idealogical:



Stop lying, they buy weapons all the time, even their Gripens are foreign imports with zero SA input.

Tiwaz2:


Source: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.dailysabah.com/defense/2019/10/24/russia-lands-bombers-in-south-africa-sells-helicopters-to-nigeria/amp

Whatacountry:
Richest man in Africa yet self centered. What was his contribution in helping the South Africa returnees? If he was a whiteman. He would have done more for his people. Smh vanity

PureFace1:
Nigeria currently has the highest number of foreigners who have been sentenced to death in Malaysia.

A new report by Amnesty International, a human rights organisation, has revealed that 119 Nigerians are currently on death row in Malaysia.
The death penalty is currently retained as the punishment for 33 offences in the Asian country and is mandatory for 12 of these, according to the report, "Fatally flawed: Why Malaysia must abolish the death penalty".

As of February 2019, Amnesty reported, a total of 1,281 people were on death row in Malaysia, including 568 (44%) foreign nationals.

Of these foreign nationals, 21% are Nigerians, with others from Indonesia (16%), Iran (15%), India (10%), Philippines (8%) and Thailand (6%) and other countries.

73% of the total 1,281 inmates on death row were convicted for drug trafficking, while 25% were convicted for murder. The remaining were convicted for offences related to the use of firearms, robbery, and waging war against the King or Ruler of a State.

Amnesty's report showed that those on death row for drug trafficking were frequently convicted after they were found in possession of and transporting relatively small quantities of drugs without having committed or being involved in any form of violence.

They are also classified as people at the low-end of the drug chain (drug couriers) who often claim to have been tricked, lured, or forced into the drug trade.

In its report, Amnesty documented many violations of international human rights law and standards associated with the use of the death penalty in Malaysia.

"Our research found a pattern of unfair trials and secretive hangings that itself spoke volumes. From allegations of torture and other ill-treatment to an opaque pardons process, it's clear the death penalty is a stain on Malaysia's criminal justice system," said Shamini Darshni Kaliemuthu, Executive Director of Amnesty International Malaysia.

In July 2018, the Malaysian government established a moratorium on executions, a temporary prohibition that means the convicts won't have their sentences carried out.

Even though the government previously committed to a full abolition of the death penalty, it is expected to soon table legislation in the Malaysian Parliament that'll remove the mandatory death penalty for only 11 offences.

Amnesty called on the government to completely abolish the death penalty for all crimes and review all cases where people have been sentenced to death, with a view to commuting the sentences.

"Malaysia has a golden chance to break with decades of cruelty and injustice, disproportionately inflicted on some of the most marginalised," said Kaliemuthu.


https://www.pulse.ng/news/local/malaysia-119-nigerians-on-death-row-for-drug-offences-others/q5chpwf

Pulsenaija:


A professor of Wildlife Resources Management, Herpetology and International Management consultant, University of Uyo, Akwa Ibom
State, Edem Eniang, has lamented the rate at which mountain gorillas are being hunted as bushmeat in Nigeria.

He regretted that instead of the government making conscious efforts to generate ecotourism traffic from the viewing such gorillas, their very species which are endemic to Nigeria are being hunted and their habitat destroyed.

Eniang who stated this in his office in Uyo, the state capital on Friday, said Nigeria despite being the third richest country in terms of primate species diversity in Africa, was yet to harness the enormous potentials from the sub-sector.

He said while countries such as Uganda, Rwanda, and Congo DRC are earning billions of dollars in foreign exchange from mountain gorillas based eco-tourism alone, Nigeria with its very rare and critically endangered species of gorilla globally recognised as Cross River gorillas which is a distinct sub-species of Western Lowland gorilla and endemic to Nigeria /southwestern Cameroon are being hunted for food as bushmeat.

According to Enaing, “Nigeria is losing billions of Dollars for not making conscious efforts to develop the wildlife-based eco-tourism subsector.
In Uganda, an average of one thousand dollars is paid per person on the average to view mountain gorillas for just an hour.




