[quote author=AFONJACOW post=82015425] as am talking to you right now, the looting is still on, I confirmed this from a friend, we have a clueless president [/quote
Imagine that and the FG is still here sending envoy upandan.

What does Amen Rochas do for a living to even sponsor a foundation and also own a construction company? These people looted Imo dry and are now taking their yeye charity foundation with another name ( Rochas foundation Don cast) to Abuja. The motive is good quite alright but the source of money is questionable. Imolites are still suffering from the past Okorocha's administration and before you quote me his mess won't be cleared in 100 days. This is a typical example of Rob Peter Pay Paul.

AnanseK:


Sorry Sir, but you’re not telling the whole truth. The SA Minister said “ Nigerian Government should Stop drug peddlers and human traffickers from coming to her country “. She didn’t say that all Nigerians are drug peddlers or human traffickers and she didn’t say SADC countries’ criminals are welcome in SA.. We have to face the facts and stop playing the victims always. Nigerians have to change their ways and attitudes Nationally and internationally. If we don’t accept the fact that we have a problem then we can never change.

I don't want to get to get into a war of words with anybody on this matter. Despite the massive sell and consumption of drugs in the US which is far greater than what is obtainable in SA, have you ever heard the US victimize any mexican or colombian? They believe their criminal and judicial system will fish out the culprits with time. I still stand on the notion that south Africans are jealous of Nigerians period. It is their job to properly scrutinize visa applicants from Nigeria.

Alanpoza007:

Can you hear yourself? So someone that wants to travel to engage in drugs trade will tell the Nigerian govt I want to go and engage in drugs business in SA cos it's the Nigerian govt that grants people SA Visa? The onus lies on the SA govt to make their Visa requirements stringent so misfits and criminals won't find it easy making it down, like what the US operates with a tough interview system. There are lots of Nigerians making giant strides in SA as academics,doctors, Engineers, Postgraduate students etc but the demonizing of the whole country cos of an unscrupulous few has to stop. You'd think Nigerians are over a million in SA with this noise they make but statistics by UN shows Nigerians in the whole of SA are less than 30,000.That is a lot less ,in fact less than 10% of Zimbabweans, Mozambicans, Tanzanians etc in SA and the drug trade is run by all these countries too including the locals and the rich whites who fund the cartel and are untouchable. They know this but Nigerians have become an easy target for them. Let's call a dog a bad name in order to hang it. I know some of our countrymen can be very loud and uncouth which easily give them away but it is not as bad as being painted.

Thank you sir for telling him the truth

AnanseK:

But the SA Minister was right.

How can you stigmatize a whole country because of the actions of a few. The SA minister just made mockery of their criminal and judicial system. This whole rubbish is borne out of envy and jealousy for nigerians because they hardly mention their SADC neighbours who are also populated in SA and many into illegal activities.

AFONJACOW:
Their deputy minister of police justify their actions... You can't come to someone country and try to occupy it.. This one now said similar thing, while our own Representative are busy telling us how many people that are going to lose their jobs if we burn down South Africa investments in Nigeria .... South African governments are fully in support of xenophobia

It's high time AU waded into this matter because the SA government have shown through their actions and speeches that they are fully in support of this mess.

femi4:
you have internet...use it

She is really talented then. With the kind of angelic voice she has, she made a right choice doing gospel music because Nigerians wouldn't have appreciated her in the secular world. We celebrate trash in the name of hip-hop and afro pop.

femi4:
she actually crossed over from secular to Gospel. She was in Nigeria idol season 2

femi4:
she actually crossed over from secular to Gospel. She was in Nigeria idol season 2

Are you sure?

Am currently serving in makurdi benue state batch A. Truth be told benue is a very poor state n boring place to serve. D only enjoyable place is d camp so u guys shuld have enuf fun at wanune camp

Hmmmmm, if sani kaita is 29yrs that means dem neva born me.

Still cute den