₦airaland Forum

KingCold:
You don't need white people, you just need to emancipate yourselves from this mental slavery you got going on over there in Nigeria.. white man is not God.. it's the 21st century and you're still crying to be re-colonized? Ridiculous

Topman7:
I never said that, dude.

Topman7:
Who cares? They are going there to meet their fellow white brothers in those nice areas where only white folks live.

It's not as if they are going there to live with you in Soweto.

In a targeted operation in Pretoria West, law enforcement officers arrested a Nigerian national suspected of drug dealing. pic.twitter.com/f4HMa5B95X

— MDN NEWS (@MDNnewss) December 13, 2024

Silentgroper:
maybe you should start taking your English classes very seriously so you know how to make an understanding sentences .. 😏😏😏

Why do you sound so much like a female??

Silentgroper:
I don't know what you mean ...

Silentgroper:
Our validation means a lot to them

They would skip a heartbeat if they do not get any validation from Nigerians in a day ..

They wish to be us

MrJames007:
And this is news?

Solcampbell:
Please feel free to proceed if that's what will bring you the joy and satisfaction you are obviously lacking in life

It's funny how you guys always claim you are better than Nigerians but you keep going the extra mile to get our attention.

If that's not low self-esteem then I'll eat my keyboard

KingCold:
Deprived people brag about a little slice of bread.. I knew we had this

Silentgroper:
the mods are trying to give room for news from other countries ...


Only the south African has been the most consistent ..

Solcampbell:
It's obvious that this South African guy is paying nairaland for his country to get more attention and reactions from Nigerians

Why always them?

KingCold:
You're actually bragging to the most industrialized nation in Africa.. hahahaha.. Being deprived is a bvtch

lovinhubby2wife:
What have you guys been commenting? See space full up

WeddingParol:
Sen and his crew embolden the SA guy to write all sorts of rubbish against Nigerians on a platform purportedly for Nigerians.

Every little thing the guy post, it's on the front page.

Another show of weakness.

Okpokpo09:
A country where the white men are feeding their pigs with the blacks

The Hermanus Festive Lights Project officially kicked off on 26th November 2024, brightening up the scenic seaside town for the holiday season. But this year, the lights have grabbed attention for a completely unexpected reason. Thanks to a cheeky photoshopped image, the town’s festive greeting has gone viral on social media, and the results are utterly hilarious.

Hermanus is a gem of a town nestled along the Western Cape coastline. Known for its world-class whale watching, stunning beaches, and warm hospitality, it’s a favourite destination for both South Africans and international travellers. Its natural beauty, coupled with a rich cultural vibe, makes it a must-visit spot year-round, but especially during the festive season when the town sparkles with holiday cheer.

This year, however, a twist on the town’s festive lights has everyone talking.

A cleverly altered photo shows the “Welcome To Hermanus” sign seemingly missing the letter “M”, transforming the warm greeting into “Welcome To Her A-nus”. The doctored image is being widely shared across social media, evoking waves of laughter from all who see it.

The post has gone viral, with comments rolling in from every corner of the internet. “I haven’t laughed this hard in ages,” one user shared, while another joked, “I might just take a trip to ‘Her A-nus’ for the holidays!” It’s moments like these that remind us of the joy found in simple, harmless humour.

While the real sign remains intact and properly lit, the laughter it has inspired is very real – and arguably just as festive as the lights themselves. Some South Africans even speculate that this burst of viral fame could boost visits to Hermanus as curious travellers come to see the lights that sparked so much joy online.

And that’s what makes this story so good. At a time when the world can feel heavy, a bit of silliness has reminded us all to smile.

KingCold:
LOL..All of this bitterness due to a Chris Brown c0oncert

kingbee90:
As una dey groove and enjoy unaselves, una no like am?
This is the same Chris Brown you guys wanted to bury alive because of his past oh. You south Africans should stop being hostile towards your fellow black folks in order to make the continent a better place for us all.

panafrican:
We don't care if those people are illegals or not. Just rescue them out of that hole or there will be
a Pan-African response. Millions of Pan-Africans volunteer popular armed forces will swiftly march move in to
South Africa and get the record straight. As you know we already don't like your gay constitution.

illicit:
Where is the HQ of this pan african thingy...?

DeeScan:
wtf us you on about ... i ain't no troll ..
you are ....
oh shiit!!!
i quoted the wrong person...

JaceBlaze:
Yes lol

"Oyinbo seen with a bowl of jollof"

KingCold:
hahahaha.. A white foreign minster holding a drone is now akin to running a country..you coons never cease to amaze me

DeeScan:
atleast they don't control our country

Silentgroper:
Look at their god holding the drone .

PapaNnamdi:
Lol,
Boarder patrol na white wey com claim una use una de do border patrol for una own land,

Nobody foolish like south Africans🤣,
See that one smiling.

The South African Department of Home Affairs and the Border Management Authority have launched new border drones, tech and ‘deportation buses' to combat an expected surge in illegal border crossings over the festive period.

This marks the first time these have been used in tackling the country’s porous borders and marks the start of what DHA minister Leon Schreiber calls a “dramatic” expansion of tech-driven solutions.

“Our commitment to digital transformation and embracing technology is absolute,” Schreiber said at the launch.

The first set of drones will specifically be deployed to five ports of entry throughout the festive period, the minister said, giving the department “eyes in the sky” to track and apprehend illegal immigrants.

December and January are the peak periods in terms of movement into and out of South African ports of entry, the department noted.

“No longer will it be the case that people can move around without us having eyes on them. We want to send a very clear message to people who want to violate South Africa’s emigration laws: for the very first time, you won’t even know that we are seeing you.

“We are above you, we are around you, and we are watching for infringements along the borderline,” he said.

In addition to the drones, the Department is also implementing the use of body cameras and so-called ‘deportation buses’.

The minister said the cameras will help clamp down on corruption and ensure the safety of officials, including border guards and the defence force.

The buses, meanwhile, will be out on the roads, transporting illegal immigrants caught crossing the border back over.

“We welcome any traveller, any investor, any tourist, any skilled person who will follow our laws and help us build South Africa. But that is different from people who violate our law and don’t want to comply with our rules,” the minister said.

“You will find we have a renewed commitment to enforcing the rule of law in South Africa. That is how you create a secure country.”

The minister noted that the buses have already deported the first group of 290 illegal miners back to Mozambique.

Schreiber said this was just the start of the BMA’s use of this technology and that South Africans should expect it to expand “dramatically” in the future.