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Re: SA Seeks Repayment From Nigeria, Malawi & Ethiopia For Repatriations by seppuku: 4:21pm On Aug 13
AK481:
See that nigeria under tinubu is useless , why didnt they write this rubbish to ghana .

Check well. , Ghana is not there , Ghana showed leadership.
They are still begging Ghana to renew mining contract.
Re: SA Seeks Repayment From Nigeria, Malawi & Ethiopia For Repatriations by seppuku: 4:22pm On Aug 13
Ewedegubbler:
South Africa is being allowed to get away with all
Manner of shenanigans.
No mind dem. Dem dey vex say we ask them for compensation for Nigerians wey loose their business and property for South Africa.

Nigerians should stop investing in South africa o. I don warn una.
Re: SA Seeks Repayment From Nigeria, Malawi & Ethiopia For Repatriations by LordLicifer(m): 4:34pm On Aug 13
seppuku:
When they present evidence we will consider that one otherwise make dem deduct am from Apartheid money we paid.
Which apartheid money did una paid and when?
Re: SA Seeks Repayment From Nigeria, Malawi & Ethiopia For Repatriations by seppuku: 4:38pm On Aug 13
LordLicifer:
Which apartheid money did una paid and when?
South Africa Relief Fund (SARF)
In 1976, Nigeria launched the South Africa Relief Fund (SARF) to support the anti-apartheid movement, encouraging citizens to contribute financially. Within six months, ordinary Nigerians had raised over $10.5 million, a sum widely known as the “Mandela Tax”

Students, civil servants, and the general public participated, often sacrificing personal resources to support South African students and exiles
The fund enabled hundreds of South African students to study in Nigeria for free, including future leaders like Thabo Mbeki


FYI in today's dollars that would be over $30 million
Re: SA Seeks Repayment From Nigeria, Malawi & Ethiopia For Repatriations by LordLicifer(m): 4:41pm On Aug 13
seppuku:
South Africa Relief Fund (SARF)
In 1976, Nigeria launched the South Africa Relief Fund (SARF) to support the anti-apartheid movement, encouraging citizens to contribute financially. Within six months, ordinary Nigerians had raised over $10.5 million, a sum widely known as the “Mandela Tax”

Students, civil servants, and the general public participated, often sacrificing personal resources to support South African students and exiles
The fund enabled hundreds of South African students to study in Nigeria for free, including future leaders like Thabo Mbeki


FYI in today's dollars that would be over $30 million
I see! so why our pipu dey go kee themselves for Soutth africa in recent years? Some even preffer dying there than return.
Re: SA Seeks Repayment From Nigeria, Malawi & Ethiopia For Repatriations by seppuku: 4:45pm On Aug 13
LordLicifer:
I see! so why our pipu dey go kee themselves for Soutth africa in recent years? Some even preffer dying there than return.
They have businesses for over 20 years

They have families.

Nothing for them in naija.

Not all South Africans are xenophobic.
Re: SA Seeks Repayment From Nigeria, Malawi & Ethiopia For Repatriations by LordLicifer(m): 5:12pm On Aug 13
seppuku:
They have businesses for over 20 years

They have families.

Nothing for them in naija.

Not all South Africans are xenophobic.
I agree, but from some of our people talk, dem talk say South africans na drunk lazy xenophobes. Meself talk say no be so but dem no gree
Re: SA Seeks Repayment From Nigeria, Malawi & Ethiopia For Repatriations by seppuku: 5:18pm On Aug 13
LordLicifer:
I agree, but from some of our people talk, dem talk say South africans na drunk lazy xenophobes. Meself talk say no be so but dem no gree
No be all of them.
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