Sleekfingers:


Nigerian men are fraudsters and drug peddler

LMFAO, Hardworking fraudsters and drug dealers? .

distributeinc:

Majority of Black South Africans live under minimum wage...70% is a good estimate. Y'all suffering from mental slavery and laziness... stupid drunks.

LMFAO, you seem a bit humbled and tamed by my last post though . Let's say 70% of us are dirt poor drunks living under minimum wage, doesn't it hurt that we have everything that you cross dangerous seas for ? . You must migrate to experience 24hrs of power, tap water , roads without gigantic potholes etc . These are things we also didn't have 25 years ago but today we have made possible for ourselves, when will you start "working hard " to improve your own situation , so that your future generations won't be humiliated as illegal immigrants everywhere?. We live in poverty yet our standards of living are higher than yours 25 years on , and over 50years on you still squatting under palm trees to relieve yourselves and I'm talking 70% of your population ( this is from the UN and your FG ). You have the worst type of poverty than any nation in the world and you thought you would mock the blacks who had it worse than most of Africa 25 years ago but today live better than most Africans?. Mental slavery is thinking you can only make it when you go to a white man's country , even if you swim there via the dangerous Mediterranean sea . You will never see black South Africans praising whiteness , that is more a nigerian thing lol.LMFAO , I told you that you are the biggest joker on this thread.

Lionessza6:


LMFAO, you seem a bit humbled and tamed by my last post though . Let's say 70% of us are dirt poor drunks living under minimum wage, doesn't it hurt that we have everything that you cross dangerous seas for ? . You must migrate to experience 24hrs of power, tap water , roads without gigantic potholes etc . These are things we also didn't have 25 years ago but today we have made possible for ourselves, when will you start "working hard " to improve your own situation , so that your future generations won't be humiliated as illegal immigrants everywhere?. We live in poverty yet our standards of living are higher than yours 25 years on , and over 50years on you still squatting under palm trees to relieve yourselves and I'm talking 70% of your population ( this is from the UN and your FG ). You have the worst type of poverty than any nation in the world and you thought you would mock the blacks who had it worse than most of Africa 25 years ago but today live better than most Africans?. Mental slavery is thinking you can only make it when you go to a white man's country , even if you swim there via the dangerous Mediterranean sea . You will never see black South Africans praising whiteness , that is more a nigerian thing lol.LMFAO , I told you that you are the biggest joker on this thread.

Shut up, less than 2% of Nigerians struggle to migrate, less than 2%, ok, get that in your drunk skull. we do not care about skin colour fool, we ain't racist,you racist monkeys, can't even stand your fellow blacks, can't compete?...keep ranting with many words but no sense. Stupid drunks.

9jaRealist:


Not particularly bothered either way, but...

First, Ghana did NOT deport 700K Nigerians (Nigerian formal investment in the Ghanaian economy runs into hundreds of millions of US dollars), and while Cameroon forcefully returned some refugees from the Boko Haram insurgency, almost 40K Southern Cameroonian are presently living in refuge in Nigeria.

South Africans nonetheless have to realize that almost every working Nigerian household/family made PERSONAL sacrifices for their liberation. Every Nigerian worker in our parents generation had to cough up at least 2.5% of their gross wages towards the Southern African Relief Fund (that catered for South African, Zimbabwean and Namibian refugees).

Nigeria inflicted significant economic harm on itself by refusing to do business with companies and countries that supported the apartheid South African regime, culminating in the expulsion of and nationalization (albeit with compensation) of the Nigerian subsidiaries and trading assets of Barclays Bank (became Union Bank), Standard Bank (became First Bank), BP (became AP or African Petroleum and presently Forte Oil), and Esso (became Eagle Petroleum, and presently Conoil). We ceded lucrative markets by refusing to sell our highly sought-after light crude oil to many Western countries (while donating free oil supplies to the five “Frontline States” bordering South Africa), and even denied Coca-Cola an operational and manufacturing license in Nigeria (leaving them to continue to rely on the Hellenic Bottling Company to franchise Coca-Cola products in Nigeria, through their subsidiary Nigerian Bottling Company).

