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Politics › Re: Social Media Not A Reflection Of SA-Nigeria Relations - South African Government by RandDigital(op): 7:36am On Dec 26, 2024
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.
Our future will be defined by very strict visa requirements for developers til kingdom come. Don't know what you can do about that other than living as as illegal aliens and being subject to profiling for the rest of your miserable lives, since you ruined your own country. Your choice 😂😂😂
Politics › Re: Social Media Not A Reflection Of SA-Nigeria Relations - South African Government by RandDigital(op): 6:29am On Dec 26, 2024
Bede2u:
you are demarketing your country here bro. If that is your aim, you are certainly succeeding
That process started a long time ago on social media if you haven't been paying attention 😂😂😂
Politics › Re: Social Media Not A Reflection Of SA-Nigeria Relations - South African Government by RandDigital(op): 6:26am On Dec 26, 2024
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.
Go learn the difference between singular & plural 'you'. That's where you lost yourself son.
Politics › Re: Social Media Not A Reflection Of SA-Nigeria Relations - South African Government by RandDigital(op): 6:24am On Dec 26, 2024
Zubeezanga:
so your citizens are innocent, you need more civilisation
Interpol is looking for 14 of your non-vile, civilized compatriots. The developers 😂😂😂
Politics › Re: Social Media Not A Reflection Of SA-Nigeria Relations - South African Government by RandDigital(op): 6:22am On Dec 26, 2024
helinues:
Okay. I should have referred to you as Me right?

Your incoherency and pettiness are legendary
🙄🙄🙄Shem, worry not, most other people here will get my logic. Makes sense now why you're advocating for a fossil leader 😂😂😂
Politics › Re: Social Media Not A Reflection Of SA-Nigeria Relations - South African Government by RandDigital(op): 6:16am On Dec 26, 2024
Zubeezanga:
South Africans are vile human beings
I wonder who started all this by committing crimes in someone else's country. I guess in your head those people aren't vile, right?
Politics › Re: Social Media Not A Reflection Of SA-Nigeria Relations - South African Government by RandDigital(op): 6:13am On Dec 26, 2024
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
Go back to Grade R! 😂😂😂

Politics › Re: Social Media Not A Reflection Of SA-Nigeria Relations - South African Government by RandDigital(op): 6:07am On Dec 26, 2024
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

🤣🤣
Incoherent were your 2023 election results.
Politics › Re: Social Media Not A Reflection Of SA-Nigeria Relations - South African Government by RandDigital(op): 5:59am On Dec 26, 2024
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.
You have my mother's old vjj on your mind so early in the morning? No wonder you trek millions of kilometers on barefoot to SA to breathe our air 😂😂😂. Visa still DENIED!
Politics › Re: Social Media Not A Reflection Of SA-Nigeria Relations - South African Government by RandDigital(op): 5:55am On Dec 26, 2024
educatedfool:
If I mistakenly jam u on the road, blood go flow cry
Oh we've reached vawulence so quickly?! I was only just warming up 😂😂😂
Politics › Re: Social Media Not A Reflection Of SA-Nigeria Relations - South African Government by RandDigital(op): 5:54am On Dec 26, 2024
helinues:
2024, the year some South Africans reached their highest peak of pettiness
You were part and parcel of the pettiness and continue to be 😂😂😂
Politics › Re: Social Media Not A Reflection Of SA-Nigeria Relations - South African Government by RandDigital(op): 4:01am On Dec 26, 2024
timilehin007:
wishful thinking.
It's the truth. Nigerians were bouncing off the walls for much of 2024 at the mere mention of the word SA. Started with heart attacks at AFCON in February and ended with endless wailing for SA visas in December after South Africans tried to block the 5-year deal. In between was just wotowoto peppering month after month.
Politics › Re: Nigerian Lady Met The Prime Minister Of Netherlands On Her Way To Work(Video) by RandDigital: 3:56am On Dec 26, 2024
Softmirror:
Our style of Democracy is the American style.
What about the style of US democracy is it that stops them from trekking to work other than that their racist policies created inequality, high crime rates and international terrorism which are the main reasons they can't walk freely on the streets, unlike the Dutch PM?
Politics › Re: Social Media Not A Reflection Of SA-Nigeria Relations - South African Government by RandDigital(op): 2:21am On Dec 26, 2024
2024 - the year for the history books when SA flogged 9ja wotowoto.
Politics › Social Media Not A Reflection Of SA-Nigeria Relations - South African Government by RandDigital(op): 10:15pm On Dec 25, 2024
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.”
https://www.citizen.co.za/news/south-africa/social-media-south-africans-nigerians-says-dirco/

