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This is the best time to travel to SA! Flight tickets should be at an all time low.

Rangers fc

quirus:
What club is Aribo playing for? He is new to me

I am guess then that you are intentionally turning a blind eye to the atrocities being committed on the kaduna-Abuja express way and everything being tweeted about it?

the face of or the yansh of Akwa Ibom?

See the babe forehead

To be honest with you, I still don’t get your point.

xpool:
You are a selfish nonentity
May you and your family die before Christmas in painful accidents.
SELFISH COWARD

So far so good, Nigerians are still the losers of this crisis.

Just imagine another life lost just like that. The shops you are boycotting or even trying to vandalize here in Nigeria has mostly our Brothers and sisters employed there. Especially in this very harsh economic reality we find ourselves.

Yes it is pertinent that we make our grievances known and if possible with some affirmative action/ violence.

A good place to start would have been the South African embassy.
A protest in front of United Nations buildings in Abuja and Lagos is also welcomed.

We must not mutilate our noses to spite our faces.


I feel bad that my protest so far has been behind the keyboard. I will gladly join a protest that does not further endanger Nigerians.

#EndXenophobiaNow

This is the sad reality. There are very few, almost insignificant number of South Africans in Nigeria. These companies are basically Nigerian. Yes their parent companies are South African, majority of the employees and even share holders in their Nigerian subsidiaries are Nigerians.

MaziOmenuko:
The joke is on you! Those shoprites branches you see belong to Nigerians. Its called a 'franchise', you can look up the word. You can buy a franchise to open a shoprite; royalties are being remitted to the brand owners, who may not even be in Nigeria. Same goes for MTN; most of the outlets are owned by Nigerians, selling services offered by MTN and remitting to MTN. MTN is now listed in Nigerian stock exchange and sold-out within two days. Who you think over-subscribed the shares? They generate tax revenue, have Nigerian staff, supervisors and Managers, have chains of outsourced services that keeps other Nigerian SME's running, engage in CSR's that contribute in its own little way to improve communities they are; they contribute positively to the Nigerian economy!

Be there and be destroying Nigerian businesses while those motherfvckers kill people. They waste people's lives and you are looting groceries and table water.

Jokers!

U no near there again?

KidsNEXTdoor:
I dey around there....

Make I rush go jare

Hmmmm... I can hear gunshots

Modified... Heavy gunshots everywhere here...

I think the board of my Dell latitude e6420is bad, how much would it cost to fix this and get the system running. The laptop also needs a new battery. A fairly used one can suffice though.

I am deeply saddened by this report. It really feels like a curse to be a Nigerian. Never has life been so valueless.

I am depressed.

Could be less, could be more. It takes a very high level of self control, contentment and professionalism to be deep in the banking system and not dip one’s hands into the cookie jar.

There’s also the issue of uncertainty for some of the workers while. Meanwhile there’s money staring at them 24/7.

Bank CEOs and board members on the other hand are cashing out big time. Some of them are even involved in the fraudulent activities.

Thank God for insurance, many banks would have liquidated long before now.

MacZrino:
IPhone 2

Legbegbe

1phone 3