Crime › Re: Two Nigerian Nationals Arrested For Drug Dealing In South Africa (Pictures) by seppuku: 6:44pm On Sep 18, 2025 |
IronGalaxy: Ah, classic Sepukku and endless whataboutisms.. Now you understand the anti-immigrant stance, right? Add Nigerians too, why exclude them? Deport all of them, save South africa and take your country back. The immigrants are coming to take over. They are coming via the great replacement theory to wipe out all South africans and soon there will be no Dlaminis, No Zumas or Motsepes. Hurry before it is too late. Sound familiar don't it? |
Crime › Re: Two Nigerian Nationals Arrested For Drug Dealing In South Africa (Pictures) by seppuku: 6:41pm On Sep 18, 2025 |
IronGalaxy: Not mamas worrying their kids will do drugs and waste their futures, yes/ No? But only because "we spend money on their women," Nigerian reasoning 101.. The reasons you give yourselves must flatter your humongous egos as always Bros blame the big nyash over there , its confusing those boys, instead of sending the money home they are there reinjecting it back into your economy and helping transfer wealth back to the old gugu's in the village via the magoshas. |
Crime › Re: Two Nigerian Nationals Arrested For Drug Dealing In South Africa (Pictures) by seppuku: 6:38pm On Sep 18, 2025 |
IronGalaxy: Why always make excuses? " No, but their cops took this bribe and that bribe"., " No the Pakistanis did that and that. Why push drugs in the first place? I doubt anyone pointed a gun at a Nigerian's head and forced him to traffic drugs there. Who forced the Nyaope boyz to start sniffing drugs? |
Crime › Re: Two Nigerian Nationals Arrested For Drug Dealing In South Africa (Pictures) by seppuku: 6:23pm On Sep 18, 2025 |
legitnow1: Data also shows Nigerians are not that many in SA.
U have more Ethiopians and other Africans than u do have Nigerians.
This is your government statistics. We are too loud there that's why spending all the drug money on their women and cars. We be Olodo. |
Crime › Re: Two Nigerian Nationals Arrested For Drug Dealing In South Africa (Pictures) by seppuku: 6:21pm On Sep 18, 2025 |
TempleHouse: Ndigbo people are engaging in this mess because they've been marginalized.
This thing will stop when Peter Obi become Nigeria President !
They will come back home to develop the country with full rehabilitation. Abed stop that rubbish talk. The cultural pressures in the east to make fast money is the problem so much so that young men will do anything to attain wealth. |
Crime › Re: Two Nigerian Nationals Arrested For Drug Dealing In South Africa (Pictures) by seppuku: 6:19pm On Sep 18, 2025 |
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Crime › Re: Two Nigerian Nationals Arrested For Drug Dealing In South Africa (Pictures) by seppuku: 6:18pm On Sep 18, 2025 |
tunjion: Tell SA police to do their jobs and stop aiding and abetting drug flow into SA.
I'm not making any excuses, the onus is on your law enforement agent to stamp it our within the framework of the law. They are looking for escape goat for SA to justify the deterioration of all their institutions. Its the Nigerians that corrupted the SAP's police to take the bribes in their own country. |
Crime › Re: Two Nigerian Nationals Arrested For Drug Dealing In South Africa (Pictures) by seppuku: 6:16pm On Sep 18, 2025 |
43Ronin: Abeg leave turkey. Na igbos,yorubas & beni dey run the powder & yahoo biz for SA. Tell the people wey no know o! |
Crime › Re: Two Nigerian Nationals Arrested For Drug Dealing In South Africa (Pictures) by seppuku: 6:14pm On Sep 18, 2025 |
KingCold: When we end up not liking this nation, they will hide behind "xenophobia." Yet they are the ones exposing themselves on nairaland and calling out bad Nigerians. |
Crime › Re: Two Nigerian Nationals Arrested For Drug Dealing In South Africa (Pictures) by seppuku: 6:13pm On Sep 18, 2025 |
Smitaro100: Come what's really happening, is it that a particular tribe is being singled out for drug crimes or they are really the major tribe doing it because it's really getting out of hand and contributing majorly to the bad name nigeria already have. Are they not the major tribe that also are the best entrepreneurs with an apprentice system that trains the younger ones also become established. Your question above makes no sense. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Jo'burg Street That Exploded In 2023 Finally Refurbished, Reopened (Video, Pics) by seppuku: 1:56pm On Sep 16, 2025 |
IronGalaxy: LOL.. Which lies did I tell? Because i posted pictures and vidoes, how did those lie? Someone posted of shacks and created the impression that Soweto is this destitute place when it's not..