Additionally, Nigeria provided FREE university and tertiary education for scores of South Africans and financed scholarships for many others. Nigeria also deployed considerable financial and other resources towards the campaign against apartheid across the world, culminating in Nigeria effectively assuming effective permanent control of the UN’s (standing) Special Committee Against Apartheid at the UN headquarters in New York City (initially set up in 1962), as from the 1970s onward with each Nigerian Permanent Representative virtually automatically anointed as the Chairperson of the Special Committee (except for a year or two in the mid-1970s, apparently following Gowon’s overthrow) until it’s disbandment in 1994 after the demise of apartheid and following free elections in South Africa.

It’s a shame that history is such a non-valued subject/commodity in much of Africa, because the Nigeria-South African roots run much DEEPER AND LONGER than the present generation appreciates. There’s a reason that, even during our GRANDPARENTS’ generation, Nigeria was the very FIRST place that Nelson Mandela sought political exile when he was first declared personae non-grata by the apartheid government of South Africa, arriving in Nigeria in the early 1960s (where he lived in the personal house of then Parliamentary Secretary, Mbazulike Amaechi, before deciding to return to South Africa to go underground in support of the military struggle), and why Nigeria was one of his first ports of call following his release in 1993 after 27 years in prison (and during which the Babangida government made a significantly large dollar donation to finance the electioneering campaigns of the ANC for South Africa’s first free elections ever).

For the avoidance of any doubt, none of the foregoing entitles Nigerians to a special status in South Africa, nor should earn them permanent or automatic immunity, but it should caution the beneficiaries of our collective sacrifices to treat individuals offenders individually without blacklisting an entire nation and its people or resorting to the sort of barbaric stereotypes visited upon them during apartheid.
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Rubbish !

Fact still remains Nigerians are very lawless and go about committing crimes in every single country you find them.

You are not even bothered by the criminal nature of Nigerians which is the issue here but rather go off on what Nigerian has done for SA.

Not surprised at all.

Lionessza6:


LMFAO, if only you knew what you were talking about. The only political party that is not shy about sealing the boarders of SA is a white party . Go on YouTube and see what your Demi gods are saying about Nigerian migrants specifically.

Lol, if Black South Africans are lazy , then what do we call Nigerians?. White SAns would never have the audacity of calling blacks lazy , you probably talked to a bitter drug user who needed a fix from you . That is if your encounter is even true, we all know your tales lol.

This dude sounds so incoherent. Why do you lot hate Nigerians alot? What evil have they done to you?

Prymestrr:

This dude sounds so incoherent. Why do you lot hate Nigerians alot? What evil have they done to you?

She is just saying the truth nothing else

Lionessza6:


I was born one and will die one.

straight question...controversial answer..

Kenturkey048:
straight question...controversial answer..

Straight question with this face ? . Nah , I don't think so . Nonetheless, you got your answer.

Prymestrr:

This dude sounds so incoherent. Why do you lot hate Nigerians alot? What evil have they done to you?

LOL, you sound naive. Are you new here ?.

Lionessza6:


Straight question with this face ? . Nah , I don't think so . Nonetheless, you got your answer.

lady south-Africa.am sorry please.....
BYE-BYE

Tbh Nigerians are quite annoying and obnoxious...

tylann:


She is just saying the truth nothing else

The word truth doesn't exist in nigerian vocabulary . Massage their fragile egos and you will be praised as a great African, tell them the truth and you will recieve all sorts of insults. I'm sure you Kenyans are also used to it by now from your thread and many others here . Narcism runs deep in that country I swear .

Kenturkey048:
lady south-Africa.am sorry please.....
BYE-BYE

Bye dear .

Lionessza6:


Define hard working and lazy for me , this might be an interesting exchange.

