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For crying out loud take the ball to the final third and take shots!

South Africa's keeper is not very strong. These girls need to push up into the final third and take shots for God's sak.

Pilot007:
The era of Super Falcons dominating WAFCON is over. It is not that our girls are not good, but other African countries have caught up with our level of football.

They need to inject new talent and some players need to come off.

Ordega needs to come out after first half.

No creativity or ball sense again.

prinsam30:
The south Africa currently bossing the midfield out girls ar just running around like headless chicken

They are too spread out in the midfield.

prinsam30:
Wetin odega dey play like this na

She sabi dribble but this is not the match to be doing that. Find your man/woman and pass into the space.

Midfield is dropping back to compress themselves.

Kgatlana is going to beat ALozie in speed anyday.

MADUGU make you DUGUUD today o!

LordLicifer:
I agree, but from some of our people talk, dem talk say South africans na drunk lazy xenophobes. Meself talk say no be so but dem no gree

No be all of them.

LordLicifer:
I see! so why our pipu dey go kee themselves for Soutth africa in recent years? Some even preffer dying there than return.

They have businesses for over 20 years

They have families.

Nothing for them in naija.

Not all South Africans are xenophobic.

LordLicifer:
Which apartheid money did una paid and when?

South Africa Relief Fund (SARF)
In 1976, Nigeria launched the South Africa Relief Fund (SARF) to support the anti-apartheid movement, encouraging citizens to contribute financially. Within six months, ordinary Nigerians had raised over $10.5 million, a sum widely known as the “Mandela Tax”

Students, civil servants, and the general public participated, often sacrificing personal resources to support South African students and exiles
The fund enabled hundreds of South African students to study in Nigeria for free, including future leaders like Thabo Mbeki


FYI in today's dollars that would be over $30 million

Ewedegubbler:
South Africa is being allowed to get away with all
Manner of shenanigans.

No mind dem. Dem dey vex say we ask them for compensation for Nigerians wey loose their business and property for South Africa.

Nigerians should stop investing in South africa o. I don warn una.

AK481:
See that nigeria under tinubu is useless , why didnt they write this rubbish to ghana .

Check well. , Ghana is not there , Ghana showed leadership.

They are still begging Ghana to renew mining contract.

LordLicifer:
I support South Africa on this they should also seek payment for all their citizens turned to junkies buy drogg deaing foreigners.

When they present evidence we will consider that one otherwise make dem deduct am from Apartheid money we paid.

IronGalaxy:
Let's just agree that you have nothing to say and keep it moving

You know Morpheus doesn't move like that.

IronGalaxy:
If you had the something to say, you would just say it.. we are not 12

Don't be lazy man. South Africans are better than that.

IronGalaxy:
I asked you to enlighten me about Malaria, still waiting

I did. I gave you a clue.

IronGalaxy:
Google is your friend..isnt it how it works with you?

I am just asking for clarification on your posts there that's all.

Per capita or in absolute terms?

IronGalaxy:
oh you can't.. thought as much..

Let me give you a clue. A curable disease kills a multitude of Nigerians because they are unable to cure it.

IronGalaxy:
The question was a simple one, where do your babies get the HIV? Surely they got is somewhere, so where?

Clever boy.

Per capita or in Absolute terms?

IronGalaxy:
Englighten me then....

Google is your friend. Don't be Lazy.

IronGalaxy:
Never said you, I said your people.. let "cry babies" be in their country, surely thats not so hard

Talk to them then.

IronGalaxy:
The intention is, I wasnt born yesterday.. Nigerians use HIv to insult South Africans all the time. Yet the same people die of curable diseases like Malaria..

Shows how much you know about Malaria.

IronGalaxy:
Show that you're tired of the "cry babies" by not go8ng to SA.. trust me , we wont thank you enough

Personally speaking, I have no desire to go to South Africa anytime in the near future. As I have stated earlier, the glory days are long gone and will not be coming back anytime soon so you can enjoy your country neh

As for other Nigerians or migrants, I really can't speak for or stop them can I. All I do is try to discourage them from going there.

IronGalaxy:
Seppuku, you can spin it till next week, the fact is , your leaders collectively have more smoke that they do for Libyans, this is an indisputable fact.. even the media , would rather report in what's happening in SA than the grave humanitarian crisis happening in Libya..

South African talking points.

The facts have been laid down for all to see, and they all point to the "CONTINIOUS" attention given to the humanitarian crisis, the rebuke of, repatriations and seeking of justice for Nigerian and other African migrants by both the Nigerian government and international humanitarian organizations.

You are entitled to your own opinion Mfethu but not your own facts.

IronGalaxy:
Take Libya to the ICJ or report them to the AU then, your people are mistreated in South Africa aren't they? In Libya, they're treated much worse, so why the inconsistency of the response?

Stubborn Saffers.

The UN, Amnesty international and the likes have been trying to bring a FRAGMENTED government in Libya to account for human rights violation for years with no success, talk less a single country in West Africa. You must know what battles to fight my friend.