Now, I said, compare your hoods with South African ones. You're writing epistles as a deflection. Here's the hard truth.. South African townships/ hoods, never mind cities, have better amenities than your whole country. Bitter pill to swallow, I know... Soweto's road infrastructure alone is better than anything you have in Nigeria..
Which wealth must I show? You mean I should show Black people with Lambios and Mercs? You think those don't exist..? Those exist even in our townships. Dude, an average Black South African is more prosperous. What are you on about?
Abuja.. looks like a small town by South African standards, that's what I meant.... There's nothing special there. Apart from Abuja or Lagos, what else do you have? Kano, Enugu, Owerri, Anambra? Our villages look better than these, sorry Can you also improve your hospital infrastructure as well so we can service undocumentd foreign nationals. We are happy that at least one AFrican country has all this nice infrastuture so we can come and share it with you people. VIVA AFRICA mayibuye! |
Family › Re: Husbands, Widowers Can Take Their Wives Surnames - South Africa's highest Court by seppuku: 1:45pm On Sep 16, 2025 |
Samantha125: Now you're just ranting and shaking your head continuously... ... Let me save you from your miseries and end this discussion right here and and right now.
ALUTA CONTINUA!!! Mayibuye...🤣🤣🤣🤣 Yes, because the point flies over your head and it would be unproductive to argue with the mind of someone who applies circular reasoning, commits logical fallacy and engages in ad hominems but still insists they have actually made a point. Any time you are ready class can continue nana. |
Family › Re: Husbands, Widowers Can Take Their Wives Surnames - South Africa's highest Court by seppuku: 9:42pm On Sep 15, 2025 |
Samantha125: Why apply for a job when you can create one with your knowledge and exposure?🤷🏿♀️🤷🏿♀️🤷🏿♀️... By creating your own tourist destination, you'll be investing in your country's tourism industry...🤷🏿♀️🤷🏿♀️🤷🏿♀️ But I had to travel to get the exposure first, didn't I? SMH Samantha125: And don't worry, we don't mind eating those sushis and drinking those cocktails at the comfort of our homes while watching Netflix... ... Do you and we'll do us. You can also turn on a Youtube channel of a traveller from South Africa in Cuba and live vicariously through their travel experience. The point just flew right over your head, didn't it. SMH Samantha125: And who still brags about sushi and cocktails in 2025? The same sushi and cocktails that we eat and drink at our township and village weddings/parties? Come on... We even have restaurants in some of our villages selling sea food and cocktails. You can also drive to Yeoville and dine in at a Nigerian Restuarant and enjoy some egusi and pounded yam without going to Nigeria. Apparently you don't know what a false equivalence is so I will just indulge you. SMH even more. |
Family › Re: Husbands, Widowers Can Take Their Wives Surnames - South Africa's highest Court by seppuku: 8:08pm On Sep 15, 2025 |
Samantha125: Lol... it's funny how you keep bringing up the issue of maturity to boost your self confidence and massage your already fragile ego... .. I already told you how I'm the most immatured person in Africa, so why keep bringing it up? 