An average Nigerian is hard working, and can survive under any circumstance. The problem is that this hard work and perseverance can sometimes be channeled into negative vices.
South Africa is a fertile ground for drug trafficking, because of it's citizens. If there is no market, the trade ll reduce. Why do these Nigerian drug mules not ply their trade in Nigeria? Its simply not a thriving business here.
Nigerians are not all bad, not even a majority. But unfortunately, the actions of a few can very much taint everyone

distributeinc:

Shut up, less than 2% of Nigerians struggle to migrate, less than 2%, ok, get that in your drunk skull. we do not care about skin colour fool, we ain't racist,you racist monkeys, can't even stand your fellow blacks, can't compete?...keep ranting with many words but no sense. Stupid drunks.

Let's say that I'm drunk out of my skull , how many South African drunks have you seen flooding your shores looking for a drink ? . 2%?, care to show me the evidence? . Let's say that it's really 2% , why would people who have been independent since the sixtties be risking their lives crossing dangerous jungles and the ocean to get to a place where they will be treated like animals? Isn't this mental slavery of the highest order ?. The most amusing part is that you even pay a lot of money for your own slavery . Should we continue talking mental slavery?
Show me any men that will cage their own women , pack them like sardines in small boats to sell them off as sex slaves to others . "We are racist "in the comfort of our own home , but there are idiots I know who will pay millions to go and experience racism even coming to our own home for it . How pathetic can you be ?. You don't care about skin colour yet you insult other Africans and their countries while praising onyibos at every turn , yeah right. Just tell the truth, you are programmed to think less of yourselves and think foreigners are demi Gods .

Saltybear:


I hope you are not targeting any tribe ? Because the only tribes that aren't into crime. In SA are we Edo staten indegenes and the Hausa

I have stayed don Durban the Yoruba and ibos have huge cartels into drugs and prostitution there

The Yoruba have cults and conduct initiations in South Africa the ibos do grand theft auto there

So factually as I always say the Yoruba and ibos are the problem of Nigeria

Ashawo nko?

engrchykae:
yes o igbos are disgracing Nigeria with internet fraud herdsmen and boko haram .
igbos are the militants.
i[b]nfact it was an igbos that gave the colonial masters the idea to colonize Africa .[/b]igbos are the reason Nigeria is backward because they stole the books and pencils the hausas are supposed to get educated.
igbos are were importing Chinese and Japanese goods which is bringing problem and making America to get angry with good Nigerians.
igbos die die die die.
good nigerians are now happy.
the only thread that unites the hamitic humanoids of Africa in general and nigerians in particular is Hatred and fear of igbos.
one Japan is already too much for Europe is the reply they gave to the igbos in 1968.
i have no problem with the subhumans who surround us.
my problem is with sleeping gods who are yet to wake up to purpose .

The fools have the audacity to say Yorubas are servants of the Fulanis and eager to pls them.

When the Igbos themselves were servants and eagar to pls the British. The number one sell out tribe in Nigeria

dicefrost:



An average Nigerian is hard working, and can survive under any circumstance. The problem is that this hard work and perseverance can sometimes be channeled into negative vices.
South Africa is a fertile ground for drug trafficking, because of it's citizens. If there is no market, the trade ll reduce. Why do these Nigerian drug mules not ply their trade in Nigeria? Its simply not a thriving business here.
Nigerians are not all bad, not even a majority. But unfortunately, the actions of a few can very much taint everyone

Show me any country where the average citizen is not hardworking ?. How do you people think nations are built, particularly the nations you migrate to for " greener pastures ",?. Do you think they were prayed into existence ?.

South Africa like many other tourist destinations, cosmopolitan countries , and countries with poverty has fertile ground for illicit drugs , look at America, Thailand, the UK etc . No one is denying this, but I'm shocked by yalls denial of your involvement . The biggest issue as you see on the comments on that Facebook page is not drug dealing or usage , but Nigerians kidnapping and luring gullible young girls into their filth. I personally don't give a damn when a willing adult uses drugs, but when you use vulnerable kids and kidnap people, that is when the Society at large runs after you. And in my earlier post I asked you guys to check out human trafficking cases in south Africa and see how most of them have your people all over them .