Don't take it personal neh!

IronGalaxy:
One-sided Pan-Africanism doesn't work for us.. The guilt-tripping won't work. Practice is in your failed states

You're just hypocrites..

We hear you loud and clear. Please DELINEATE and face the ocean. We are also tired of you cry babies over there.

Take responsibility for the PTSD hangover your people are experiencing and stop blaming migrants for your sorrows.

Elections coming in November, make sure you vote out the PAN African ANC.

IronGalaxy:
No no no.. Nice try.. Quick to tell me what to take accountability for won't work with me.. especially when you turn a blind eye to atrocities happening to your people elsewhere, even at home, while hyperfocusing and pointing fingers to South Africans alone.. it's selective outrage no matter how you spin it.. Also, spamming me with videos of your leaders saying they "condemn" means absolutely nothing. Where's the tangible action?

You said we take no tangible actions, turn a blind eye and focus ONLY on the GREAT SOUTH AFRICA. when it comes to human rights violations.

Please Research NAPTIP and NITCOM and watch those videos, don't skip neh!

IronGalaxy:
If South Africa was doing what Libya was doing, we would have been the talk of the continent, everybody yapping about us on podcasts, social media, Everyone writing think-pieces about us, the likes of Sepuuku throwing their two cents" every now and then, but because it's Libya we are met with dead silence.. African hypocrites for you.

But we do the same thing about atrocities in Libya as well on podcasts, write ups and the likes but those algorithms are keeping you hyper focused on your people.

Mfethu we get it you do not want anymore PAN AFRICANISM with the rest of the continent you live in.

We understand neh, no need to blow a fuse!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3liUf9havKo


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JucSB2vAHlI


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NftGZq7cr40

IronGalaxy:
These are just excuses, and you know it.

I keep saying you African people and your governments are such hypocrites

You're telling me Libya can just enslave your people and it's just another Sunday, however when South Africa says all should go, that is a case for the ICJ and the AU?

Malians, Nigerians, Ghanaians are subjected to involuntary labour, sold like contraband, the women sexually exploited, tortured, etc. This is a humanitarian crisis any day; however, not a word from your respective governments..Now, Imagine if South Africa was the one committing these atrocities. The outrage is manufactured and selective

No you just have selective listening skills. Take responsibility for your xenophobic tendencies and stop deflecting your lack of responsibility.

https://naptip.gov.ng/

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/10/senate-moves-to-curb-human-trafficking-rights-abuses-against-nigerians-in-libya/


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rG0YTNu4Qu0


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25lnDwLRI7w


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_f92o_obFw


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7uxRpg0CJz8

IronGalaxy:
You're deflecting..

You're selling each other in 2025, .This has nothing to do with someone being molested in another country.. You're selling each other as slaves yet that is swept under the carpet , all you and your politicans know is obsessing about South Africa and it's immigration issues, when is your Federal Government taking Libya to the ICJ or reporting them to the AU? bunch of hypocrites

South African talking points.

Libyan is essential a fragmented non functioning government. The ICJ or AU cannot to do much about a failed state. Each faction in Libya will just point fingers at the others for human right violations.

On the contrary, South Africa is a self-acclaimed democratic state with enshrined Human rights laws. We don't expect such actions coming from there unless you are attempting to transform your government into something else?

but I do understand though, you some of you guys are DELINEATING from the rest of us black Africans. We are getting the message.

IronGalaxy:
Like how you ignore the part about you selling each other to Libyans.. I read books btw.. it's nothing special

Bad people do Bad things.

Don't some of you rape 5 year olds down there?

FYI, Slave trading in Africa was wide spread starting in the late 14th and 15th century to other parts of the world so it is highly likely your EAST AFRICAN ancestors were dabbling in these dastardly deeds as well before some of you ran off to the Southern part of Africa so if you aren't 100% Khoisan my dear friend you are as guilty as I am of the same slave trading accusations.

Your history did not start in 1652 neh!

IronGalaxy:
You should know all about it, you sold your own to the Translatic slavery like you're selling your own to the Libyans currently

Distorted history. Our Fathers, Mothers, cousins, brothers and sisters were sold by "African Slave raiders" and "African Royalty" to Onyibo merchants.

You can literally trace the slave trading families in Nigeria today who participated in those dastardly deeds before there was anything such as a Nigeria.


Read a book please.

RandDigital:
It's a controversial issue and still in courts, I believe.

Under customary law (traditional law) a child belongs to the father's family. If the father is illegal in SA that poses legal questions.

If the mother takes responsibility the child will be registered in her surname and hence become South African, but issues might arise years later.

If the father is legal then it still raises questions if that child is South African.

I'm no expert unfortunately. More questions than answers.

One of the parents must be a South African citizen in order for a child to be South African citizen. If the mother was born in South Africa to "South African" parent/s then the child is a citizen.

Customary law has no bearing on this.