“But Nigeria has a unique species of gorilla, that is, the Cross River gorilla found in four localities of Cross River State namely; Afi mountain wildlife sanctuary, Mbe mountain, Okwangwo sector of Cross River National Park and Obudu escarpment near the Obudu Cattle Ranch/Resort though down at the moment.

“So what conscious effort has the relevant governments/agencies made at the moment to generate eco-tourism traffic of the country based on this critically endangered great ape?

“We must appreciate the fact that this all-important species of Ape have been given to us as heritage, rather people are shooting them and destroying their habitats instead of conserving them to generate much-needed revenue as done in some parts of East and Central Africa.”

The neglect of the sector, the professor said has scared away potential investors, adding that a Japanese Primate Research Organization had invested in many countries of Africa such as Uganda, Congo DRC and Rwanda for up to 60 years in gorillas and Chimpanzees, shunning Nigeria and indeed West Africa with rarer species of those great apes.

He called on both the Federal and state governments and relevant agencies to take urgent positive steps and take stock of all the globally important wildlife species and draw a Nigeria eco-tourism map that shows direction and pinpoint the localities of all the site of eco-tourism potentials as well as how to access them.

The Professor also called on the Akwa Ibom State Government to take advantage of the numerous endemic wildlife species found in the state and establish either a Biosphere or Game reserve to boost Wildlife conservation and Eco-tourism in the state.

https://pulzenaija.com/news/mountain-gorillas-expert/

Pulsenaija:


A professor of Wildlife Resources Management, Herpetology and International Management consultant, University of Uyo, Akwa Ibom
State, Edem Eniang, has lamented the rate at which mountain gorillas are being hunted as bushmeat in Nigeria.

He regretted that instead of the government making conscious efforts to generate ecotourism traffic from the viewing such gorillas, their very species which are endemic to Nigeria are being hunted and their habitat destroyed.

Eniang who stated this in his office in Uyo, the state capital on Friday, said Nigeria despite being the third richest country in terms of primate species diversity in Africa, was yet to harness the enormous potentials from the sub-sector.

He said while countries such as Uganda, Rwanda, and Congo DRC are earning billions of dollars in foreign exchange from mountain gorillas based eco-tourism alone, Nigeria with its very rare and critically endangered species of gorilla globally recognised as Cross River gorillas which is a distinct sub-species of Western Lowland gorilla and endemic to Nigeria /southwestern Cameroon are being hunted for food as bushmeat.

According to Enaing, “Nigeria is losing billions of Dollars for not making conscious efforts to develop the wildlife-based eco-tourism subsector.
In Uganda, an average of one thousand dollars is paid per person on the average to view mountain gorillas for just an hour.




“But Nigeria has a unique species of gorilla, that is, the Cross River gorilla found in four localities of Cross River State namely; Afi mountain wildlife sanctuary, Mbe mountain, Okwangwo sector of Cross River National Park and Obudu escarpment near the Obudu Cattle Ranch/Resort though down at the moment.

“So what conscious effort has the relevant governments/agencies made at the moment to generate eco-tourism traffic of the country based on this critically endangered great ape?

“We must appreciate the fact that this all-important species of Ape have been given to us as heritage, rather people are shooting them and destroying their habitats instead of conserving them to generate much-needed revenue as done in some parts of East and Central Africa.”

The neglect of the sector, the professor said has scared away potential investors, adding that a Japanese Primate Research Organization had invested in many countries of Africa such as Uganda, Congo DRC and Rwanda for up to 60 years in gorillas and Chimpanzees, shunning Nigeria and indeed West Africa with rarer species of those great apes.

He called on both the Federal and state governments and relevant agencies to take urgent positive steps and take stock of all the globally important wildlife species and draw a Nigeria eco-tourism map that shows direction and pinpoint the localities of all the site of eco-tourism potentials as well as how to access them.

