₦airaland Forum

thatigboman:
RandDigital, u this very black, very poor, very xenophobic zulu illiterate. U have been here spewing all manners of disinformation against Nigeria and Nigerians in a Nigerian platform. Lazy mquobotti poor black South african. When I have your time, I will finish u with facts.
Watch "Cry Freedom" a movie on Steve biko's death. Where a white man told the journalist "they say we colonised this country. We didn't. We built the country from foundation up". And showed pictures of the process in his house on the walls, which all whites in south africa have.

upower123:
Africa is still in dark age...one man still ruling since 1975...

fergie001:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yeXp3D3Hqfc?si=llQfEQYPitPuolRp

boxypane:
More so, you didn't need to call your Prof to explain GDP to you. Slave slave... Even with $400b generated, it still can't buy you freedom. Enjoy your shackles till you end.

boxypane:
My joy this morning is that you have been schooled about your slavery status. A tag that you will carry for the rest of your xenophobic life. And for knowledge sake, the tag $250b is revenue not GDP. A stalk observation of how poor your education system is. What do you guys know aside dancing like a kangaroo?
At this point, I drop the mic

boxypane:
Animal from the South, it's obvious your education system is flawed or probably meant for only your slave masters!!! Anofia. You were discovered to be a dullard, hence no need to waste fees on you. Please give the phone back to the original owner.

boxypane:
I'm glad you showed your self stupid with the analysis you brought back dog. It's obvious your school only thought you reading and writing and not comprehension.
What good is a dog with a rotten fetch...
You can keep whining like the slave you are all day.

YoungBlackRico:
That's the point, majority of their population can't afford to travel.

boxypane:
So you see that as a growing Economy? Please enlighten me about your GDP for the past 4 years... I can see you finally embraced your slavery tag. Hey dog!!! Fetch your GDP statistics... Remember to bring back the stick.

boxypane:
So you actually think the South African economy is what it is because of the hard work of you block headed SadAfrican? I thought being a slave in your own country will at least trigger some aota of sense? Wow! A new low has been discovered.

boxypane:
SadAfrican, we will always best you lots in any form you see it.
It's not our fault Mandella sold you into mental slavery rather than allow a true fight for freedom that will most probably wipe out incomplete genes like yours

boxypane:
And your uncircumcised country is busy fighting a lost battle against Israel in the Hague.
Or are you angry South Africa are more of bows and arrows and girls with big bom rather than I.T skills, social media presence and still emerging rather than being stagnant at point zero.
Any how you see it, you all owe your past and present and future to God and Nigeria.

Bede2u:
you are demarketing your country here bro. If that is your aim, you are certainly succeeding

helinues:
Have you given up about engaging others logically, sounding coherently and matured/uncultured?

Have you?

You can't just continue to be disgracing yourself with such boring attitude.

Go through this thread and see your own conducts with others apart from me.

Zubeezanga:
so your citizens are innocent, you need more civilisation

helinues:
Okay. I should have referred to you as Me right?

Your incoherency and pettiness are legendary

Zubeezanga:
South Africans are vile human beings

helinues:
Can you see what I am talking about you.

You have taken your own incoherency to another dimensions.

So it's now Nigeria election not me again?

Very easy SA guy to predict

helinues:
Hahaha, is anyone still taking you seriously on this forum?

You that can't engage others without sounding incoherently. Hahaha

Oya proof me right with your next response

🤣🤣

antiMuhamad:
At this rate, I am convinced a Nigerian fingered your mother's old puss*y to death. You are so obsessed with Nigerians the way MuhamMAD was obsessed with small girls.

educatedfool:
If I mistakenly jam u on the road, blood go flow

helinues:
2024, the year some South Africans reached their highest peak of pettiness

timilehin007:
wishful thinking.

Softmirror:
Our style of Democracy is the American style.

In the intricate landscape of African international relations, the relationship between South Africa and Nigeria has become a focal point of tension, misconception, and resilient diplomacy.

Despite escalating social media conflicts and isolated incidents, senior diplomatic officials insist that the core of bilateral relations remains strong and multifaceted.

SA Vs NIGERIA SOCIAL MEDIA MIRAGE

Social media has emerged as a new arena for national rivalries.