Like I said, you're free to call us by any name you wish...🤷🏿♀️🤷🏿♀️ No I am calling out the infantile nature of your argument because it shows. I don't care about ego. Samantha125: They do correlate, the more you travel, it's the more you'll adopt new ideas, interact with different cultures, and develop critical skills that'll help expand your knowledge... You can apply all that knowledge into your tourism industry, attract tourists, and help boost your country's economic growth...🤷🏿♀️🤷🏿♀️🤷🏿♀️... Your country should be leading Africa in tourism. So when I travel and experience the world, I then need to come back and then need to apply for a job at the ministry of tourism and then promote tourism in my country. SMH Samantha125: Why brag about traveling the world when you can have the world coming to you? And like I said, I'm content with living in my country, so I don't understand why it bothers you. It doesn't bother me at all. Some human beings are accustomed to living in a microcosm and are content with existing within a very small world, be it their small village, township, city or country. An Old man living in Mthata who never experienced eating sushi in a fancy Japanese restaurant in Tokyo or sipping a cocktail by the shores of Santorini in Greece will still live a life but has he Truly lived is the question? |
Family › Re: Husbands, Widowers Can Take Their Wives Surnames - South Africa's highest Court by seppuku: 6:36pm On Sep 15, 2025 |
Samantha125: Oh! So now you're advising xenophobes on how to run their country? Don't worry about us, use your elevated minds to tackle the tribalism, religious bigotry, and corruption in your country instead... And who knows? Maybe we might just learn a thing or two from those elevated minds...  Advise is a good thing, it is necessary for peoples to exchange ideas. This is the reason you are here on Nairaland otherwise you would be concerned only with your village people. Samantha125: And you're free to call us by any name you see fit if it makes you sleep at night...  I only call people what they appear to be. Samantha125: Wait a minute, since you guys are well exposed and travelled, then how come your country is not in the top five tourist destinations? And how will understanding the world from a broader perspective help change my own country's issues? Already I'm married to a foreign national, shouldn't that be enough?  Ahh nana, your immaturity shines again. 1. Being well travelled and your country being on the top five tourist destinations are mutually exclusive concepts. There is no correlation or causation that can be tied to both those assertions that would require any logical conclusion. 2. Understanding the world you live in and experiencing different cultures, cuisines, lifestyles is enriching both mentally, psychologically, emotional, financially e.t.c. You can only do that by immersing yourself. This is the reason why your White counterparts travel the world 10 times more than anyone of you. 3. Marriage to a foreign national simply means you are open to different cultures. Experiencing different cultures is a different thing since you are only experiencing one culture intimately. |
Family › Re: Husbands, Widowers Can Take Their Wives Surnames - South Africa's highest Court by seppuku: 5:20pm On Sep 15, 2025 |
Samantha125: Like I said, go where you're appreciated and know peace...🤷🏿♀️🤷🏿♀️🤷🏿♀️... Since you've already concluded that we're xenophobes suffering from self hate, then why are you still complaining? Leave us and our self hate in peace... If there's one thing I'll never do, is force myself where I'm not wanted. This is why I say you guys need to elevate your minds. Change your laws and migrants will stop flooding your shores looking for economic opportunity. The first world that dominates the economy in your country is driving cheap labor into it. There is nothing you will do in a global economic system where variable factors of production are allowed to move freely. Until then I will call out self hate and xenophobia where ever I see it. Samantha125: And if me stating facts means I'm immatured, then you're right, I am the most immatured person in Africa...  These are not facts, they are childish conclusions to serious issues. Samantha125: Thanks, but no thank you... I'm happy with living in my xenophobic country... I'd rather use the money to invest in my country and create jobs for the youth of SA than travel... I have relatives and friends who studied abroad, but still returned back to SA immediately they graduated due to home sickness and besides, it's not compulsory to travel. Definitely not compulsory to travel however moving across the globe does broaden ones perspective and ensures that one understands the world they live in from a broader vantage point, otherwise there wouldn't be a need for inventing modes of transport for commercial/tourist travel, but I do get you South Africans, you just came out of Apartheid where you were denied access to many parts of your own country so you are not in any rush to jet out anywhere else In addition, you have been spooked that the rest of Africa is so backward that you cling on to what you know and dare not step outside of your comfort zones. "Africa" outside is a very scary place. |
Family › Re: Husbands, Widowers Can Take Their Wives Surnames - South Africa's highest Court by seppuku: 3:57pm On Sep 15, 2025 |