The Professor also called on the Akwa Ibom State Government to take advantage of the numerous endemic wildlife species found in the state and establish either a Biosphere or Game reserve to boost Wildlife conservation and Eco-tourism in the state.

https://pulzenaija.com/news/mountain-gorillas-expert/

kotv:
Why does he keep meeting SA officials? What's the benefits with such rubbish leaders. Why are we even keeping diplomatic relationship with South Africans. Other Africans are cutting ties with them because of Xenophobia but Buhari could care less what they did to Nigerians.

fineguy11:
We didn't send him to meet those crazy bald headed HOMOsapien set called South Africa..The S.A president should come to Nigeria Goddammit

chiedozie198100:
even their president did not come to WELCOME him.

what a colossal disgrace of a man Buhari is.

ifymadu:
See finish, SA president can not even be at the airport to personally welcome him based on the issues on ground. Na the SA president even suppose go Nigeria go beg for forgiveness.

ifymadu:
See finish, SA president can not even be at the airport to personally welcome him based on the issues on ground. Na the SA president even suppose go Nigeria go beg for forgiveness.

MediaGuru36:


http://igberetvnews.com/1039421/photos-buahri-departs-nigeria-south-africa/

24kmagic:
Why is the Nigerian government trying so hard to make South Africa accept us?

Stop these visits and make your own country what you want it to be. But nope, they won't. This is because they know that even in a billion years from now, Nigeria will not change for good.

Nigeria, the only country whose yesterday is always better than it's today

skyblueking:
We have screamed out our lungs till our voices became hoarse...

Whats so special in South Africa?

Oga leave dah one fess...
Come and open our border...

fedora04:
Nna the entourage is too much naa.its suppose to be a no smiling meeting

babasolution:


you simply dont understand Nigeria,one thing is that in Nigeria the government is very ineffective,decades of coups and dictatorships also hampered nigerias progress,but the ordinary private society as come a long way without government support,most developments in nigeria are private built,also most very poor nigerians who fill up these statistics are northerners who dont even travel,they are the majority poor who make nigeria to have its bad poverty rating and they dont even travel,nigeria is not underdeveloped like its mostly portrayed just that government is ineffective and deliberately do not build infrastructure and take care of the environment,nigeria is just terribly mismanaged by its government,the population also is a factor,india despite its massive economy as millions of poor

Islie:







https://tribuneonlineng.com/apartheid-may-return-to-south-africa-if-au-others-dont-address-xenophobia-now-%e2%80%95-dons/

ijustdey:








https://punchng.com/xenophobia-go-back-to-south-africa-obasanjo-advises-returnees/

Hobbsandshaw:
I need mature advice from nairalanders.

I got married to my wife December,2015. The marriage is now blessed with two boys, the 2nd boy came last month.

The issue now is that I just discovered my wife is HIV positive during this 2nd pregnancy.The woman that I showed so much love tricked me into marrying her knowing fully well that she was HIV positive. I'm not really angry because she is HIV positive,I'm angry because she has been playing me all along.

She was in the Uni in another state while we were dating.Almost to the end of her study in 2014, she called that she was pregnant after I visited.She came to Lagos with PT and scan results to prove her claim.She then pressured me into paying her bride price before the pregnancy become public.We did our traditional marriage and went to the registry.Months after the marriage,my wife said the pregnancy has mysteriously disappeared, blaming it on "village people",but the gentle man in me didn't allow me to read any meaning to the movie.She tricked me into marrying her with the fake pregnancy after discovering she is HIV positive.

She eventually took in(for real this time),she came back from antenatal one afternoon crying, when I enquired what the issue was, she told me that they booked her for C-SECTION,that the doctor said the baby's weight is below 2kg and will almost be impossible for her to have the baby by herself,I was there consoling her not knowing that the doctor opted for C-SECTION because she is HIV positive.She actually told them not to disclose her status to me.The baby was 3.6kg at birth.My son was giving Nevirapine.I did some search and discovered that the drug is an antiretroviral drug,I became worried but I still played it down.

