₦airaland Forum

RandDigital:
He better behave otherwise he'll be sent to the naughty corner alongside Trump's guy. Looks like he's starting off on a confrontational note with that address to the Nigerian community in SA. Coming in Rambo style.

He'll soon learn we don't play that in SA 🇿🇦🏆

You make too much noise

WizardOfNG:
Don't mind him. Who you invest time engaging with shows who you are obsessed with.

The guy is obsessed with Nigerians whereas Nigerians, bar the desperate ones who go to their Country, don't give a damn about South Africans who are generally bland and dull.

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I have told him he is obsessed with Nigeria he keeps denying but still can't stay away.



He knows more about the happenings in Nigeria even more than those living in the country.

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THIEVES

nedu666:
What did he do to Gaddafi?

Femi Fani-Kayode was minister of aviation sometime around 2006.

President Gaddafi of Libya came to Nigeria. Usually when a foreign head of state is coming to Nigeria there are international protocols that determine the number of bodyguards that he can bring and how many of them will be armed. President Gaddafi had a habit of violating those agreements.

So President Gaddafi came to Nigeria with a lot of bodygaurds in 2006. The bodyguards were all armed and many of them were women.

Femi Fani-Kayode ordered Aviation Security to ensure that the bodyguards do not leave the tarmac. He said that only the previously agreed number of bodyguards should be allowed past the tarmac.

The Libyans complained and objected. President Obasanjo appealed to Gaddafi to accept the regulations.

At a point Gaddafi got angry and began walking towards the exit on foot.

Femi Fani-Kayode stood his grounds. He said that Nigeria was a sovereign country and no foreign armed force would be allowed in without express written permission.

There was a standoff, but the Libyans eventually accepted.

I just dey laff some pipu who don't understand politics.

Is this not FFK under Tinubu govt una say nobody in SE go support and the govt is ejected and I can see same pipu taken selfie wth and smilling? I just dey laff una d beaten go too much for grgory by January..

I talk am say na only grigory used online noise makers dey yarn nonsense online the real pipu with sense knows the truth.

FFK is good for South Africa cus na craze man e be, e go show South Africa wetin sup not like the former ambassador wey nor fit talk.

Obi supporters how market? Reno to Mexico, FFK to South Africa una dey see as we dey play una like ludo? More is loading...we will be confusing una more and more to distract una till 70 days go comes and gone, day don break..

NaijaNaWaa:
[b]”Mr Clayson Monyela, Deputy Director-General, Public Diplomacy, and Acting Chief of State Protocol, at the South African Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO).“

Let this sink in: Nigerian “ambassador” to South Africa submitted his letter of credence not to the President, not to the Foreign Affairs Minister, not to the DIRECTOR DIRCO, but to the DEPUTY DIRECTOR AND ACTING CHIEF OF PROTOCOL of DIRCO.

No wonder Fani-Kayode was ranting before the Nigerian community. They deflated his big ego.

I was also a bit worried until i read further and realized that the new French and Lesotho Ambassador to South Africa submitted their letters of credence that same day to the same person.

Congratulations to Femi Fanning Loudmouth Kayode

NaijaNaWaa:
[b]”Mr Clayson Monyela, Deputy Director-General, Public Diplomacy, and Acting Chief of State Protocol, at the South African Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO).“

Let this sink in: Nigerian “ambassador” to South Africa submitted his letter of credence not to the President, not to the Foreign Affairs Minister, not to the DIRECTOR DIRCO, but to the DEPUTY DIRECTOR AND ACTING CHIEF OF PROTOCOL of DIRCO.

No wonder Fani-Kayode was ranting before the Nigerian community. They deflated his big ego.

seunmsg:
I was also a bit worried until i read further and realized that the new French and Lesotho Ambassador to South Africa submitted their letters of credence that same day to the same person.

As the French Embassy stated, they will initially submit their letters to the deputy director. This is so that their tenures can begin and they can start working. They will later present the letters to President Ramaphosa in a formal ceremony.

omenka:
You're beginning to belittle yourself responding to these trolls. You never did couple of years ago.

Never forget that these are people who believed that Buhari had a clone who ran the country, and also believed someone was to bring some sort of ancient book from Israel to "liberate" them, that once the book touches the Nigerian soil, it is finished.

Think about that.

This one's brain has been fried by Obidients such that he sees them perched in even the water he drinks
Randdigital is southie
When did Sad Africans start caring about Buhari or his clone
Purge yourself if this obsession with Obidients before you start ridiculing yourself

seunmsg:
I was also a bit worried until i read further and realized that the new French and Lesotho Ambassador to South Africa submitted their letters of credence that same day to the same person.

😝😝😝 Kadoso Mutairu aka seunmsg!! TKO. Haha!! Baba uppercut.

Hope he will address the issue of illegal Nigerians and the criminal elements within Nigerian communities in South Africa

Congratulations to him on this new assignment, and I hope he uses the office to strengthen relations between Nigeria and South Africa. The welfare of Nigerians living there should be a top priority, especially with some of the issues raised in this thread.

KLEINBASS:
Hope he will address the issue of illegal Nigerians and the criminal elements within Nigerian communities in South Africa

Dont bet on that. Their foreign minister was seen jubilating with convicted Nigerian criminals in Ethiopia.

Thats why they always deny any criminal involvement in SA but rather gaslight and call us jealous of them.

They dont care..go beeeck to your Country

Congratulations to him on formally presenting his credentials. Whatever people think of his politics, this is a sensitive posting, and the real test will be how he handles consular issues, trade ties and the everyday concerns of Nigerians living in South Africa. The protocol debate around who received the letters matters less than whether the relationship becomes calmer and more productive for both countries.