Education › Re: 10 Countries Where South African Are NOT Welcome In 2025 by RandDigital: 9:38pm On Dec 25, 2024
DeeScan:
south Africans should be banned from visiting a ny other African countries due to their xenophobe nature ...
DeeSCAM you should be banned in much of the world. I see Interpol is frantically looking for una on the frontpage for human & drug trafficking. Are you the unnamed 15th suspect😂😂😂
Music/Radio › Re: Tyla And Gunna's Electrifying Performance At Lagos Flytime Fest (photos/video) by RandDigital: 9:13pm On Dec 24, 2024
JaceBlaze:
Thee gospel truth🙏😂
Hallelujah, Amen!
Music/Radio › Re: Tyla And Gunna's Electrifying Performance At Lagos Flytime Fest (photos/video) by RandDigital: 8:13pm On Dec 24, 2024
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😜😂😂😂
God's truth 😂😂😂
Romance › Re: How Are U Celebrating Dis Chrismas And New Year by RandDigital: 8:11pm On Dec 24, 2024
Samantha125:
O thomile... grin grin grin

It's time to enjoy our festive bonuses... Pap and cabbage shall await us in January...😂😂😂
😂😂😂 Happy holidays!
Romance › Re: How Are U Celebrating Dis Chrismas And New Year by RandDigital: 7:04pm On Dec 24, 2024
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... grin grin grin
His real name is DeeSCAM😂

Lol, you're having a wild Dezemba!
Phones › Re: SA Electricity Minister Named Man Of The Year For "Job Well Done" - PICTURES by RandDigital(op): 7:01pm On Dec 24, 2024
Odotech:
guy, u re funny. From the onset, I knew ur motive was to mock "black" Nigerians.

Back to the topic. Kudos to south Africa. This SA power minister threw up a party upon his appointment. Merely watching the party, I thought he would fail because I was imagining that he is celebrating as one who won a jackpot or a ticket to loot SA treasury. But now, I am thrilled by his performance. Kudos

Many African politicians' behavior really makes me pessimistic about their possible outcome. It is good to have high performers up there
Those wishing SA and black South Africans ill are the ones who will feel mocked. Thanks for the rest of your message.
Music/Radio › Re: Tyla And Gunna's Electrifying Performance At Lagos Flytime Fest (photos/video) by RandDigital: 6:56pm On Dec 24, 2024
JaceBlaze:
Didn't boona boy say it with his own mouth that he will never set foot in SA? He boycotted himself and his wack music lol

Sold only 1500 tickets for a 95 000 capacity stadium 😂😂
😂😂😂
Phones › Re: MTN Plans To Launch A Bank - PICTURES by RandDigital(op): 6:50pm On Dec 24, 2024
Lorayne:
I'm curious. What's south Africa's biggest network operator since mtn is second.

I thought they'll be the biggest tbh
Vodacom

Foreign Affairs › Re: Trapped SA Illegal Miners Ask For Tomato Sauce And Mayonnaise - PICTURES by RandDigital(op): 7:24am On Dec 24, 2024
meobizy:
Is it one set of miners or this is a whole new set? I don’t understand the story again.
Same mine. Remember it's estimated there are thousands down there.
Phones › Re: SA Electricity Minister Named Man Of The Year For "Job Well Done" - PICTURES by RandDigital(op): 7:14am On Dec 24, 2024
JOACHINpedro:
What he said is true.
And I don't know why you took it as offence.
During my University days, I notice most int conferences held in my sch had bald SA in attendance. It's cool btw
Trolls don't think like you - they just wanna turn the thread toxic. That's why sonnobackside was the first to comment, to derail the thread.
Phones › MTN Plans To Launch A Bank - PICTURES by RandDigital(op): 7:12am On Dec 24, 2024
MTN plans to acquire a banking licence once the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) opens up its national payments system to fintechs and other non-banking entities, Business Times reports.

South Africa’s second-biggest mobile network operator already supports limited transactional banking services through its MTN Mobile Money (MoMo) service.

MoMo offers payments and money transfers to individuals and businesses. Customers use their phone numbers instead of bank account numbers to identify digital wallets holding their money.

MoMo’s primary target customers are small or informal businesses like spaza shops and the low-income mass consumer market, both of which still rely heavily on cash.

As it stands, MTN or any other fintech which wants to offer these types of services without a banking licence must work through a licenced bank as a sponsor. For MoMo, MTN uses African Bank.

However, this past week, TechCentral reported that the SARB was working to enable non-banking entities like fintechs to gain direct access to the core clearing and settlements system.

SARB National Payments System department head Tim Masela said although banks were the backbone of the financial system in terms of savings and accounts, non-banks were offering convenient transactional services.

“We believe that we should move with the times and open up the system for the entry of non-banks,” Masela said.

MTN South Africa chief fintech officer Kagiso Mothibi confirmed to Business Times that fintechs will be given an opportunity to participate in the banking system following an ongoing review of the payments system.