Samantha125: Like I always say, never go where your safety is not guaranteed... If those genuine African tourists don't feel safe coming to SA, then there are plenty of beautiful African countries to choose from, they can invest their hard earned money there... Their safety should be their top priority... If you call patriotism self hate, then yeah, we are suffering from self hate. A patriotic person who resides with a republic reads his constitution and lobby's his representatives to go to parliament and amend laws that are seen to hurt the South African people rather than blocking poor, defenseless sick and pregnant African/black women and children who may die because you are being patriotic. Why does your patriotism not extend to europeans who are overstaying visas in cape town everyday and believe me there are many of them. Patriotic my behind. Samantha125: And since you know real activists, then you should know by now that what you're doing is nothing close to activism, but just constant nagging. These ad hominems and diatribes simply demonstrate your immaturity. Attack the subject matter and not the messenger. Samantha125: If I knew Nigerians, would I be on this forum? I've said it many times before that I'm here to learn about you guys... I was on a Ghanaian forum before I joined nairaland, but since their forum was already dominated by Nigerians, I thought it was best I join a Nigerian forum and learn about the giants of Africa...  Get on a plane and visit the country and expand your mine instead of hanging out on a skewed online platform that will never give you a full insight into what a people are. If you don't have money we will help you with a gofundme. |
Family › Re: Husbands, Widowers Can Take Their Wives Surnames - South Africa's highest Court by seppuku: 1:15pm On Sep 15, 2025 |
Samantha125: Yet those same people would still prefer flocking to the same Republic of Xenophobia than stay in their peaceful and loving countries, so those threads are just a waste of time... And I was never hiding in the first place, if you check, I open threads across all sections... Romance and family sections are just where I get to have my fun and unwind from the reality of this world. The above has already been addressed. The fact that SA people are xenophobic does not exclude the fact that Many migrants will still look for economic opportunities wherever they can find them. The two are mutually exclusive. Does the dangerous Mediterranean Sea deter people who can't swim and still choose to cross on dilapidated boats on their way to Europe? A good number of genuine tourists across the continent are skipping your country now ever since xenophobix flare ups and will choose to spend their hard earned money esle where but then again you guys don't really care, the European ones are the type you have been wired to believe are the "better" tourists. Self hate is a powerful thing. Samantha125: Activism requires someone who's creative, open, courageous, persistent, and committed like VDM, I'm sorry to say that I don't see those traits in you... But anyways, good luck. HAHAHAHAHA! VDM Child that oversized muscle head is a clout chaser, hoping to earn a living by creating controversial content and stoking resentment. The first chance he gets to leave the country and he will vamoose in a second. Please look to people like Seun Kuti and Dele Farotimi who have proven records if you want to talk about real activists. You really don't know Nigerians, do you? |
Family › Re: Husbands, Widowers Can Take Their Wives Surnames - South Africa's highest Court by seppuku: 4:08am On Sep 15, 2025 |
Samantha125: You're right, you can be intellectual and corrupt, mature and simultaneously a kleptocrat, but it has nothing to do with age... Anyone from any age group can be the two. That was never a claim I made. Samantha125: Maybe a lot of serious issues pertaining your country's internal affairs are being discussed, but I don't see any of them helping with your advocacy... All you ever do is target SA related threads, do your imaginary paybacks, and the rest is history. You've been hiding in the romance section for too long. Many people here on nairaland have known your country as the republic of Xenophobia and have started threads on this issue. Samantha125: And only guilty people need a reason to hide, making me wonder how you'll be the voice of the voiceless when hiding? Because honestly, you're just wasting your time here and I don't buy your excuse, perhaps you're afraid that we might expose some skeletons in your closet. Sorry sisi, I have been around long enough to know that there are mad people in this world so I will continue to advocate for the voiceless in the manner I feel safe. |
Family › Re: Husbands, Widowers Can Take Their Wives Surnames - South Africa's highest Court by seppuku: 5:23pm On Sep 14, 2025 |
Samantha125: If you call illusory superiority maturity, then you're right, you are more matured. You are entitled to your opinion. Samantha125: As for our leaders, that's why I told you that age is not a measurement of one's maturity, wisdom, and intellect... At least we can agree on something. You can be intellectual and corrupt at the same time. You can be mature and simultaneously a Kleptocrat so we don't agree. Samantha125: I also don't see any Nigerian publicly joining hands with SA by calling out their people for their lawlessness and criminalities here in SA, therefore, we are also defending the integrity of those of our voiceless people who've fallen victims to your people here in our country.You are victims to the failure of your government to maintain law and order, police your streets and eradicate crime because they are part of parcel of the criminal syndicates. Every crime perpetrated within your borders are a result of your laws and constitution.
