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Focus on God, everything else is just a distraction.

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Vha Mabunda
Vha Mabunda@vha_mo·
Ye is above Jay Z artistically.
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Joseph Brendan
Joseph Brendan@Joe_brendan_·
I am a Nigerian And my opinion is that, the whole world cannot hate us and all be wrong There is something that makes every country to hate us as a group. Not one country on earth loves "Nigerians" We need to look inwards rather than fight the "hate"
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Justice, Crime Prevention and Security
[DECISIVE ENFORCEMENT OF IMMIGRATION LAWS] We are pleased that you have now departed South Africa, returning to Lagos in Nigeria. For any future travel, you are strongly advised to apply for visas directly through official channels or via only licensed and verifiable immigration agents. Under no circumstances should you permit any third party to complete or alter sections of your visa application without your personal review and approval. Every detail submitted must be accurate, truthful, and capable of being personally explained and defended by you during any immigration interview or secondary screening. You must also be mindful of your digital footprint. Immigration authorities routinely review applicants’ social media accounts and online activity. Derogatory and inflammatory, particularly those concerning the host country or its government result in heightened scrutiny, secondary screening, entry refusal, or future entry bans. In your specific case, prior online posts containing insulting remarks about the South African government had already placed you on the authorities’ watchlist. Your inability to adequately explain or substantiate those statements during processing further aggravated the situation. South Africa has laws, and we expect all visitors to comply fully with those laws!
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Just_Yemi@YemiFirstson

Myself and 3 other Nigerians have been unlawfully detained in Johannesburg airport for literally doing nothing, papers complete, visa valid and they literally just singled us out of the crowd for nothing, and onenof us's phone has been seized all day and hasn't been allowed to reach out to anyone. They are trying to take my own phone now, so I am putting this out so that the world knows that if anything happens to us, south Africa should be held responsible, please repost and tag the authorities concerned.. They are saying that they will detain us for no reason until God knows when. We are telling them that we want to book another flight back home immediately and they are refusing that. @abikedabiri @PoojaMedia @instablog9ja

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Bruno Fernandes' #1 Supporter ❤️
Thank you for coming back with facts 🙏🏽
Nigerians in Diaspora Commission@nidcom_gov

NIDCOM Official Statement Update on the Three Nigerians Stranded at South African Airport. The Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM) is pleased to announce that the three Nigerian nationals who were stranded at a South African airport have been cleared and have departed South Africa. They are expected to arrive in Lagos tomorrow morning. While we welcome their safe return, NIDCOM notes with concern the circumstances that led to this unfortunate incident. The core issue in many such cases stems from the over-reliance on unregulated visa agents. These agents often collect applicants’ passport data pages and complete sections of the visa application particularly on purpose of visit, itinerary, accommodation, and ties to Nigeria without the full knowledge or approval of the travellers. Consequently, many applicants are unable to defend the information provided when questioned during immigration interviews, resulting in entry refusal. In this particular case, one of the individuals had previously posted insulting remarks about the South African government online. This had already placed him on their watchlist. When confronted at the port of entry, he was unable to defend or substantiate those statements, which further aggravated the situation. NIDCOM’s Advisory to All Nigerian Travellers: 1. Apply for visas directly or through only licensed and verifiable agents. Never allow any third party to fill sections of your application without your full review and approval. 2. Ensure every detail submitted is accurate and that you can personally explain and defend it during any immigration interview. 4. Be mindful of your digital footprint. Immigration authorities, routinely conduct social media checks. Derogatory or inflammatory posts [about other countries or your home country] can lead to secondary screening or visa denial. 5. Always travel with genuine, well-documented reasons for your visit and carry all necessary supporting evidence. NIDCOM will continue to monitor the situation and engage the relevant South African authorities to prevent recurrence of such incidents. We strongly urge all Nigerians planning international travel to exercise due diligence. Responsible preparation protects not only the individual but also Nigeria’s reputation. Nidcom thanks the Nigerian high commission in South Africa for their prompt intervention and will continue to follow up with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Nigerian high commission in South Africa. Cc @abikedabiri @otegaogra @NTANewsNow @DOlusegun @AyoOyalowo @woye1 @cbngov_akin1 @MobilePunch @channelstv @pmnewsnigeria @vanguardngrnews @LeadershipNGA @legitngnews @instablog9ja @TVCconnect @dammiedammie35 @ashomssolomon

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CAROLINE MOJIRADE
CAROLINE MOJIRADE@MojiradeEwaade·
“Be mindful of your digital footprint. Immigration authorities, routinely conduct social media checks. Derogatory or inflammatory posts [about other countries or your home country] can lead to secondary screening or visa denial” Make Una read and understand!
Nigerians in Diaspora Commission@nidcom_gov