In August 2024, South African users orchestrated mass cancellations of Uber and Bolt rides in Nigeria, and Nigeria reciprocated, demonstrating the potential for digital platforms to amplify tensions.

South Africa’s head of Public Diplomacy Clayton Monyela told The Citizen “Social media is not representative of the views of South Africans or Nigerians”.

“The debate on social media is just a very small aspect, and the people posting online certainly don’t represent the majority views of either country.”

Monyela argues that the diplomatic relationship between Nigeria and South Africa remains “strong, cordial, and mutually beneficial” across political, trade, and social dimensions.

He pointed to recent high-level interactions as evidence, including President Bola Tinubu’s visit to Cape Town where he led a significant delegation and was welcomed as a respected continental leader.

NIGERIA XENOPHOBIA CAUTION 'TOTALLY UNNECESSARY!'

Despite the diplomatic reassurances, several recent incidents have tested the bilateral relationship:

In February 2024, Nigeria’s High Commission in Pretoria issued a warning to its citizens about potential threats during the Africa Cup of Nations semifinal.

The advisory, which referenced “inflammatory online comments” and threats against “Nigerians cooking jollof rice” drew sharp criticism from South African officials.

[b]Monyela swiftly responded.

“Bafana Bafana has played the Super Eagles many times, and there’s no history of soccer hooliganism associated with the outcome of such encounters. South Africans pose no threat to Nigerians… This is totally unnecessary!”[/b]

ENTERTAINMENT RIVALRY?

The “diplomatic chill” may have also impacted cultural exchanges.

Nigerian music sensation Ayra Starr saw her Johannesburg and Cape Town shows cancelled due to her team’s visa applications being denied.

Similarly, Nigeria’s under-18 basketball team initially faced visa challenges for the FIBA U-18 Afrobasket tournament in Cape Town, an incident the Nigerian Basketball Federation condemned as “against the spirit of sportsmanship.”

The cultural sphere has become another site of competition, particularly in music.

The rivalry between Nigeria’s Afrobeats and South Africa’s Amapiano has sparked passionate online debates.

Even the Grammy Awards became a battleground when South African popstar Tyla won the inaugural Best African Music Performance category, beating four Nigerian nominees.

CHIDIMMA ADETSHINA INVESTIGATION

The relationship has also been tested by complex identity issues. In October 2023, South African Home Affairs initiated an investigation into the citizenship of a Soweto-born law student, Chidimma Adetshina, and her Mozambican-born mother, referring the case to the Hawks for criminal investigation.

Adetshina’s father is Nigerian and she went to the country after her troubles in South Africa. There she competed and won the Miss Universe Nigeria pageant, and later runner-up at the international Miss Universe pageant.

‘STRONG AND CORDIAL '

Monyela urged a more nuanced understanding of bilateral relations.

“The interactions between our countries at the head of state, administration, and senior officials level demonstrate our strong connection,” he explained.

He acknowledged specific challenges, such as crime and immigration concerns, but emphasised that these are being addressed through proper governmental channels.

“Diplomatic relations between Nigeria and South Africa are strong and cordial,” he reiterates. “The interactions between our countries at various levels demonstrate a commitment to mutual understanding and cooperation.”

DeeScan:
south Africans should be banned from visiting a ny other African countries due to their xenophobe nature ...

JaceBlaze:
Thee gospel truth🙏😂

JaceBlaze:
Last I checked it was your artists booking flight tickets to come and feature with SA artists while SA can't even remember Nigeria's geographical position on the African map. You come to us even when we are not thinking about you lol.I heard the dominant genre on nightlife scene is South African Amapiano😜😂😂😂

Samantha125:
O thomile...

It's time to enjoy our festive bonuses... Pap and cabbage shall await us in January...😂😂😂

Samantha125:
I don't like this account of yours, but how can you say your family is boring when this is probably the only time you'll get to spend time with you family throughout the year?

I honestly wish I was at home with my family at this moment fixing those Christmas lights, writing down the dishes to be prepared tomorrow and just having everyone under the same roof doing something around the house... But at the same time, I don't want to leave my husband to come home to an empty house after work on Christmas day.

But come new year's, I'm going home to get lit with my sisters... When I entered December, I left my introverted self back in November and I shall see it once again in January...