Public shaming of Nigerians criminals on a Nigerian forum is patronizing. IT will not do anything for you other than serve your emotional need to be vindicated.
[quote author=Samantha125 post=136799414]And I like the fact that you said you cannot empathize or sympathize with people who are not that smart, because the feeling is mutual, so I don't get why you guys act as victims and claim xenophobia when we'd have been just returning a favour. The Xenophobia perpetrated in South Africa is not exclusive Nigerians. Inf act Nigerians are the lease recipients because a majority of them do not reside in the townships with you.
[quote author=Samantha125 post=136799414]Most nairalanders are just here to unwind and have fun like the rest of us, but if you believe in them, then good for you. Speak for yourself nana. A lot of serious issues are discussed here. Some people do come here to dump all their frustrations on others but non the less Nairaland is the epitome of social discourse for Nigerians online. Samantha125: And I'm offering you an opportunity to advocate for those people on a bigger platform so that the entire Africa and the world can know your voice, isn't that a perfect idea? ... Imagine the voiceless repeating VIVA AFRICA and mayibuye after you on your comment section...  I prefer to stay anonymous. If you see my face on Youtube not telling what your people will do to me. The world is a crazy place now and we have immature radicals running around who cannot handle insults so I will do my work as I see fit for self preservation. Thanks for the offer but I humbly decline out of common sense. |
Family › Re: Husbands, Widowers Can Take Their Wives Surnames - South Africa's highest Court by seppuku: 2:50pm On Sep 14, 2025 |
Samantha125: Using age to try and belittle me in order to massage your fragile ego and mask your insecurities isn't helping comrade, you should know by now that age is not a measurement of one's maturity, wisdom, and intellect... Because if age really did mattered, then don't you think your leaders would've been doing a far better job in leading your country rather than running it to the ground? Like are we still in the 1900s whereby a person's maturity and intellect is still determined by his or her age? 1. It's not to belittle you, it's a term of endearment. It means I don't despise you. 2.I am more mature than you and it shows in your responses. 3. The leaders of my country ae sick with the same disease your ANC leaders are now sick off. Corruption and unaccountability. The curse all across the continent. Samantha125: And since you guys always generalise us, it's only fair that we return the favour, you know what they say, one rotten apple spoils the entire barrel and the main fact that your people keep defending those rotten apples instead of standing in unity with SA to call out their people for their lawlessness and criminality isn't also helping, hence many of us end up disassociating ourselves with anything that has to do with Nigeria or Nigerians here in SA... So don't blame us for choosing to be safe than sorry, already we have plenty of our own issues. I don't see any Nigerian here that defends drug peddlers, Kidnappers and the sort. What we are defending is the integrity of the remaining NIgerians whose names are beind slandered when SOuth Africans slander a whole nation of people they know little about except for what they read on social media and the class of people imported into their country. We can not empathize or sympathize with people who are not that smart. Samantha125: You can choose an option to keep your YouTube channel demonetized while doing your "payback" by being the voice of the voiceless... ... Because how do you expect me to understand the reasons why you do what you do while hiding behind a faceless forum? A true leader grandstands for his people...From the look of things, it's like you're the one who's getting sentimental here by bringing age into the picture while I'm only offering you a perfect opportunity to advocate for the "innocent" voiceless black people on a bigger platform... Make me understand rather than resorting to put downs as your defence, after all, we learn everyday.
