Yupng:


I lived in SA for close to 3 years, both capetown and Johannesburg and I will state this clearly, South africans hates Nigerians with extreme passion across all levels of society. On a first glance, you might not see this, but just live among them for a while, you will begin to notice the deep hatred they have towards black africans, especially Nigerians.

Yupng:


This uprising will not stop, as their government also wants low income foreigners to leave. Stop encouraging Nigerians to go south africa where at all levels they are discriminated against. Besides, 80 percent of Nigerian's living in south Africa are extremely poor, as people over there would rather trust a snake than a Nigerian.

Yupng:


For once, Nigerians in SA please speak the truth. It is this falsified information you spread that makes many Nigerians rush to SA and end up jobless and go into illegal businesss.

Do you know how many Nigerians have been killed by south africans and their policemen? Because it has not happened to you doesn't mean it is not happening. If you have any respect for your life or you believe you have any sought of future, do not go to south Africa.

antzlaive:
I think my wife and daughter just broke the wait time record for Visiting Visa.

Submitted: March 18, 2019

Got a Call: August 26, 2019

Text for Collection: September 09, 2019

Pickup: September 10, 2019.

Status: Issued

Total time: 176days

Na wa oh...I don't have any comments.

I just know say we been don dash them the passports before.

Becks27:
sir please where did you summit ? Lagos or Abuja

Geenosko:
@ Yupng

Having read your post, I will say that you are deliberately twisting information to suit your narrative.

1. No Nigerian resident in SA on this platform has encouraged illegal migration to SA. I and others have spoken against it several times in this group.

Those coming for visit, we have always advised limit your visit to certain areas and leave at the end of your authorised stay.

2. Every life lost is a terrible loss but everyone who is honest with themselves knows that Nigerians who are killed by police are 99% drug related.


Even the advisory that the Federal government issued clearly said avoid "hot-spots and volatile areas"

The narrative that you are pushing suggests that the whole of South Africa is a war zone which is clearly not the case.

That you have experienced hatred from South Africans does not invalidate the account of people who haven't and it also invalidate yours either.


Can you point out with specific references the so called "falsified information" that Nigerians in SA have spread here?




Emotions are high but please let's be objective in our communication and present a balanced view of the situation and let people take an informed decision.

Yupng:
It is quite a shame that some supposedly Nigerians who claim to reside in SA are here encouraging Nigerians to still visit South Africa despite the very glaring discrimination and maltreatment of Nigerians in SA.

I lived in SA for close to 3 years, both capetown and Johannesburg and I will state this clearly, South africans hates Nigerians with extreme passion across all levels of society. On a first glance, you might not see this, but just live among them for a while, you will begin to notice the deep hatred they have towards black africans, especially Nigerians.

This uprising will not stop, as their government also wants low income foreigners to leave. Stop encouraging Nigerians to go south africa where at all levels they are discriminated against. Besides, 80 percent of Nigerian's living in south Africa are extremely poor, as people over there would rather trust a snake than a Nigerian.

For once, Nigerians in SA please speak the truth. It is this falsified information you spread that makes many Nigerians rush to SA and end up jobless and go into illegal businesss.

Do you know how many Nigerians have been killed by south africans and their policemen? Because it has not happened to you doesn't mean it is not happening. If you have any respect for your life or you believe you have any sought of future, do not go to south Africa.

queenfav:
Toh, life is per head.. Only a Nigerian will see everywhere else but his country as more better even in the light of killings and hostility. Go on Twitter and see the support from south Africans for the killings going on. So many of them hates Nigerians and don't see anything wrong in their actions towards Nigerians .
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Whereas Nigerians living there are scared for their life daily.A business partner there told me how they were going from door to door to slaughter Nigerians. I can understand the plight of people there, some have businesses and jobs they have worked hard at for years. It won't be so easy coming home to start afresh.


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However, those that not yet there but still looking for visa to the same SA? What's the motive? Even the embassy is closed for now, so what's the desperation for. No amount of money or degree is worth your peace in life. If it wasn't serious, Airpeace won't offer free flights to Nigerians coming back home from SA. Anyways, I wish u guys all the visas you seek, may God be with u all.

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For the records, my husband has been preparing for go to SA for a marine course. We just wrote the school about the recent happenings and they themselves could not assure him of his safely while in SA. Based on that, a refund of his fees has been processed to his account.

cdokoh:
Lol, sometimes it marvels me to hear some statements people make and how they expect others to believe in it... "your biz partner told u they go door to door to fish out Nigerians and slaughter them"?

How do you people live with yourselves knowing fully well you concoct stories to drive a rift n propagate hate among people.

Why not advise people on their plans to go to SA & leave it that, instead of spreading false stories. That's how people are uploading videos of mayhem that took place somewhere else just to get Nigerians to retaliate...

