wyzoe:


Please let him be. He's either exhibiting Edo Pride or he really doesn't know. I suspect it's a combination of both.

Saltybear:




mynd44, Seun, lalasticlala

Rule. 2

Saltybear:


Now thisis who you really are !

It's easy to trigger shallow folk like you, I find it relaxing . You couldn't keep. Up. The farce of talking in a civil way long enough

Eventually you descended to the gutter in your speech because this is where you trully. Feel at home.

Now I have said what I said and fi will caution you to be very very careful how you speak to people online

Finally I repeat , it is Yoruba and ibo girls pretending to be Edo state indigenes that are tarnishing our image

Edo state doesn't have the population to support the figures you are pandering , it's not rocket science it's simple basic logic

For your information speak to anyone in immigration.. half these girls claiming to be from Edo state when they arrive you will be seeing passport names like funmilola , bunki, adenike , ngozi, nkoli etc

All lies

distributeinc:

Majority of black South Africans are lazy...it's what I call the post apartheid syndrome...they get too used to apartheid, they can't step out, when its over...common how will you explain 70% of the black population still poor, despite the land reforms, despite the infrastructure and opportunities in that country, damn, I think their heads are lazy.

DAntivirus:


Cos u r simply fuelling the same hate you should be against

chrisagyei:
you see,this is a clear example of naivety.Do you want me to list the number of South African banks,huge shoplines,beverage companies,telecommunication companies and many investments that runs into billions of dollars in Nigeria alone.I have never heard of any South African making or mentioning these points in any discussion or banter among themselves or with any Nigerian. These so called investments are purely private individuals and cooperations and benefit these individuals mostly so in no way should anybody make mention of these investments in any discussions besides it's you Nigerians who normally threaten South Africa to boycott all their giant cooperations products and services in Nigeria during such discussions buh when it gets to Ghana,you rather make mention of these private Nigerian companies presence in Ghana as a means of pride or for whatever purpose you wish to achieve thus listing these cooperations.Do I have to tell you that Glo is virtually dead and a failed network in Ghana and no matter how Dangote cement is subsidized in terms of prices in Ghana is almost out of business due to the monopoly of Ghacem cement in Ghana for decades and these Nigerian banks are mostly struggling due to the 400 million cedis minimum capital stipulated by the Bank Of Ghana(Central Bank) and most having half of their shares owned by Ghanaians.

Villageppl:

9jaRealist:


Once people resort to personal insults and ad hominem attacks, I thank them and move on...
For it indicates either a lack of substantive points or a crude upbringing or both, so thanks but no thanks.

Meanwhile, feel free to read the last paragraph of my comments...
Humility says that even if you have a million and someone gives you a dollar that they are not obligated to, you acknowledge it nonetheless.
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engrchykae:
[s]Mr know it all.
why not tell us why the world is silent on the atrocities going on in the north of Nigeria.
why is the north of Nigeria the undisputed darling of Anglo America ?[/s]

tylann:

That is common Nigerian stupidity
They go to other countries engage in crime
When they are arrested
They start playing victims

Lionessza6:

LOL, I don't remember insulting you in any way . Thanks for your contribution though, but you should also let mine sink into your head as well. Your cheapness disguised as a history lesson didn't move me and I bet any South African in any way because we know our own history, but like I said before we will never let criminals blackmail us because their grandfathers gave ours a jersey when he couldn't afford one. We still have a good relationship with countries like Ghana , these are people who came into the country to lend a hand in education when they could have been killed , but we don't hear them chest beating like hungry Tarzans about this . You didn't see any SAns protesting when the government said people of Ghana can visit SA without any visas , you know why ? That is because they do not pose a threat to the citizens, they mostly contribute positively . Now imagine if that was Nigeria? the whole country would have burned lol. You need to ask yourselves why every nation sees you as criminals . I know there are Nigerians doing great things around the world , that include SA as well but the overwhelming majority of the nation wreckers you unleash on every nation on earth cannot be overlooked . SA has her own problems and miscreants but ours are not going around causing havoc everywhere and making us look like natural criminals , you will only meet them here . Do your own soul searching as a country before giving out "history " lessons.

9jaRealist:


Again, thanks but no thanks...
I will leave the gutter of crude xenophobia and barbaric stereotyping all to you. Cheers.
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Lionessza6:


LMFAO, there goes another dumb one , shooting himself on the foot .