I know there are good Nigerians out there , but let's be honest, compared to the miscreants you unleash on every country .......they seem insignificant.

mildflame:

As long as it is just the 5 South Eastern states

Which is landlocked

chrisagyei:
now you're getting me annoyed already.I said stop talking about Nigerian investors in Ghana because it gets us annoyed. They repatriate their profits back to their country and I don't know why I should be grateful for a Nigerian business in Ghana taking into consderation the frustrations given to Ghanaian companies trying to establish or import into Nigeria.It shows your hypocrisy.And I said your banks have listed on the Ghana Stock Exchange and you are there sayin no.Don't you know that they can't survive on their parents companies so they have to seek for capital from their host country.Toyota is a Japanese company buh Toyota America is different from Toyota Japan in terms of ownership and shares cos Americans own majority shares of Toyota America just as British own majority of Toyota or Samsung Britain.It's just the brand and minority shares from the parent company that stands.MTN recently listed majority of its share in Ghana and later Nigeria if you care to know.And Dangote is struggling.You are not in Ghana so don't speak on vague promises the company tends to aspire.Ecobank Ghana,Zenith,Accessbank,GT Bank have all listed on the Ghana Stock Exchange.If you don't list then your operations become highly limited and resourced like how Zenith Bank in UK is almost useless with just a mini office.Also just this morning,4 Nigerians have been exchanging gunfires with the Ghana police SWAT team and were later arrested and charged for kidnapping two Canadians in Ghana.Already a Nigerian is the prime suspect of kidnapping three girls in Ghana believed to have been transported to Nigeria.He is currently in police custody.Just last month,a group of Nigerian gang had kidnapped the Estonian ambassador to Ghana who was rescued.Your people have brought this kidnappings into a country as peaceful and safe as Ghana and you are here annoying me.

Hopefully, you will get “annoyed” enough to open your mind up to some knowledge....
Because frankly the more your write the more you betray a lack of understanding of basic concepts.

Yes, investors should repatriate profits to their home countries. Why not? Is business a charity because it’s conducted in a different country? Nonetheless, what you so glaringly fail to comprehend is that it is still a “win-win-win” situation because direct and indirect jobs are created in the host nation (and since I suspect that you probably may not understand what indirect jobs are, they are all those jobs and services that support or are patronized by people with jobs or businesses), wealth is generated within the host nation, and tax revenues (both corporate taxes paid by the investor and income taxes paid by all those individuals who now have jobs) accrue to the host nation’s treasury, which the host government can invest in physical and social infrastructure (the latter including such things as education, healthcare and mass transit). Accordingly, while a crude xenophobe like you are annoyed that Nigerians are investing in Ghana, I WELCOME South African (and other foreign) investment into the Nigerian economy, and hope that enlightened Africans (not xenophobes) will champion intra-African investments!

Meanwhile, Toyota Corporation is ONE company that is triple-listed in Tokyo, New York (NYSE) and London. Companies like Toyota USA and Toyota UK or Toyota Canada are mere subsidiaries of the parent company. The are NOT listed companies and are neither listed nor publicly-traded among Americans, Britons or Canadians. Furthermore, even when a corporation is listed on a local bourse, it does NOT necessarily mean that nationals/citizens would hold majority shares. Stock exchanges (including African exchanges like Nigeria, Johannesburg and probably Nairobi) are open to trading and shareholding (including majority holding) by FOREIGN direct and/or portfolio investors. Nonetheless, Access Bank is the ONLY Nigeria-originated bank listed on the Ghanaian bourse, while all of the other Nigerian banks (like GTB, Zenith, UBA, and First Bank) are NOT locally-listed and have NO significant (if any) local Ghanaian shareholding.