You can even showcase your charity work there, what do you think?  1.I have never claimed to be a leader nor do I crave to be one. I am simply a voice in the wilderness speaking what I see. If I ever lie about your country or what they do then please expose me for my deception. I believe people on nairaland are wise enough to discern what is propaganda and what is not. I have faith in their humanity. 2. I already advocate for the people you have mentioned above and continue to do so. Nairaland is one of many places in which I expose bigotry, tribalism, Xenophobia, hatred and shame those who would mask these things as "Patriotism". History vindicates my position when it comes these so called "patriots" running around chastising powerless, voiceless and helpless people because of their own short comings. Aluta continua. Viva AFRICA, mayibuye! |
Family › Re: Husbands, Widowers Can Take Their Wives Surnames - South Africa's highest Court by seppuku: 3:30am On Sep 14, 2025 |
Samantha125: Then you're just wasting your time trying to be the voice of the same people who'd rather flock to a xenophobic nation than listen to you...  It's my time to waste. Shouldn't bother you at all. Samantha125: And you are doing nothing... How are you the voice of the voiceless on a faceless Nigerian forum that majority of your people and Africans as a whole do not use or know about? I'm very sure that even majority of nairalanders don't know your moniker as well...  If just one person on nairaland sees my messaging my work is done. Samantha125: And since you just admitted to how your people are powder sellers in nature here in SA, then why cry when we try to disassociate ourselves from them? It's like you're confusing patriotism for xenophobia. I have never advocated for South Africans to associate themselves with Nigerian drug syndicates in South Africa. That would not make any sense. However as mentioned earlier, a generalization of a people is often true but not always true so let that marinate in your medulla for a while. Samantha125: Here's an idea, how about you open a YouTube channel and be the voice of the voiceless black foreigners there like many of your people who've been monetized by YouTube for just speaking about us, I mean we all know how every niche centered around SA generates traffic... At least there you'll be on a bigger platform making money for doing the Lord's work. I do a lot of real work with refugees and NGO's so no need for You tube monetizing. I fold the sleeves up and get to work for free. In this life you learn, you earn and then you return. Samantha125: Because here you're just wasting your time with your "imaginary payback"... Gunning for every SA related topic on a faceless forum in the name of doing a "payback" just makes you seem bitter, but if it makes you sleep at night, then continue... And it's funny how you're constantly using put downs like "nana" on me with an intention of trying to insert dominance in order to boost your low self-esteem and feel secured about yourself... I know your kind, constantly trying to belittle others in order to mask your own insecurities... This is the reason why I hardly engage in online banters, many of you are just insecured people acting as keyboard warriors. Ahh nana, you think you know my kind but I forgive you. You are young and emotional and therefore do not understand the reasons I do what I do. Samantha125: And the word "nana" comes with different definitions, it can mean a grandmother, a child, a nurse, or a fool, so I'm not sure which one you're referring to...🤔🤔🤔... It'd be nice if you could be specific next time so that I can embrace it. Its a term of endearment I use in the context of "little one" or "youngen", |
Family › Re: Husbands, Widowers Can Take Their Wives Surnames - South Africa's highest Court by seppuku: 4:05am On Sep 13, 2025 |
Samantha125: Oh! So my people are now xenophobic in nature? I thought you said there are exceptions to the rule generalisations? See how you keep contradicting yourself? Makes me wonder why your people keep coming to a proud xenophobic nation...🤔🤔🤔 1.There are always outliers and nothing is completely black or completely white. Generalizations are often true but never always true. 2. Black foreigners/migrants keep coming to your country for economic reason and your liberal constitution regardless of how xenophobic in nature your people are and they will continue to come because of that. The two facts can exist simultaneously. Samantha125: And if my people are xenophobic in nature, then that makes your people white powder sellers in nature as well. Nigerian drug syndicates do thrive within your society. There is no denying this. Samantha125: You claim not to be bitter, yet you've made it your mission to gaslight, degrade, demean, dehumanize, and defame anything that has to do with SA and black South Africans in general, talk about perfect signs of a bitter narcissist... Not long ago, you were just lying about how SA men can't marry other African women, I corrected you and you tried to twist the statement to suit your narrative. 1. I am doing to South Africans exactly what they are doing to other voiceless black Foreigners, which includes demeaning, dehumanizing and defaming. it's not personal, it's payback. 2. Never lied that SA men do not marry other AFricans. A general statement is often true but never always true. If you don't understand that you need to go back to varsity. Samantha125: Well, keep up the good work and I shall be opening more SA related threads for you to keep feeding your cravings... Have a good evening. And I shall be here always. Chao nana! |
Crime › Re: Scammed By A Nigerian Man & Now She Blames Capitec Bank In South Africa by seppuku: 5:25pm On Sep 12, 2025 |
IronGalaxy: I know you think you cooked.. but this is horse__t
Are most Basketball players in America, a majority white country, black, or white? Black! including their sprinters. Why? because black people naturally gravitate to that sport. Who gravitates to the sport of swimming in that country? white people.
