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jln115:
Nope SAn soldiers did not retreat or run away they successfully defended their base until the enemy raised the white flag/surrendered

And no Nigeria has 0 conventional weapons that could be a threat.... Name me just 1 weapon that could threaten our forces... Just one

SA were attacked in their base and the enemy didn't deem it fit to just walk away but surrendered at SA base. You are not making sense.

Why should I tell you? War is full of surprises.

jln115:
you don't have 10 million soldiers and have no way of getting them here

We can raise 10 million soldiers in time of war.

Austine1213:
Don't call me son

Like i said there were many reasons not exclusive to Meerkat telescopes

You thought meerkat alone landed you the deal. bhuahaha. Surprise surprise, there were other considerations as you just admitted. Congrats for meerkat. Super sensitive.

mtisTheQubit:
bad stuff ..trying to get my positive vibe back...

an yes ,you missed ths nigg as f

you meditating now lil budha eventually you try some other stuff then join me n chanter in the other camp nah didn't miss nobody not even hosanostra missed ya you'll def get the positive vibe back pretty soon brother

forgiveness:
CIA knows nothing. They claimed Nigeria will disintegrate in 2015. What happened? The so called intelligence were disappointed.

But maybe they were just right. The centre doesnt hold no more, just maybe. You never know. You might be looking at a shell now

mtisTheQubit:
Now that you like seen new stuff about Kenya..what about updating pics on that shack of yours..the one in your profile...

ok man ths just a joke from a Kenyan to a southy

You notorious !!

TayserMahrii:
But maybe they were just right. The centre doesnt hold no more, just maybe. You never know. You might be looking at a shell now

Anything can happen because kingdoms don't last forever.

theenchanter:
only if u know its almost unreal for nigerians to talk ill of ghana.... We may troll them n they troll us and laugh over it. Reason u see many nigerians here refraining his bs except that pokuasi guy.

Spoken like a dude from obalende

mtisTheQubit:
anyway you just quoted me twice on ths..must be a big deal...

anyway the design of ths houses is good ....they are clean an got most essentials..watched Trevor Noahs grans house...same type

Low key calling 3:16 a crime...

forgiveness:
Anything can happen because kingdoms don't last forever.

Wisdom will kill you. You have exceeded expectations on one hand. On the other, iswap looks like it will take down half your country.

Jace, what went on bro. Was looking forward to atleast a month of zamunda pics. you ran out pics or what

Eish...die mooi huis

TayserMahrii:
Wisdom will kill you. You have exceeded expectations on one hand. On the other, iswap looks like it will take down half your country.

Anything can happen.

South Africa’s health minister has warned of a “storm” arriving and pleaded with the country’s 58 million inhabitants to change their behaviour to slow the spread of Covid-19. Zweli Mkhize said South Africa was still following an “optimistic” curve, with the peak of the outbreak likely to be lower than predicted, but warned that within weeks there could be a shortage of beds to treat Covid-19 patients, particularly in the country’s most populous and wealthy regions. “It’s no longer a matter of announcing numbers of confirmed cases. We are now at a point where it’s our fathers, mothers, brothers, sisters, close friend and comrades that are infected,” Mkhize said.

In Kenya, cases are also surging, with more than 8,000 reported infections and 164 deaths. Officials said earlier this week that the school year was considered lost because of the pandemic, and primary and secondary pupils would return in January.
George Magoha, the education minister, said that the curve of Covid-19 infections was expected to flatten only by December. International flights to Kenya will resume next month, although most countries in Africa are keeping air traffic bans in place.

In Nigeria, authorities, fearing the economic toll of the pandemic, have in recent weeks relaxed restrictions imposed to prevent the spread of the virus. Confirmed cases in Africa’s most populous nation passed 30,000 on 8 July. Governments are trying to balance the need to protect weak healthcare systems from being overwhelmed and allowing hundreds of millions of people to earn their livelihoods. The African Development Bank (AfDB) has estimated that nearly 50 million Africans could be driven into extreme poverty by the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic. The AfDB said that between 24.6m and 30m jobs would be lost this year because of the crisis, with Nigeria seeing the greatest rise in poverty.

TayserMahrii:
Jace, what went on bro. Was looking forward to atleast a month of zamunda pics. you ran out pics or what

I'm still here.Trust me,I'm gonna make sure we enter the 10 000th page the right way

forgiveness:
Anything can happen.

