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Orokojasper:
Rubbish

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Lovelive:
Just try to kill one cow belongs to NIGERIA and you will see our "real face"

psucc:
Only 10.2m unemployed citizens and the citizens rose up in arms not against the government but foreigners. Whereas here in the Fulani Republic of Nigeria, the figure is more than double according to official record, yet we still manage to spend our last Kobo on MTN recharge cards, ShopRite, DSTv, etc.

This country is doom. Suffering and smiling. What a shame of a Nation.

revolt:
I dont even get why people are in asking for apology. What does it do. It cant bring back the lives and properties we've lost ...its their country, they haven't done nothing wrong to fellow south Africans. The only reply here is make your nation relevant. I know south Africans wouldnt dare kill Europeans or the chinese .....shekina. rights are not given. THEYRE EARNED...

Midas01:
It is their country and they have a right to do whatever they want to foreigners. What even took Nigerians there in the first place? Can't Nigerians stay in their own country? They deserve all these for doing drugs.



The above is how stupid you are for justifying PH killings and blaming it on prostitution

googi:
The supid mayor nor know say Johannesburg is a No Man's Land.

madmohamed:
shut up

Racoon:
The Xenophobic attacks against Nigerians was a well coordinated plan by the SA government and its asshole nationals.Every government official have openly approve it.Meanwhile Nigeria is already a shithole country with shithole leaders too.

frosbel2:
https://guardian.ng/news/xenophobia-mayor-of-johannesburg-says-no-need-to-apologise-nigeria/

morpheus24:
What is northern to central sub-Saharan Africa?

Dummy?



What is Saharan Africa?

This is the reason you guys are clueless. You can't even define the continent you live in appropriately.

Your companies will be frustrated within the continent as you frustrate other Africa companies trying to penetrate your economy and invest.

Keep it up.

CeterisXVII:
Your president was booed in Zimbabwe, and thoroughly embarrased. Don't worry, it is just the beginning. He will be stoned in the next African country he decides to visit. Your SA businesses in other African countries, are now on a watchlist. Continue spewing trash and see how they will be dealt with, from MTN to the others....

Even your embassy had to quickly close down its' offices here, out of fear. You don't even know what will happen next. You are such a lousy toad...

HeWrites:
President of South Africa, Cyril Ramaphosa, has formally apologized to Nigeria following the attack on her citizens in South Africa, Igbere TV reports.

Ramaphosa’s apology was conveyed by his special envoy, Jeff Radebe, who met President Muhammadu Buhari at the State House, Abuja, on Monday.

Igbere TV had reported that the South African president, on Sunday, despatched a special envoy to visit Nigeria and six other countries, to convey his regret concerning the widely condemned attacks.

This followed the humiliation he suffered at the hands of Zimbabweans during Mugabe’s funeral on Saturday, where he was publicly booed over the recent attacks.

Igbere TV learned that Ramaphosa’s envoy was accompanied to the Presidential Villa, on Monday, by the South African High Commissioner to Nigeria, Bobby Moroe.

http://igberetvnews.com/980219/breaking-south-africas-president-apologises-to-buhari-over-xenophobic-attacks

J111333:
SA will go down for those attacks.
Many countries will cut ties with them soon, even non African countries.

freelansa:
Former Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode, FFK, has called for the nationalization of all South African companies in Nigeria.

This he said in reaction to the renewed xenophobic attacks on Nigerians in South Africa which started on Sunday, September 8, 2019.

In a series of tweets, Femi Fani-Kayode wrote:

https://wotzup.ng/why-nigeria-should-nationalize-all-south-african-companies-ffk/

kettykin:
are you a south african ?

frosbel2:
All built during Apartheid by the whites. And what is the point of all that military hardware when your people are languishing in squalor and how will it help you fix the rape epidemic? The whites also dismantled SA nuclear capability before the end of Apartheid, lol. They gave you a semblance of political power but held on to economic power. If the whites should leave with all their capital and means of production, SA will collapse in a second. Then you will come running to the rest of Africa for help and they shall turn you away, back to your beautiful country

martowskin1:
Also stop drinking Trophy larger beer, beta malt, grand malt,

Mumu dey worry all of una...


Sabmiller is a SA base company which has been acquired by inbev brewery a begium brewery.

International brewery at osun, palbob brewery in rivers and intafact brewery in anambra are subsidiaries under the inbev family.

So u really have a lot of beer to stop drinking

seunrebirth:
SABMILLER (South African Breweries), Interfact LLC. based in Onitsha, Anambra State. Makers and owner of the Hero Lager beer, Eagle lager beer are fully South Africa Shareholdings.

There' have always been this wrong assumption that Peter Obi owns Hero beer which has attracted large patronage to the beer in the Eastern part of the country and Nigeria in General, but the unassailable truth is that South Africa breweries fully owns Hero 100%.