Please stick to the topics that you know, and at least be enlightened and broad-minded enough to see every discussion as a LEARNING moment/opportunity and thus allow yourself to learn subjects that are obviously alien to you. Cheers.
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chrisagyei:
now you're getting me annoyed already.I said stop talking about Nigerian investors in Ghana because it gets us annoyed.They repatriate their profits back to their country and I don't know why I should be grateful for a Nigerian business in Ghana taking into consderation the frustrations given to Ghanaian companies trying to establish or import into Nigeria.It shows your hypocrisy.And I said your banks have listed on the Ghana Stock Exchange and you are there sayin no.Don't you know that they can't survive on their parents companies so they have to seek for capital from their host country.Toyota is a Japanese company buh Toyota America is different from Toyota Japan in terms of ownership and shares cos Americans own majority shares of Toyota America just as British own majority of Toyota or Samsung Britain.It's just the brand and minority shares from the parent company that stands.MTN recently listed majority of its share in Ghana and later Nigeria if you care to know.And Dangote is struggling.You are not in Ghana so don't speak on vague promises the company tends to aspire.Ecobank Ghana,Zenith,Accessbank,GT Bank have all listed on the Ghana Stock Exchange.If you don't list then your operations become highly limited and resourced like how Zenith Bank in UK is almost useless with just a mini office. Also just this morning,4 Nigerians have been exchanging gunfires with the Ghana police SWAT team and were later arrested and charged for kidnapping two Canadians in Ghana.Already a Nigerian is the prime suspect of kidnapping three girls in Ghana believed to have been transported to Nigeria.He is currently in police custody.Just last month,a group of Nigerian gang had kidnapped the Estonian ambassador to Ghana who was rescued.Your people have brought this kidnappings into a country as peaceful and safe as Ghana and you are here annoying me.

Spoken like someone who’s never been to the UK (probably never left the shores of Ghana)...
Dude, Zenith Bank UK is a full-fledged full-service bank with lovely offices in the City of London. SMH
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1Sharon:


Ashawo nko?

Don't quite me again .. miss me with this nonsense kiddo

Lionessza6:


Let's say that I'm drunk out of my skull , how many South African drunks have you seen flooding your shores looking for a drink ? . 2%?, care to show me the evidence? . Let's say that it's really 2% , why would people who have been independent since the sixtties be risking their lives crossing dangerous jungles and the ocean to get to a place where they will be treated like animals? Isn't this mental slavery of the highest order ?. The most amusing part is that you even pay a lot of money for your own slavery . Should we continue talking mental slavery?
Show me any men that will cage their own women , pack them like sardines in small boats to sell them off as sex slaves to others . "We are racist "in the comfort of our own home , but there are idiots I know who will pay millions to go and experience racism even coming to our own home for it . How pathetic can you be ?. You don't care about skin colour yet you insult other Africans and their countries while praising onyibos at every turn , yeah right. Just tell the truth, you are programmed to think less of yourselves and think foreigners are demi Gods .

You idiot are still a racist . South Africans don't migrate to other countries?.

Slaveryisgood:



You idiot are still a racist . South Africans don't migrate to other countries?.

I'm racist ? . South Africans do migrate, they do it legally. They don't go around loitering in street corners in foreign lands in their numbers , constituting a nuisance and scaring local women in the neighbourhood. Incase you didn't know , there are South Africans with medium sized businesses operating at your doorstep , some even live in Nigeria but you can never know they are there because it's not our culture to go around attracting unnecessary attention to ourselves or irritating our host.

Lionessza6:


I'm racist ? . South Africans do migrate, they do it legally. They don't go around loitering in street corners in foreign lands in their numbers , constituting a nuisance and scaring local women in the neighbourhood. Incase you didn't know , there are South Africans with medium sized businesses operating at your doorstep , some even live in Nigeria but you can never know they are there because it's not our culture to go around attracting unnecessary attention to ourselves or irritating our host.

Stupidity is your problem . So now you admit that South Africans are poor too and migrating for greener pasture? Hahahaha. So what happens to your good roads and water and light ? . Idiot I know South Africa is a poor country.

1Sharon:


The fools have the audacity to say Yorubas are servants of the Fulanis and eager to pls them.

