vickyhow:


And how on earth do u think sme1 gets hiv by suckinq br**st nd kissinq pathetic!!
*smh*

Nickisindigo:
the shell that i know is a dutch company so which shell are you talking about

Sunofgod:
Let it be know that entities like NNPC,CBN is not owned by Nigeria - the colonizers are very much still in control.

Sonfethopia:


He means Shell originally owned by UK, together with UK our colonial master still eats most of the oil proceeds. Meaning we are still in slavery.

OriginalZombiE:


I'm curious about your take, can you explain better?

niaralandtopuser:
they should make drugs legal all over the world and it will become less lucrative. the ban on drugs is not reducing it usage but fueling crime in the society. imagine buying drugs in the nearest store. all the gangs and crime associated with drugs will be a thing of the past

DeWisedon:

SA's here are very few,very very few oga and the ones here are bosses,

Stop thinking like someone who didnt even near the gate of a secondary school

DeWisedon:
Those people attacking shoprite will still foolishly recharge their MTN lines and make calls with it and also subscribe to DSTV and GOTV today instead of breaking their Simcards and damaging their DSTV if really they want to boycott SA products....

South Africans are there attacking Nigerians and their businesses and we are here looting Nigeria owned businesses inside shoprite mall amd burning down MTN buildings where Nigerians are working.
Its still a Win Win Situation for South Africa
Una sure say we get sense at all?

Must we behave foolishly like South Africans
Can lack of proper education be the cause of all these in Africa

Ilamina:
South Africans have the best companies in Africa

So why burn it down

If they leave, any other cable better than dstv in nigeria

You guys should humble yourself.

And find otherr ways to protest

themonk:

You aren't making any sense bro, Nigerians are foreign to South Africa. Maybe you should check your dictionary for what foreign means.

That been said "Xenophobia" alsoencapsulates hate, jealousy like your last paragraph said. Maybe the word is too big for you or something.

FarahAideed:


Took me to which cleaners ?I didn't even read his comment when I saw he opened with an insult . Where was your loyalty when imported Fulanis backed by your evil govt killed thousands of Nigerians ? The Nigerian govt is the problem not AKA , if the govt is doing the right thing will Nigerians be migrating for survival in droves to go and suffer Xenophobia in South Africa .?

nextstep:


All I'm saying is: we don't protest when hundreds of Nigerians die on a regular basis... why are we protesting when a few are killed in SA? Are hundreds of Nigerian lives lost (at the hands of Nigerians) not as important as the ones killed in SA?

But you may be right... time for me to shut up because I'm not making sense.

Deasegun19:
Is all this mast closer to us owned by MTN or FG/NCC?
How do I identify?

Do South Africans live in Nigeria?
Where do they live? We need to talk...

Reply if you have the answers to my questions...

nextstep:
Let's be rational here.

Police, kidnappers, ritualists, fake medicine, bad hospitals, and truck drivers waste the lives of innocent Nigerians everyday. What's all the noise now that South Africans are wasting lives? Is it because of a few lives lost in SA we will now protest? What of the hundreds of lives lost every day in Nigeria, caused by Nigerians and our government? Why don't we protest that?

Please don't say: "what if it was your relative killed in SA?" I have lost relatives in Nigeria to the aforementioned, and nobody protested for them, or people like them.

The protests/killings started because a (SA?) taxi driver was shot dead by a (NG?) drug dealer. Now everybody and their uncle is "reacting", losing perspective, and swearing up and down, yet doing nothing to back it up or cause for real change. The person who last called for a revolution protest march is cooling his heels in DSS custody, all but forgotten. As usual, I give these reactions 3 more days before we're on to the next distraction. Mtchew!

Guestlander:
South Africans are burning your embassy while you are threatening a shop.

bishop4life:
.
By Now, The South African Ambassador In Nigeria Would Have Arrived South Africa
By Now, MTN Would Have Been Nationalized
By Now, DSTV Signal Would Have Been Jammed
By Now, Shoprite Would Have Been Sealed Off
By Now, Nigeria Ambassador In South Africa Would Have Been Recalled
By Now, 20-40 Cargo Planes ✈️ Would Have Been Sent To South Africa To Bring Nigerians Home
By Now, Two Nigeria Naval War Ship � Would Have Been Sent To South Africa ��
By Now, Donald Trump Would Have Called Abacha To Beg For Peace
By Now, France & Germany Would Have Sent Delegations To Beg Abacha
By Now, Over 2,000 Xenophobia Attackers Would Have Been Arrested By South African Police, And Videos Shown To Make Abacha Calm Down....
Every Bad Man, Has A Time He’s Useful To His People.
I Wish This Happened When The People’s General Was Still Head Of State....Then, They Would Have Known The Worth Of Nigeria
REST IN PEACE, General
#Abacha #General #FirstKing #Xenophobia #SouthAfrica #Nigeria


Someone write this on his Facebook wall.
and i began to wonder, was president M. Buhari ever a true army General?

Luvlyna:
Do you know why SA can confidently do the sh*t they do, it's because they've seen a country so divided among themselves internally that they can barely stay united and speak with one voice against foreign attacks.
And to think some retards here on nairaland are saying the Nigerians there are just from a particular tribe, shows how low we've gone as a country. As a matter of fact, Nigeria can no longer be called a country if a fellow countryman can say sh*t about his own countryman in the full view of other nationals.
Nigeria will continue to be volatile to foreign attacks in other countries if we continue to be disunited. The world is watching, let the retards, tribalists and olodos take note of that