Yes, South Africa is known for cricket amongst other sports, but cricket is a sport brought by colonialists, and they're the ones who gravitate towards it the most. There are black players, ofcourse, but it's a majority sport that white people gravitate towards. It's no big deal, it's preference. Why didn't you ask why football, boxing, netball, and sprinting are majority black? Why is the rugby captain black.. You are at pains trying to create a narrative that's neither here nor there
You're quick to come down on South African people, but do you think you send people who put you in a good light in our country? I don't think so.. You need to ask yourself why there is a pushback instead of passing the buck and avoiding accountability
An overwhelming number of South African celebrities are black, eg..actors, musicians, comedians, etc Don't know what you're on about.. Amapiano is doing the rounds across the world, courtesy of black South Africans
The same Black South Africans you're trying to put down make the highest number of US dollar millionaires in this continent..and we are the biggest middle class in Africa.. just 30 years into democracy. It's a Nigerian inclination to put others down to feel better about yoursleves Ahh Wena, those black millionaires made their money from corruption, BEE inflated tenders and serving as stand in boys for white monopoly capital. |
Family › Re: Husbands, Widowers Can Take Their Wives Surnames - South Africa's highest Court by seppuku: 3:08pm On Sep 12, 2025 |
Samantha125: I don't need to follow you to know that you're always gunning for every SA related thread on this forum... I've opened a new thread, so feel free to go and do what you do best, your food is ready...😂😂😂
And I didn't see any exceptions when you stated that SA men can't marry African ladies...😂😂😂... It's funny how you're now trying to twist the whole statement just so it could suite your narrative.
You motivations lack substance and don't make any sense... Show us your dedication by opening threads with evidence to support your allegations, until then, you'll just be sounding like one of those bitter Nigerians who couldn't have their way here in SA, that's if you've ever been here and have now sworn to defame anything that has to do with SA, we all know how you guys don't take rejection too well... And it's only a specific type of Nigerians with this mindset... Because we have plenty of your people in this country doing legitimate jobs and minding their business with no issues. 1. Opening threads is not a measure of my dedication to my point of view nana. All I have to do is respond. 2. I have posted a myriad of evidence. All you need do is search my responses. 3. I did have my way with your ladies when I was stationed in your country so I have no regrets. Don't worry I didn't need free health services while I was there nor did I take any of your jobs or even get paid in rands. Don't mistake me for Okechukwu who arrived from Enugu just yesterday. 4. I am not bitter Mosadi, I have passed that childish stage of life. I speak what I have seen and continue to see. If you ever catch me LIEING about your country please feel free to correct me and put me to shame otherwise move aside and let free speech reign because unlike your people who are xenophobic in nature, here on nairaland we welcome dissenting voices. |
Family › Re: Husbands, Widowers Can Take Their Wives Surnames - South Africa's highest Court by seppuku: 2:35am On Sep 12, 2025 |
Samantha125: Responding to "misinterpretations or omissions" without any concrete evidence is nothing but just unsubstantiated allegations... And if indeed you were dedicated to exposing this certain Southern country, I believe you'd have already opened a number of threads in relation to it with evidence to support your allegations. You haven't been following me for a while thus the above statement. Samantha125: In your previous comment you stated how SA men can't marry other African women, but now you decided to contradict yourself by admitting to the fact that some of them do marry them. There are always exceptions to the rule of generalizations thus the clarification. Samantha125: Your entire narrative has a whole hidden agenda written all over it. I have clearly stated my motivations to you nana. If you wish to stick to whatever your mind is conjuring up well I can't help that. Believe what you will. |
Family › Re: Husbands, Widowers Can Take Their Wives Surnames - South Africa's highest Court by seppuku: 7:41pm On Sep 11, 2025 |
Samantha125: How are you dedicated to exposing this certain Southern country when you never even open threads about it? I respond to any misinterpretation, omissions or misrepresentations I observe on threads. If you find me telling any lies, please feel free to correct me at any point in time. Samantha125: And what do you mean SA men don't marry other African ladies when this year alone I posted videos of three SA men getting married to Nigerian ladies? Just because it doesn't happen often and they don't grandstand about it, it doesn't mean they don't date or marry other nationals... The difference is that they live with their foreign wives here in SA while you guys prefer living in your foreign wives' countries.