South Africa does not even appear on the list of the top ten poorest citizens not only in Africa but the world , but Nigeria is number one , the poverty capital of the world. So if poverty means laziness, who is the laziest between the two . 70% ? . I wonder where you get your info from , but let's say that was so , why are you then the poverty capital of the world and not us ?. You are venturing into topics you clearly know nothing about, embarrassing yourself and your lineage in the process , for what ? . You have been independent since the sixties yet you still have no electricity, no running water , no proper roads , dilapidated infrastructure ....like seriously? why would you talk to a black SAn that has achieved these for most of her citizen in less than 25 years?. You are the funniest poster here today

Meekha:



I guess we gonna send you out of this forum then. Another lazy SAn

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BeLookingIDIOT:

Oga,this thread is about SA and the problems the biafrans are causing there for them and nigerians

Lionessza6:


LMFAO , YOU are welcome to do so . Hard working international criminal .

Meekha:


Idiot. while I hate to sound unintelligent especially by responding to people who claims to be better than others, I was really disgusted by your comments. If you guys continue like this you'll have your country all to yourself with no foreigners in it. At least our country do not have disgusting sex-related offences like yours. Eat your country but Bleep off our cyberspace you little dimwit. Go and think of how to better your life first. Add value to your life and think of creating something good for your country instead of fostering xenophobia.

We are humans and we should be discussing how to better our lives instead of destroying it.

9jaRealist:


Feel free to refer to the post of the South African who first responded to my comment...

Nonetheless, to be brutally honest, I must confess that your post is most underwhelming and frankly betrays a misapprehension and misunderstanding of several basic concepts. For instance, what exactly about investment being “a win-win-win” situation was too difficult to grasp. Investments are generally (admittedly not always, but generally) a GOOD thing for both the host nation and the investors, which is why many nations go around soliciting investments and why many nations invest so much effort in improving the ease of doing business. So (again unlike you), I see investments not as control but rather something to welcome and I gladly WELCOME South African businesses in Nigeria.

Now, I will not degenerate into the childishness of discussing individual businesses, albeit Zenith Bank just built a magnificent new headquarters at the Ridge which was even personally commissioned at the end of 2017 by the Ghanaian President Nana Akufo-Addo himself, while other Nigerian banks are opening new branches and Dangote Cement evolved from importing cement into Ghana to building and operating a 1.5mty plant at Tarkoradi, and has even indicated interest in investing in sugar production and refining in Ghana. Finally, Nigerian banks in Ghana are listed on the Nigerian bourse, and thus if there is any significant Ghanaian ownership it would be published. There is NOT!

Yet again, I plead for you to feel free to miss me with this frankly primitive balkanization and (stripped of all intellectual pretensions) crude xenophobic discourse. I am extremely HAPPY to witness Africans invest all over Africa! To me, it brings people together and intertwines our collective faith and destinies, making it less likely that Africans will indulge in the sorts of crude stereotyping and crass xenophobia on display.
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Lionessza6:


Then What do we call Nigerian men?

WoeBetide666:
They will tweet this type of thing, dance to Sensima and chortle Chibuzor's balls

oweman:


Those into criminality wether in south africa ; America or UK or wherever should out thier dtums are grtting löuder by zhe day using the name Nigeria to perpetuate criminslity is not accrpted thosr inzo drugs running and robbery in south aftica are the IBO's and thrx are fully aware .

Prompto:
How does this negate the fact that Nigerians in South Africa are scammers n drug peddlers ?

RaptorX:
That same white woman will talk trash about you behind your back, don't trust no white person badmouthing one group of black people to you.

salford1:

That is an hasty generalization. My friend is an associate director at Pwc in South Africa. One is a director with standard chartered Bank. Why paint all Nigerians with the same brush. Some are docs and others are phd scholars.
Yet if these professionals are not careful, they would still be attacked by xenophobic South Africans looking for other Africans to blame their laziness on.

Henri8:
Wetin people dey find go that shithole sef?

Lionessza6:


LMFAO, there goes another dumb one , shooting himself in the foot .

South Africa does not even appear on the list of the top ten poorest citizens not only in Africa but the world , but Nigeria is number one , the poverty capital of the world. So if poverty means laziness, who is the laziest between the two . 70% ? . I wonder where you get your info from , but let's say that was so , why are you then the poverty capital of the world and not us ?. You are venturing into topics you clearly know nothing about, embarrassing yourself and your lineage in the process , for what ? . You have been independent since the sixties yet you still have no electricity, no running water , no proper roads , dilapidated infrastructure ....like seriously? why would you talk to a black SAn that has achieved these for most of her citizen in less than 25 years?. You are the funniest poster here today