When the Igbos themselves were servants and eagar to pls the British. The number one sell out tribe in Nigeria

my dear stop trading blames.
the neither the igbos nor the yoruba sold out prior to independence.
it was the fulani that chose to be house nigger to the British.
the yoruba kept supporting buhari for a reason best known to few yoruba.

Slaveryisgood:


Stupidity is your problem . So now you admit that South Africans are poor too and migrating for greener pasture? Hahahaha. So what happens to your good roads and water and light ? . Idiot I know South Africa is a poor country.

Oh My God!!!. Comprehension problems?.

South Africans like citizens of many other nations do travel around for ;business , work experience, tourism , education etc . Unlike you we do not migrate for electricity, good roads , better infrastructure etc . We have these in abundance in our country and more are being built. That is why we find it funny when you mock our poor people, because most poor South Africans even those in slums do have access to most of these services which even your rich are complaining about. It's also funny that Nigerians ( poverty capital of the world), would be mocking others about poverty . The South Africans in your country are not there to enjoy anything they don't have back home , they are there to make money from your big population (legally ).

Lionessza6:


LMFAO, you seem a bit humbled and tamed by my last post though . Let's say 70% of us are dirt poor drunks living under minimum wage, doesn't it hurt that we have everything that you cross dangerous seas for ? . You must migrate to experience 24hrs of power, tap water , roads without gigantic potholes etc . These are things we also didn't have 25 years ago but today we have made possible for ourselves, when will you start "working hard " to improve your own situation , so that your future generations won't be humiliated as illegal immigrants everywhere?. We live in poverty yet our standards of living are higher than yours 25 years on , and over 50years on you still squatting under palm trees to relieve yourselves and I'm talking 70% of your population ( this is from the UN and your FG ). You have the worst type of poverty than any nation in the world and you thought you would mock the blacks who had it worse than most of Africa 25 years ago but today live better than most Africans?. Mental slavery is thinking you can only make it when you go to a white man's country , even if you swim there via the dangerous Mediterranean sea . You will never see black South Africans praising whiteness , that is more a nigerian thing lol.LMFAO , I told you that you are the biggest joker on this thread.

Hahaaaaaaa Nigeria don suffer

Saltybear:


Don't quite me again .. miss me with this nonsense kiddo

Why are you Edo ppl always in denial ? the police in Italy now understand Benin, any commentary on that?

ImoRiver:


Your hatred for Igbos is legendary. Every Nigerian tribe from the South is involved in different crimes both home and abroad. Yorubas are the kings of fraud, Igbos sell fake products while Edos including Bini and Esan are into human trafficking and prostitution.

Are you minding the guy? Yorubas are Kings of fraud, ritual killing and human parts and drug trafficking, Igbos deal on counterfeit products and drug peddling, Edos are into armed robbery, human trafficking and prostitution.

Before we remove the planks in another person's eyes let's remove ours first.

Lionessza6:


Oh My God!!!. Comprehension problems?.

South Africans like citizens of many other nations do travel around for ;business , work experience, tourism , education etc . Unlike you we do not migrate for electricity, good roads , better infrastructure etc . We have these in abundance in our country and more are being built. That is why we find it funny when you mock our poor people, because most poor South Africans even those in slums do have access to most of these services which even your rich are complaining about. It's also funny that Nigerians ( poverty capital of the world), would be mocking others about poverty . The South Africans in your country are not there to enjoy anything they don't have back home , they are there to make money from your big population (legally ).

You must be feeling like a champion. Your country is where it is because the whites remained in power a lot longer than most African countries. If not, ya'll would not be any better than Burundi. Stop sounding like you black SAs were any significant in making SA what it is today. Aside, facing constant racism from the whites, spreading HIV and typing in your native languages, what else do y'all do for a living?

Well, Nigeria is gonna get better soon and hopefully, we would cut ties with you braggarts.

1Sharon:


Why are you Edo ppl always in denial ? the police in Italy now understand Benin, any commentary on that?

Because people from your tribe and other tribes pretend to be from Edo state when you lot are caught prostituting yourselves what do you say to that ?