Her lid finally blew when she started antenatal for this my 2nd son in a different hospital, maybe she might have thought to herself that at this point there is nothing I will do any more, she told me that the doctor referred her to a government hospital for HIV confirmatory test.We went and did the test,I don't know the trick she played this time, the result was non reactive for her, me and our son.I went to the hospital and made Alot of noise,we went home and celebrated.Seven months later, she had an accident and was admitted, the doctor not satisfied with result of our confirmatory test,took her sample and send it to one of the best labs in Lagos,all the kits shows she was reactive.Because of the scene I created earlier, the doctor called me and showed me the result.That was when I started playing back to the first pregnancy scam, the rush for the marriage and the Nevirapine that was giving to my first son and I discovered I was being fooled by this woman all along.

This woman has hid her status from me and have been taking drugs under my nose for over five years without me knowing.I and my boy have gone for test twice at seven months interval and we are confirmed negative. I was told at one teaching hospitals I went for the test last month that maybe I'm just lucky or we are "discordant couple"
I have been expecting her to show remorse, and maybe apologize but she is still doing as if nothing happened.

I can't discuss this with my family or even hers, she will be stigmatize.I feel betrayed,I don't know how long I will stay in this marriage, but then I'm concerned about my boys. I'm afraid she might get desperate and try other means to infect me,I don't trust her.
What should I do?

EkunKekere:


Source: https://punchng.com/we-need-better-arms-to-fight-boko-haram-military-commanders/

Insectkiller:
Prisoner! Son of prisoner!!!

So, u can still talk..

You are doomed..
Apartheid entity..
Fvck off

isaacfreeman99:


you're a fat fool. south africa is as useless as the P in PSYCHOLOGY

babyfaceafrica:
your problem....

Gracealone:
Until South Africans repent. They only apologised, no repentance yet.

dre11:





https://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2019/09/23/six-nigerian-students-cancel-trip-for-robotics-competition-in-s-africa/

googi:
I support South Africa as long as they are not violently vicious. They deserve the right to dictate who they want in their country.

But this fool here is bragging on the so called "accomplishments" of whites that kept them in slavery, even in 2020. Your people are worse off than many African countries. All the riches you are bragging about belongs to the whites and the coloreds, fool. In your own country you are still at the bottom of the dirt heap.

Africans and your black privileged class still make up 00.01% of your wealth. Ramphosa dealt with you and the striking miners asking for a little more by ordering your massacre in the board meeting with his white masters. Yet, he became your President.

If they born you well, touch one white person you liar. All your shacks will turn to dirt. Has no shame, SOB.

Iamgrey5:
You obviously lack basic knowledge of economics.

Insectkiller:


You are d most Stoopid entity I have ever seen..get ur records/facts known before coming to d public and spitting trash..

An average Nigerian dog can feed you ass*hole not talking of your useless and noneti*ty hostel boys that's going to die trying..

Fvck yah all

Person dey talk, dis animal too say him get idea..Nonsense!


Get a life..idiotttttt

Islie:




…say we cannot go home empty-handed

In South Africa,Botswana and Namibia,Nigerian university qualifications are not recognized. In South Africa will have to start afresh by doing a certificate at Unisa ,then redo your qualification. That's many resort to crime (drug dealing,scamming,human trafficking,females to prostitution,etc). Thanks to fake Nigerian graduates who were given opportunities inthe late 1990s to early2000s. They will also be chased from those countries soon when they resume their Businesses' there. There sooner Nigerians accept that 9,5 in 10 foreign Nigerians, are criminals damaging image of Nigeria the better. In the future you will end up being banned from Most of the countries






https://www.newtelegraphng.com/2019/09/xenophobia-nigerians-find-safe-havens-in-zimbabwe-mozambique-others/

frosbel2:


You must be a kid.

Go to bed

frosbel2:


Breaking news ;

South Africa is one of the worlds most violent countries even without Boko Haram or any major crisis, imagine what would happen if there were to be a major terror crisis, South Africa will become unliveable.

I have dozens of white South African friends here in the UK who have fled that miserable country because of the high crime rates and rape epidemic perpetrated by black South Africans.

We often discuss that SA is a DANGEROUS and very UNSAFE place to LIVE IN.