From the look of things, it's like one SA lady broke your heart and now you have a hidden agenda against SA... Because honestly, what you're saying doesn't make any sense. Three SA boys is hardly a convincing example. SA men do marry "foreign ladies" but not as frequent as say Zimbabweans or Nigerians because they are not as exposed globally and so do not come across a variety of women of different nationalities. Whether you deem that a good or bad thing depends on the perspective of how liberal or conservative you are. As far as SA ladies breaking my heart, sorry to disappoint you but did not happen. I have chowed a good number of your ladies when I was obsessed with their big Nyanshes but not anymore. My primary gripe with SA is on the issue of migrants, Xenophobia and my experiences in your country when I spent time there. Like I said. Its not that complicated. |
Family › Re: Husbands, Widowers Can Take Their Wives Surnames - South Africa's highest Court by seppuku: 6:01pm On Sep 11, 2025 |
AJSfan: You don't need to be triggered and into your feelings obviously as a SA blackman. Nigeria is not perfect yet is still one of the biggest Economy in Africa. We don’t need our colonial masters to run our economy for us.
How many black SA are doing well around the world? Your guess is as good as mine. Two black Nigerian men still made Forbes list of most successful Immigrants in the USA. The richest black man on earth is also a Nigerian.. sorry, we ain't in the same league.
All you do is cry and blame other Africans yet work in mines for your slaveemasters. Don't mind them 90% of their Black rich people acquired their wealth through corrupt redistribution of wealth via corrupt BEE tenders, inflating invoices and partnering with foreign white monopoly syndicates that give them kickbacks, not hard entrepreneurial work. Don't let anyone deceive you. |
Family › Re: Husbands, Widowers Can Take Their Wives Surnames - South Africa's highest Court by seppuku: 5:57pm On Sep 11, 2025 |
Samantha125: Why does it seem like you only comment on SA related matters? What's your story? I have been active on this forum for a very long time na na and commented on a plethora of issues across different threads and categories however my life is now dedicated on exposing the hypocrisy of a certain Southern country because of my experiences with it in the past and I have explained this to your comrades severally It's not that complicated. |
Family › Re: My Wife Secured A US Visa For Herself And Kids Without Me Knowing: Man Cries Out by seppuku: 4:15pm On Sep 11, 2025 |
Chilipepper: Wife secretly planned and secured a US visa for herself and the kids without her husband’s knowledge. He only found out two days before their departure. After arriving in the US, she blocked him everywhere. Why is he angry. She has given him a chance to redo his life again with no responsibility of child support. His children will remain his children whether they go all the way to Japan. |
Family › Re: Husbands, Widowers Can Take Their Wives Surnames - South Africa's highest Court by seppuku: 4:14pm On Sep 11, 2025 |
JuanDeDios: A plutocracy. Sounds borderline nihilistic. Tufiakwa! Abomination. Me take my wife name inside my house has the protector, provider and the one who will take the bullet for everybody else in the house. No wonder South African men can't marry other African women. They will be bullied. |
Crime › Re: Scammed By A Nigerian Man & Now She Blames Capitec Bank In South Africa by seppuku: 4:10pm On Sep 11, 2025 |
IronGalaxy: Foreign criminals who do as they please in South Africa are infact our enemies.. this fake pan-africanist stance is played out Iron Galaxy is still active. WoW! Send the foreigners who are committing crimes back home, if you can catch them. |