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FairlyBaba congratulations bro. Oru onyibo di mma kwu echegi. please continue with your post jare I miss them already, for me this bubu era we need dem humorous post jare lalasticlala let's celebrate |
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BiafraBushBoy:hahaha much homo guy you badt gan |
lalasticlala big bro I believe it will be for our best interest if this is send to front page .Nigeria deserve to read oba's side of story cc seun |
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Oni of ife released an official statements seun mynd44 lalasticlala |
South African Interior Minister Malusi Gigaba on Thursday called for calm after a series of violent incidents against immigrants that revived the specter of the deadly xenophobic riots of 2008 and 2015. For two weeks, several buildings occupied by foreigners and suspected of housing brothels or drug trafficking have been burned by angry residents in Johannesburg and the capital, Pretoria. The incidents did not cause any casualties, but led police to reinforce its presence and make multiple arrests. “I want to call on all South Africans to distance themselves from rhetoric or xenophobic actions,” Gigaba told a press conference on Thursday. The outbreaks of anti-immigrant violence are recurring in South Africa. The country welcomes several million foreigners who are often accused, in a context of high unemployment, of stealing the work of the local population and feeding crime. A group of residents of a neighborhood in Johannesburg has scheduled a march on Friday at the Interior Ministry to denounce “the government that gives work to Zimbabweans and other foreigners.” “We are working with them to ensure that there will be no violence, no threats,” Gigaba said. The minister also promised to “respond to the concerns” of the organizers and to enforce the laws on entry into South African territory and employment. Many NGOs helping foreigners have asked Gigaba to ban the Friday demonstration, which they say “can only reinforce xenophobic attitudes and attacks.” The International Organization for Migration (IOM) condemned the recent attacks and said there was “no evidence that foreigners are responsible for rising crime and unemployment”. Nigeria, whose citizens have been questioned in recent days, expressed its “deep concern” on Wednesday and demanded measures to protect its nationals. In 2015, 7 people died in riots and looting of businesses run by foreigners in Johannesburg and in Durban. South Africa suffered the most deadly wave of xenophobic violence in 2008 that left 62 people dead. . www.africanews.com/2017/02/23/south-africa-appeals-for-calm-after-a-wave-of-xenophobic-attacks/ |
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This is a thread for xenophobic killings in south African. Any video or pictures will be appreciated. Let us keep informed on what is happening to our brothers over there. lalasticlala seun |
ZOO REPUBLIC |
hahaha soon they will soon start Mouth Action to stay afloat ; |
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sarrki:cry baby go on call ur daddies. kidult |
NgeneUkwenu:you just they blow lies anyhow. try to brew sentiments right? you so much love ipob now huh. transgender apc is dead on arrival in anambra |
HungerBAD:Really hunger is bad |
Mrslimblack:join them now and be the change you desire. let them see the reasonable in you and they will become reasonable. |
Protest for Biafra instead and leave Nigeria for Nigerians |
what we want is simple give us Biafra |
Nnam go to sleep biko,you are too young and naive to be discussing this matter. leave it for adults |
Treacherous, cunning, untrustworthy, disloyal and unscrupulous life of Yoruba tribe.A case study of OLUSEGUN OBASANJO BY Chibuikem Olanrenwaju Mohammed. FPO/HND/MKT/14/203 DEPARTMENT OF MARKETING SCHOOL OF BUSINESS STUDIES FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC, OKO |
aleluya fairly baba |
aleluya failybaba |