Peter Obi was just a business influencer, just like MTN has Pascal Dozie as a local face used for Local continent policy. South African Breweries in Nigeria making money to fund their Government at home to kill our own Nigeria brother. What an irony, taking advantage of the Nigerian people's Ignorance

For this alone, I have stop drinking HERO BEER and any other related drinks associated with SA.

ijustdey:
Nigeria is just a rubbish country,why would soldiers have such a large (in Nigerian 'standards') amount of money with them in cold hard cash? Ain't there Banks,to handle that? Not even our military has cold hard cash on them in DRC or rural Mozambique ,which I thought nigeria is better than them. No wonder your people will rather surrender their freedom in their home land and be slave in Libya that is a war.






https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/351159-boko-haram-attacks-nigerian-military-convoy-carts-away-cash-equipment.html

iCauseTrouble:
Thought Buhari's delegates have met with Ramaphosa

Fabbyking:
When dey arrive what will dey be doing? Just thinking some will say life first okay

9jayes:
No wonder MTN 3G from my area disappeared since Friday

kettykin:
Sometimes i think it is time ipob had a military arm that would defend igbos in every hostile country that igbos find themselves rather than dependence on a dead deaf and dumb organization controlled by rogues and foools

Neddstark:
Victim of apartheid. Shut up

Neddstark:
South Africa, home of xenophobia and athletic scam. This woman is too masculine to run with women. As in, one on one me and her, I no sure say I go beat am. But i go use my last strength sha.

Eskdale:
I want to use my remaining 1% battery to express my humble opinion about that, though the

SoftP:
Well, i see no point blabbing over this whole issue if the govt are truly sincere handling it to a brim.

First, call back all Nigerian Nationals in South Africa, make special provision and compensation here for them'

Cut all bilateral agreements, bonds that tied both countries, Nationalize all their investments here and retain their employed staffs to avoid people losing jobs

Then u can start talking of taking legal action against the country for bridge of trust.

Not until then, all this whole govt thing is nothing but gimmicks.

If u take legal action against them which offcourse Our govt won't be sincere with, will it stop the killings?

Will it change their mentality


This country self

Jalabase:
In response to the losses incurred by Nigerians, the House of Representatives has said it will approve funds for victims of the attacks who wish to take legal action against the country.

It also said it was considering compensation for those affected by the attacks.

The Speaker, Femi Gbajabiamila, said these while addressing journalists at a ‘world press conference’ held in Abuja on Friday.

He was accompanied by some principal officers of the Lower chamber, including the Deputy Speaker, Idris Wase; Majority Leader, Alhassan Ado-Doguwa; Deputy Leader, Peter Akpatason; Deputy Chief Whip, Nkeiruka Onyejeocha; and Chairman, House Committee on Foreign Affairs, Buba Yakub.

The Speaker warned South Africa against labelling Nigerians in their country as criminals, asking it not to add insult to Nigeria’s grief.

He also noted that for South Africa not to be seen as encouraging and justifying the xenophobic attacks by its citizens, the government should openly dismiss the narrative that the attacks were provoked by the alleged criminal activities of Nigerians in the country.

While commending the actions so far taken by the Federal Government, he said the President should direct the Ministry of Health to assist the bereaved families in expediting the return of their loved ones who had lost their lives in the unfortunate events.

He said, “The time for speaking has long passed and the time for action has come to us with a fierce urgency demanding nothing less than our total commitment to revoking the old arrangements that have made such abominations against our people possible.”

“Too many a time, we are called to stand as pallbearers, bringing home to bury the bodies of our brothers and sisters, fathers and mothers, our children, savaged and decimated. What is their offence? That they dared to dream of glory and profit beyond our borders; and having dreamt, they endeavoured to make real the visions of their heart.

“We reject entirely the obvious attempt to change the true narrative of events by casting the recently organised acts of violence as a merely internecine conflict between gangs fighting for turf.”

Gbajabiamila stressed that the House was ready to authorise funding “for those citizens who wish to take legal action against identified perpetrators of the violence as well as those who sponsored them or permitted their actions to occur and to continue.”

He pointed out that the House would work with all the stakeholders within and outside government to evolve and implement a plan to evacuate Nigerians from where internal crises and conflicts have made the terrain unsafe for them.

He added, “We expect that the Government of South Africa will conduct a thorough investigation into these allegations and make public their findings, whatever they may be. Where any of these claims are determined to be true, we expect also that the individuals responsible will be held accountable to the highest degree allowed by law.”

Gbajabiamila announced the plan of the House to suspend its two-month annual recess to discuss the crisis, adding that the lower chamber would invite the Minister of Foreign Affairs (Geoffrey Onyeama); the Nigerian High Commissioner to South Africa (Kabiru Bala); the Chairman of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (Abike Dabiri-Erewa) and other stakeholders to review the issue.

A member of the House, Mr Kingsley Chinda, had in a message to our correspondent on Tuesday called on the National Assembly to reconvene for two days and condemn the alleged refusal by the Nigerian High Commission in South Africa to protect citizens running to it for safety.



Source: https://punchng.com/well-fund-xenophobic-victims-suit-against-south-africa-reps/amp/

Area4Area:
Now it is known that Xenophobic attacks is an official South African policy because their government officials no longer hide it from public domain, it is time the Nigerian government starts acting instead of just talking. Nationalize all SA companies and push them out, we thought it was a criminal act perpetrated by criminals on their own not knowing they have the backing of their government.

Nigerians in SA should start relocating because it's now official.