IGBO ARE A FOUNDING MEMBER OF NIGERIA EVEN BEFORE ATIKU ADAMAWA BECAME PART OF NIGERIA OR LAGOS PROTECTORTATE JOINED NIGERIA
SO FOR PEOPLE WHOSE NIGERIA CLAIM ARE NOT VERIFIED TO THINK BECAUSE OF OIL AND GAS IN IGBOLAND THEY NOW HAVE MORE CLAIM TO NIGERIA THAN THE REAL NIGERIANS IS LAUGHABLE.
WEN I HERE SHERIFF SPEAK, I JUST LAUGH BECAUISE WE DONT KNOW IF HE IS REALLY FROM NIGERIA OR CHAD.
Here are the teams that qualified, who they defeated, the scores, and their Round of 16 opponents. 1. Canada defeated South Africa 2-0 and will face Morocco. 2. Brazil defeated Japan 3-1 and will face Norway. 3. Paraguay defeated Germany on penalties after a 0-0 draw (4-2 on penalties) and will face France. 4. France defeated Sweden 2-0 and will face Paraguay. 5. Mexico defeated Ecuador 2-1 and will face England. 6. England defeated DR Congo 2-1 and will face Mexico. 7. Belgium defeated Senegal 2-1 after extra time and will face USA. 8. United States defeated Bosnia and Herzegovina 3-0 and will face Belgium. 9. Spain defeated Austria 3-0 and will face Portugal. 10. Portugal defeated Croatia 2-1 and will face Spain. 11. Switzerland defeated Algeria 2-0 and will face Colombia. 12. Colombia defeated Ghana 1-0 and will face Switzerland. 13. Argentina defeated Cape Verde 3-2 after extra time and will face Egypt. 14. Egypt defeated Australia on penalties after a 1-1 draw (4-2 on penalties) and will face Argentina. 15. Morocco defeated the Netherlands 1-0 and will face Canada. 16. Norway defeated Ivory Coast 2-1 and will face Brazil.
Biodun1929: They're to ignorant to understand the ripple effects of their actions.. Their tourism sector would be badly hit by these actions. All those black Americans that have been traveling to south Africa for tourism and holidays will chose another destination.
LET THE SHOOTING CONTINUE
SOME OF THEM WILL BE VERY HAPPY HEARING THE VICTIM WAS NIGERIAN, WHICH IS WHAT THEY WANTED BUT THE SHOOTER WILL BE IN THEIR COMMUNITY AND WEN THEY OFFEND HIM, THE SAME FATE WILL REACH THEM.
U SEE, WE BLACKS HAVE JUST REFUSE TO LEARN AND LEARN WE MUST EVEN THE HARD WAY.
South Africa's police top brass have issued a strong warning against carrying weapons, including traditional weapons, during next week’s anti-illegal immigration marches.
SAPS management gave an update on Monday over its readiness for the June 30 demonstrations, which activist groups have declared as a deadline for undocumented foreign nationals to leave the country.
National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure (Natjoints) Chairperson Tebello Mosikili said that law enforcement would act swiftly against anyone found in possession of weapons during the protests.
"While we respect the constitutional right to protest, demonstrations must remain peaceful and must not endanger lives or property," Mosikili said.
JUNE 30 SECURITY COST
"I can tell you that it's going to cost the South African police service over R600 million ($37M)," said Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia.
Cachalia said law enforcement would be out in full force and would not tolerate criminality or incitement to violence.