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Your comment would have made sense if y'all aren't in other countries!..

Kobojunkie:
Let's also push for other African countries to build better country for their people so they would be no incentive for them to impose themselves on the South African people and government. 🥱

i am sure tinubu will welcome him with a red carpet

God1000:
https://www.facebook.com/100064617042388/posts/pfbid02KaPaZSCGAfbHzCpWo5FTSKmWN2eqoZeZnCVDoHZFgGz2ZUfTXzDBsSDmB6epyJgNl/

Granger:
Bold move from Ghana, and honestly, it’s completely justified. Let’s be real, if it were Nigeria, our government would probably approve the visit, host a 3-day lavish banquet for him, and then issue a "strongly worded" press release afterward. Good to see Ghana actually standing their ground smh.

The nigerian state don't place much value on it's citizens only the rich elites.

What is he coming to do? Ghana pls don't allow him in your country Ramphose or whatever is rejected Africa son.

Is he coming to go bek to Ghana or what? Nobody want to see South Africa anymore in our continent.

TimiofAbuja:
Anywhere belle face. If Nigeria is truly the giant of Africa, SA is supposed to have been sanctioned

Giant of Africa, on paper?

Akamon:
For me, Nigerian government needs to place Tariff sanctions on all South African companies products here in Nigeria and also place tariffs on Jet fuel exported to South Africa. Their economy will shout for it, their President will over night run here begging, then we do them the Ghanian rejection style.

Do you even know what you are asking for?

Tariff is to dissuade trades. Imagine tariff is placed on MTN, it means it will be more expensive for MTN to operate, it means they will find ways to make profit regardless, and they'll most definitely pass the cost to the Nigerian customers, you and I. If the tariff is too high and they can't continue to operate, they'll leave, like Shoprite, who's going to fill their void? Same goes for Multichoice, Standard Chartered and others.

Issue of tariff on jet fuel, that will only make the jet fuel more expensive for SA to buy from us, making them buy less of it, making us profit less from that trade. And if there is an alternative source cheaper than ours, they'll go for that, we would have successful lost that trade as well, and by implication loose revenue source.

How will that be beneficial to the common Nigerian?

SOUTH AFRICA IS AN ANIMAL KINGDOM.

To early for a meeting, let Ghanian gather enough video of SA violence against Ghanian then invite their president and play it for him to defend himself.

SA is destroying themselves

Granger:
Bold move from Ghana, and honestly, it’s completely justified. Let’s be real, if it were Nigeria, our government would probably approve the visit, host a 3-day lavish banquet for him, and then issue a "strongly worded" press release afterward. Good to see Ghana actually standing their ground smh.

We no get levels for this 9ja aswear 😏

Who are those 12 people that voted No 😏

South africa should embrace and support other black africa citizens as they are supporting Palestine people in Israel ancestral land.

I wish our government have the balls to follow suit.

Nigerians read lies and believe them

Kobojunkie:
You really don't understand much of the very subjective... that is the problem.

Illegal immigrants should be sent back to their respective countries which is a good policy for any reasonable nation. SA citizens created this awareness and Government should responsible for sending the illegal migrants back with the help of the locals but no. the local threaten them to leave and government did nothing about it. if illegal migrants were only the one sent back it would have been better but legal migrants were badly affected and some lives were cut short, businesses and shops were looted. what are the foreign policies SA government outlined as regards to the countries affected?

TimiofAbuja:
✓ Illegal immigrants should be sent back to their respective countries which is a good policy for any reasonable nation. SA citizens created this awareness and Government should responsible for sending the illegal migrants back with the help of the locals but no. the local threaten them to leave and government did nothing about it.
✓ if illegal migrants were only the one sent back it would have been better but legal migrants were badly affected and some lives were cut short, businesses and shops were looted.
✓ what are the foreign policies SA government outlined as regards to the countries affected?

1. First, this is Africa where people still conceive of jungle justice as a right of sorts. I remember Nigerians did pretty much the same thing to he Ghanians during the Ghana-must-Go protests. Second, the same SA government did nothing when the blacks threatened the white citizens with death and I don't recall Nigerians expressing outrage at the treatment of the white South Africans then. So, imagine me not surprised that the same people would dole the same treatment to other peoples. 🥱

2. What you described is crime and for that those impacted are to report to the authorities to get there issues quickly resolved. These sort of things are to be expected. Criminal elements will always try to take advantage of unrest no matter where on the planet . For this reason, countries have law enforcement to address the problem even then. 🥱

3. Countries affected how? What foreign policies? Where the people affected diplomats or something? 🥱

EgbeAbali:
Your comment would have made sense if y'all aren't in other countries!..

Every country has borders and laws. The same way no one has legal support to invade your home and impose themselves on you by that act, Illegal immigrants have no legal support to violate any countries borders and not expect to be booted out. If you can't see that, I can't help you. 🥱

TimiofAbuja:
Illegal immigrants should be sent back to their respective countries which is a good policy for any reasonable nation. SA citizens created this awareness and Government should responsible for sending the illegal migrants back with the help of the locals but no. the local threaten them to leave and government did nothing about it. if illegal migrants were only the one sent back it would have been better but legal migrants were badly affected and some lives were cut short, businesses and shops were looted. what are the foreign policies SA government outlined as regards to the countries affected?

Bros its like we are seeing one thing and the South Africans are saying no we are doing another.