Abeg make we sha use our sense... There's no gain in lies n violence

bLacKGoLd3:


Are you serious?! He gave up an opportunity to study in SA due to reports of xenophobia from social media? To remain in this same Nigeria with so much masked distrust and hate amongst tribes? Isn't Boko Haram ravaging the North East, but you are probably living in some other part of the country, carrying on with your life without any thoughts about BH.

Have either of you ever been to South Africa? Ever experienced the standard and quality of education at their universities?

Anyway, I wish you all the peace that you seek and I pray you guys never look back to this decision with so much regrets.

slickruler:
This is very misleading.. Very very very misleading..

This is my 11th month here. My First Month I stayed with a South African in his flat ( A work Colleague.). Not all South Africans are Xenophobic. The real problem is hunger/poverty/hatred (when una dey collect their women).

Lets tell ourselves the truth, 80-90% of Nigerians i have met here are here undocumented and Illegally. You applied for a visit visa and you have been here for 3-5 Years. No source of income, you resort to fraud and drugs. Giving the rest of your country men bad names.

I have met Nigerians who do Menial jobs from Mechanics to carpenters, uber and truck drivers. But a huge chunk gives the good ones a bad name. Its so bad that even when other Foreigners do something wrong they are easily tagged as Nigerians..

morpheus24:


Nigerians without a legitimate reason should desist from going to SA. If you are visiting, go enjoy your holiday and come back to your abode. If you wish to boycott visiting then find some other holiday destination.

If you are going to school when you finish find your way out of there, the opportunities after graduating are slim.

If you are going there to hustle, that time has passed, you are headed into a den of unemployed, hungry and very angry people. Find your way to some other place.

This is the truth!

Jamestown123:
OK OK OK now. How many of you here have lived in the north before? This xenophobic of a thing ehh is exactly like this riot that do happen in the north. I could remember clearly, when those Hausa boys are hungry they will use that opportunity to start a riot and then loot many shops and they even kill some Christians. They call it religious war but it's a hunger war. So many people today are still afraid to go to north because of all these. But they don't really know that north is one of the most safest and peace loving place in naija.

MarcusO:
Hello everyone,

Please, I'm applying for a short term visa and I plan to apply at VFS Lagos.

What address of the embassy should be on the recommendation and introduction letter? Lagos or Abuja?

Thank you.

morpheus24:


North is peace loving for who?

Go there and build house and wait and see.

Jamestown123:
U don't know anything. And ur type talk without finding facts to back up ur claim. Except Borno state which is being partially control by Boko Haram, north I tell u my brother is a peaceful place especially Kano state.

Geenosko:


Lagos high commission address

Gninea post=82139749
Yes is ready the courier service will bring it to you in d next two days or less
I pray d decision to favor you

:
Please I just got this mail “Dear frank Processed Visa Application ref no. SAAB/280....01 has been dispatched to the courier service provider from The South African Visa Application Centre, ABUJA.” Please does it mean it’s ready.

Gninea:
thanks a lot....i submitted 2weeks back....was surprise to be getting mail already

osinawanta:


Is ur application for school or visit?
Lucky you bro
People have been waiting for 5_6months no show
I applied for students permit here in SA for like 3months now no show

osinawanta:


Is ur application for school or visit?
Lucky you bro
People have been waiting for 5_6months no show
I applied for students permit here in SA for like 3months now no show

Gninea:
Please I just got this mail “Dear frank Processed Visa Application ref no. SAAB/280....01 has been dispatched to the courier service provider from The South African Visa Application Centre, ABUJA.” Please does it mean it’s ready.

Becks27:
please when did you apply ?

Gninea:

I applied August 28 in Abuja...I applied myself through help for this forum

Yupng:
It is quite a shame that some supposedly Nigerians who claim to reside in SA are here encouraging Nigerians to still visit South Africa despite the very glaring discrimination and maltreatment of Nigerians in SA.

I lived in SA for close to 3 years, both capetown and Johannesburg and I will state this clearly, South africans hates Nigerians with extreme passion across all levels of society. On a first glance, you might not see this, but just live among them for a while, you will begin to notice the deep hatred they have towards black africans, especially Nigerians.

This uprising will not stop, as their government also wants low income foreigners to leave. Stop encouraging Nigerians to go south africa where at all levels they are discriminated against. Besides, 80 percent of Nigerian's living in south Africa are extremely poor, as people over there would rather trust a snake than a Nigerian.

For once, Nigerians in SA please speak the truth. It is this falsified information you spread that makes many Nigerians rush to SA and end up jobless and go into illegal businesss.

Do you know how many Nigerians have been killed by south africans and their policemen? Because it has not happened to you doesn't mean it is not happening. If you have any respect for your life or you believe you have any sought of future, do not go to south Africa.