Always good to be ready, either way.

forgiveness:
We can raise 10 million soldiers in time of war.

Uhm no.........no you can't you barely have enough equipment and logistic capability as is

forgiveness:
SA were attacked in their base and the enemy didn't deem it fit to just walk away but surrendered at SA base. You are not making sense.

Why should I tell you? War is full of surprises.

They didn't attack our base ret@rd go read the book battle of Bangui by Helmoed Heitman......its free

And yes they did surrender

Just admit you have none........that's why you can't tell me

TayserMahrii:
South Africa’s health minister has warned of a “storm” arriving and pleaded with the country’s 58 million inhabitants to change their behaviour to slow the spread of Covid-19. Zweli Mkhize said South Africa was still following an “optimistic” curve, with the peak of the outbreak likely to be lower than predicted, but warned that within weeks there could be a shortage of beds to treat Covid-19 patients, particularly in the country’s most populous and wealthy regions. “It’s no longer a matter of announcing numbers of confirmed cases. We are now at a point where it’s our fathers, mothers, brothers, sisters, close friend and comrades that are infected,” Mkhize said.

In Kenya, cases are also surging, with more than 8,000 reported infections and 164 deaths. Officials said earlier this week that the school year was considered lost because of the pandemic, and primary and secondary pupils would return in January.
George Magoha, the education minister, said that the curve of Covid-19 infections was expected to flatten only by December. International flights to Kenya will resume next month, although most countries in Africa are keeping air traffic bans in place.

In Nigeria, authorities, fearing the economic toll of the pandemic, have in recent weeks relaxed restrictions imposed to prevent the spread of the virus. Confirmed cases in Africa’s most populous nation passed 30,000 on 8 July. Governments are trying to balance the need to protect weak healthcare systems from being overwhelmed and allowing hundreds of millions of people to earn their livelihoods. The African Development Bank (AfDB) has estimated that nearly 50 million Africans could be driven into extreme poverty by the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic. The AfDB said that between 24.6m and 30m jobs would be lost this year because of the crisis, with Nigeria seeing the greatest rise in poverty.

If Nigeria doesn’t get any stimulus, but we have outlined an economic sustainability and recovery plan with a 5 billion dollar stimulus, which will save over 12 million jobs in Nigeria, and an extra 3 billion dollars, will be used to revive the economy just search Nigeria economic sustainability plan, to look for more information.

JaceBlaze:
I'm still here.Trust me,I'm gonna make sure we enter the 10 000th page the right way

Perfect!

TayserMahrii:
Always good to be ready, either way.

Exactly.

Abohboy:
If Nigeria doesn’t get any stimulus, but we have outlined an economic sustainability and recovery plan with a 5 billion dollar stimulus, which will save over 12 million jobs in Nigeria, and an extra 3 billion dollars, will be used to revive the economy just search Nigeria economic sustainability plan, to look for more information.

Let's check the povertimeter by year end and see

AmenhotepZuid:
@Abohbaboon, No one is claiming Elon Musk the truth is he is a SA citizen, he holds SA citizenship, Canadian citizenship and US citizenship. Hence few weeks ago President Ramaphosa Congratulated Elon Musk on National TV spoke to him and told him to come back home. One of these days niggers will tell us that Trevor Noah is an American because he makesoney in USA?

when your mumu go quench?

forgiveness:
Exactly.

Oh you were'nt so wise sonny !!

forgiveness:
Hahahaha! The guy na ignoramus.

I dey tell you

mtisTheQubit:
guy asked for it..

TayserMahrii:
Let's check the povertimeter by year end and see

Let’s.

jln115:
Uhm no.........no you can't you barely have enough equipment and logistic capability as is

SA military could not defeat Tanzanian military. Is it Nigerian you want to defeat?

TayserMahrii:
Oh you were'nt so wise sonny !!

Of course.

mtisTheQubit:
ths goes to Nostra an other mzansis.. found ths song...
merci papa....


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GC3U6UGhFJs

Msee ukamba nayo heard the guy say zipapa

jln115:
Uhm no.........no you can't you barely have enough equipment and logistic capability as is

If you enter our land, we can raise that many fighters, and at least 190k of them will be equipped with guns, etc the rest will fight with machetes and still defeat military officer.