycotted.

No more Amapiano in any club or on our TVd.

Very simple.

AFROpiano is a wonderful substitute.

wallrichy:
They haven't seen anything yet. However, I think our people too behaved very badly in SA.

Nigerian were the dons of drug trafficking, our people practically turned the already lazy youths of SA into Zombies by pumping drugs into their lives.

Go to SA and see endemic youths lazing around joints, hotels and big supermarkets in their large population doing nothing but taking drugs 24/7.

We always say Nigerian are hardworking, got vibes and charisma but at the same time, there are some Nigerians also engaging in destroying the host people's life for their own personal gain. It's the same thing Kenya, Ghana, Mozambique, Botwana etc are all saying.

We really need to tell ourselves the truth and not only judge SA based on their collective decision to cut the snakes head once and for all.

Imagine, just imagine that if we all can gather together and expunge the incompetence government or hold them to ransom until they do the right thing for the citizens. Imagine if every Nigerian can stand up and say no to Fulani kidnapping, herdsmen movement up and down, bandits and insurgency stoppage by the government.

Staying down tools and make life difficult for even the political elites. I tell you, something positive would start happening in Nigeria.

We are damn too docile and that's the reason the political elites take us for granted always....

The approach of the South Africans is wrong.

They ought to allow government take charge not attacking people directly.

It makes no sense really

RandDigital:
It's not the first time. Rather they be cancelled than SA continue being a hub for illegal migration and criminality.

The reason you take this position is because you aren't the artist affected. Someone's livelihood has been negatively affected and you don't care. That's insensitive.

If illegal migration is to be handled, let the government do it, not harassing and attacking people.

SA Government ought to start arresting people spear heading these violent behaviour against migrants

KingOfAmebo:
I told someone recently that the Xenophobic attacks going on in South Africa has the backing of the White South Africans through the government, they are the ones pulling the strings behind closed doors in preparation for Apartheid 2.0. They want to alienate Black South Africans from the rest of Africa so that when Apartheid 2.0 begins other Africans wouldn't come to help deliver black South Africans like they did in the past.

Sadly, the black South Africans are too ignorant and not wise to see this...

The black South Africans are the ones doing that all by themselves.

No be today e start.

BennyDGreat:
The approach of the South Africans is wrong.

They ought to allow government take charge not attacking people directly.

It makes no sense really

Historically this has been the way in which they have shown their disgruntlement.

BennyDGreat:
The reason you take this position is because you aren't the artist affected. Someone's livelihood has been negatively affected and you don't care. That's insensitive.

If illegal migration is to be handled, let the government do it, not harassing and attacking people.

I actually agree, and so do most South Africans. The SA govt is equally to blame for the frustrations - and the pressure has been boiling for decades. The govt is only finally taking action because the country is revolting. It's a complex situation.

Sonnobax15:

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The funny thing is that those Xenophobic you are after everyone who isn't a south African whether document e or not. They just hate seeing their fellow blacks wo aren't south Africans progressing.

Very wayward and backward people

It is the same hate that drove them to kill Lucky Dube, guy just stepped out of his massaratti, and jealousy couldn't allowed them. They'll thought it was a Nigerian.

BennyDGreat:
The reason you take this position is because you aren't the artist affected. Someone's livelihood has been negatively affected and you don't care. That's insensitive.

Our lives and livelihoods are also affected by rampant crime. Also, for decades we fought for living wages (like most upper middle income countries) and undocumented migrants undermine that by accepting slave wages.

LordLicifer:
To who?

To yourself,... That is, if you can prove anything. 😎