"What you do speaks so loudly that I can't hear what you are saying."

Kobojunkie:
Sanctioned for wanting illegal immigrants -- criminals who violated its borders -- out of its country? 🥱🥱

For extra judicial keelings and the perpetrators not being stopped nor brought to book by the government of course.

Mattswaggz:
➜ For extra judicial keelings and the perpetrators not being stopped nor brought to book by the government of course.

Do you have proof of this, or are you merely foaming at the mouth?

Kobojunkie:
Do you have proof of this, or are you merely foaming at the mouth?

No be today South Africa start.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1clBopV8vMI


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Knq89GdXSIM

Kobojunkie:
Do you have proof of this, or are you merely foaming at the mouth?

Yep you haven't been following the news since all these xenophobic nonsense started and yep you probably just arrived from Pluto....don't even bother mentioning me because I don't have time to engage someone who thinks "people that have been killed in the name of chasing illegal immigrants in SA" is all a hoax by the victims themselves and their government who released figures of their death citizens....may help find you soon because I don't know how to describe you for now.

Mattswaggz:
➜Yep you haven't been following the news since all these xenophobic nonsense started and yep you probably just arrived from Pluto....don't even bother mentioning me because I don't have time to engage someone who thinks "people that have been killed in the name of chasing illegal immigrants in SA" is all a hoax by the victims themselves and their government who released figures of their death citizens....may help find you soon because I don't know how to describe you for now.

I don't follow propaganda! Nothing in the news, both local and international, suggests any of what you claim.

Kobojunkie:
I don't follow propaganda! Nothing in the news, both local and international, suggests any of what you claim.

Yep everyone including government agencies were all lying and only you is correct....now jog on.

Mattswaggz:
➜Yep everyone including government agencies were all lying and only you is correct....now jog on.

You said there were extra-judicial killings going on during the protest. Do you even realize the meaning of the term you used?

Kobojunkie:
You said there were extra-judicial killings going on during the protest. Do you even realize the meaning of the term you used?

And you've resorted to lies and false accusations....show me where I said anything about any "protest" here?....see just jog on okay because you likes can defend even the indefensible.

Mattswaggz:
➜And you've resorted to lies and false accusations....show me where I said anything about any "protest" here?....see just jog on okay because you likes can defend even the indefensible.

This is you, right?

Mattswaggz:
For extra judicial keelings and the perpetrators not being stopped nor brought to book by the government of course.

Kobojunkie:
This is you, right?

I can't find the word protest there neither can I find anything linking,describing or attributing anything to protest there.

Mattswaggz:
➜I can't find the word protest there neither can I find anything linking,describing or attributing anything to protest there.

The very context of events discusssed here is the so-called Xenophobic protests that have been taking place in South Africa, and in the news lately.

Kobojunkie:
The very context of events discusssed here is the so-called Xenophobic protests that have been taking place in South Africa, and in the news lately.

And my initial comments was about the extra-judicials keelings that have been going on there in the name of sending illegals immigrants away and not the previous protest.... except of course if you can't read and comprehend English.

The relationship between Ghana and SA was already tensed even before the previous protest after their citizens were attacked and some lost their lives....the news was here yet you were pretending not to be aware of such events.

Mattswaggz:
➜And my initial comments was about the extra-judicials keelings that have been going on there in the name of sending illegals immigrants away and not the previous protest.... except of course if you can't read and comprehend English.
➜ The relationship between Ghana and SA was already tensed even before the previous protest after their citizens were attacked and some lost their lives....the news was here yet you were pretending not to be aware of such events.

Again, where is your evidence of this?

2. Not according to reports made by Ghana and South Africa to the BBC.

Ghana has postponed a visit by South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa following xenophobic rallies that resulted in hundreds of Ghanaians being repatriated from his country.
Ramaphosa had long planned a visit to Ghana in the first week of August, and it had been hoped this would help de-escalate tensions between the two nations.
But many in Ghana feared his presence would lead to mass protests there. On Tuesday, government spokesman Felix Kwakye Ofosu told the BBC the visit would not happen for the time being.
''We sent them a communication indicating that it would be best to defer the visit in view of the present climate around xenophobia," he explained.
South Africa has sought to play things down, with presidential spokesman Vincent Magwenya telling the BBC of the country's unwavering commitment to "deepening cooperation" between the "two sister nations" and "advancing the African Agenda".
"The two countries will continue to engage through diplomatic channels to identify a mutually convenient date," he said.
He added that it was not a state visit - as Ghanaian officials have described it - but the third in a series of bilateral meetings.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cy8dmelnjk7o

Kobojunkie:
Again, where is your evidence of this?

2. Not according to reports made by Ghana and South Africa to the BBC.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cy8dmelnjk7o

Keep waiting for my evidence since you just arrived from pluto.🥱.

Badgers14:
He will soon visit Nigeria and FG will welcome him with open arms

Exactly what I'm lamenting about everything in 9ja is different can't they just sanction them too. The southies are going against unity in Africa imagine accepting whites but dislike blacks later they'll scream racism... Country talking shit on social media full of hate and doesn't value human life. If not that the leaders of Nigeria don't want to help this country. All these people won't see some of our citizens.

Is it all our men that's bleeping their babes or is it all wealthy ones that do crime or drugs. They enjoy this things themselves even from their movies they love freaky stuffs.

They should first accept blame image sending 60k Zimbabwean or so even trump isn't this harsh.