“When that is rolled out, we’ll definitely be looking to pursue our own licence,” Mothibi said.

The SARB is currently developing frameworks to authorise fintechs and other non-banking entities to access the national payment system directly.

MoMo is one of several fintechs that participated in the SARB’s working groups to develop the regulatory framework that will enable greater direct participation in core banking services.

The frameworks are necessary to balance innovation with the risks associated with a more flexible and open financial system.

Mothibi said that bypassing a traditional banking partner would allow MTN to exercise much more control over the future of its banking services.

MTN has ambitious plans to make its MoMo service a true low-cost alternative to traditional banking accounts.

The service has expanded to 11 million registered users, of which roughly three million are active users.

Helping drive this adoption is MTN introducing several significant enhancements to MoMo in the past two years.

In September 2023, it launched a business wallet and international remittances.

In February 2024, MTN announced an agreement with Mastercard that gave all MoMo wallet holders a virtual and physical card that they could use to make payments in numerous countries.


That came after the world’s second-largest payments network provider took up a minority stake in MTN Group Fintech, worth up to $200 million (R3.8 billion at the time).

These enhancements have helped boost MTN’s fintech service revenue, which increased 59.1% year-on-year in the first half of 2024.

This continued into the third quarter of 2024, when the segment’s revenue jumped 61.8% compared to the same period in 2023.

Vodacom (South Africa's largest mobile network) has also increasingly focused on its financial services offerings, including VodaPay and M-Pesa, Africa’s most successful mobile money service.

The shift towards financial services aims to diversify telecom offerings.

While conventional cellular service revenue continues to be their bread and butter, growth in this segment has slowed down in recent years.

The rapid expansion of mobile network infrastructure, declining data prices, and increased competition have made cellular connectivity in South Africa more accessible, limiting growth prospects in cellular revenues.

Phones › Re: SA Electricity Minister Named Man Of The Year For "Job Well Done" - PICTURES by RandDigital(op): 5:58am On Dec 24, 2024
Congrats black SA man. Nigerian white worshippers left the group.
Phones › Re: SA Electricity Minister Named Man Of The Year For "Job Well Done" - PICTURES by RandDigital(op):
Sonnobax15:
lipsrsealed
SA men and their love for bald heads is inseparable...
You have power? Priorities. That's why you're hungry & stampede-stufied 🫤🫤🫤
Phones › SA Electricity Minister Named Man Of The Year For "Job Well Done" - PICTURES by RandDigital(op):
The Minister of Electricity and Energy, Kgosientsho Ramokgopa, is 2024’s SA Person of the Year for especially keeping the country load shedding-free (powercut-free) this year.

The Daily Maverick reported on 22 December 2024 that the Minister was given this title by its readers.

They voted for him for emphasising on accountability, transparency and keeping load shedding at bay for most of the year.

Daily Maverick defines a Person of the Year winner as “an individual or group that has made the most significant and widespread positive contributions to the nation or the world as a whole.”

According to the publication, Ramokgopa’s level of transparency and accountability made him stand out from the rest. He made South Africans part of the journey by holding regular media briefings and public forums.

One of the main factors that contributed to Ramokgopa winning the title is being able to keep the country’s lights on for the longest time. This was after SA was hit hard by rolling blackouts that had a ripple effect on many sectors.

Since his appointment in June 2024, Ramokgopa has worked hard to fix the numerous issues that were plaguing Eskom. He has been lauded for hugely contributing to giving SA some form of stability and change.


Eskom announced this week that load shedding has been suspended for a total of 268 days. That means South Africa has gone more than half a year without rolling blackouts. The power utility said this has resulted in “R16.06 billion year-on-year diesel savings.”

Crime › Re: Man Killed His Girlfriend For Cheating, Then Posted It Online (Photos) by RandDigital: 3:36pm On Dec 18, 2024
Silentgroper:
Right ..

Drug dealing and murder??

Which crime carries more weight in the law of justice ??
Lol, feeding people drugs isn't murder? Then why does it come with a death penalty in Asia? No wonder you're proud drug dealers, you think you're handing out sweets
Crime › Re: Man Killed His Girlfriend For Cheating, Then Posted It Online (Photos) by RandDigital: 3:23pm On Dec 18, 2024
Silentgroper:
Cc kingcold

Jaceblaze

Randdigital .( You sound like female at times)..

Samantha125. Could this be true about south African men
https://www.nairaland.com/8294707/sa-police-swoop-suspected-nigerian (the story NL won't out on FP😂😂😂)


Watch the video here:


😂😂😂

Travel › Re: South Africa Among Top 10 Countries Brits Want To Move To - PICTURES by RandDigital(op): 9:29am On Dec 18, 2024
KingCold:
it's self-hate
SA went through apartheid but somehow it's the nigerians that are suffering from post-white master worshipping syndrome 😂😂😂

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