NIDCOM Official Statement Update on the Three Nigerians Stranded at South African Airport. The Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM) is pleased to announce that the three Nigerian nationals who were stranded at a South African airport have been cleared and have departed South Africa. They are expected to arrive in Lagos tomorrow morning. While we welcome their safe return, NIDCOM notes with concern the circumstances that led to this unfortunate incident. The core issue in many such cases stems from the over-reliance on unregulated visa agents. These agents often collect applicants’ passport data pages and complete sections of the visa application particularly on purpose of visit, itinerary, accommodation, and ties to Nigeria without the full knowledge or approval of the travellers. Consequently, many applicants are unable to defend the information provided when questioned during immigration interviews, resulting in entry refusal. In this particular case, one of the individuals had previously posted insulting remarks about the South African government online. This had already placed him on their watchlist. When confronted at the port of entry, he was unable to defend or substantiate those statements, which further aggravated the situation. NIDCOM’s Advisory to All Nigerian Travellers: 1. Apply for visas directly or through only licensed and verifiable agents. Never allow any third party to fill sections of your application without your full review and approval. 2. Ensure every detail submitted is accurate and that you can personally explain and defend it during any immigration interview. 4. Be mindful of your digital footprint. Immigration authorities, routinely conduct social media checks. Derogatory or inflammatory posts [about other countries or your home country] can lead to secondary screening or visa denial. 5. Always travel with genuine, well-documented reasons for your visit and carry all necessary supporting evidence. NIDCOM will continue to monitor the situation and engage the relevant South African authorities to prevent recurrence of such incidents. We strongly urge all Nigerians planning international travel to exercise due diligence. Responsible preparation protects not only the individual but also Nigeria’s reputation. Nidcom thanks the Nigerian high commission in South Africa for their prompt intervention and will continue to follow up with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Nigerian high commission in South Africa. Cc @abikedabiri @otegaogra @NTANewsNow @DOlusegun @AyoOyalowo @woye1 @cbngov_akin1 @MobilePunch @channelstv @pmnewsnigeria @vanguardngrnews @LeadershipNGA @legitngnews @instablog9ja @TVCconnect @dammiedammie35 @ashomssolomon

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Mashiy'amahle
Mashiy'amahle@2le_Fuze·
Retweet and respond to this too, @YemiFirstson, you bloody propagandist! You and your ill-mannered countrymen are suddenly quiet when your own government calls you out.
Nigerians in Diaspora Commission@nidcom_gov

NIDCOM Official Statement Update on the Three Nigerians Stranded at South African Airport. The Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM) is pleased to announce that the three Nigerian nationals who were stranded at a South African airport have been cleared and have departed South Africa. They are expected to arrive in Lagos tomorrow morning. While we welcome their safe return, NIDCOM notes with concern the circumstances that led to this unfortunate incident. The core issue in many such cases stems from the over-reliance on unregulated visa agents. These agents often collect applicants’ passport data pages and complete sections of the visa application particularly on purpose of visit, itinerary, accommodation, and ties to Nigeria without the full knowledge or approval of the travellers. Consequently, many applicants are unable to defend the information provided when questioned during immigration interviews, resulting in entry refusal. In this particular case, one of the individuals had previously posted insulting remarks about the South African government online. This had already placed him on their watchlist. When confronted at the port of entry, he was unable to defend or substantiate those statements, which further aggravated the situation. NIDCOM’s Advisory to All Nigerian Travellers: 1. Apply for visas directly or through only licensed and verifiable agents. Never allow any third party to fill sections of your application without your full review and approval. 2. Ensure every detail submitted is accurate and that you can personally explain and defend it during any immigration interview. 4. Be mindful of your digital footprint. Immigration authorities, routinely conduct social media checks. Derogatory or inflammatory posts [about other countries or your home country] can lead to secondary screening or visa denial. 5. Always travel with genuine, well-documented reasons for your visit and carry all necessary supporting evidence. NIDCOM will continue to monitor the situation and engage the relevant South African authorities to prevent recurrence of such incidents. We strongly urge all Nigerians planning international travel to exercise due diligence. Responsible preparation protects not only the individual but also Nigeria’s reputation. Nidcom thanks the Nigerian high commission in South Africa for their prompt intervention and will continue to follow up with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Nigerian high commission in South Africa. Cc @abikedabiri @otegaogra @NTANewsNow @DOlusegun @AyoOyalowo @woye1 @cbngov_akin1 @MobilePunch @channelstv @pmnewsnigeria @vanguardngrnews @LeadershipNGA @legitngnews @instablog9ja @TVCconnect @dammiedammie35 @ashomssolomon

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Nigerians in Diaspora Commission
NIDCOM Official Statement Update on the Three Nigerians Stranded at South African Airport. The Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM) is pleased to announce that the three Nigerian nationals who were stranded at a South African airport have been cleared and have departed South Africa. They are expected to arrive in Lagos tomorrow morning. While we welcome their safe return, NIDCOM notes with concern the circumstances that led to this unfortunate incident. The core issue in many such cases stems from the over-reliance on unregulated visa agents. These agents often collect applicants’ passport data pages and complete sections of the visa application particularly on purpose of visit, itinerary, accommodation, and ties to Nigeria without the full knowledge or approval of the travellers. Consequently, many applicants are unable to defend the information provided when questioned during immigration interviews, resulting in entry refusal. In this particular case, one of the individuals had previously posted insulting remarks about the South African government online. This had already placed him on their watchlist. When confronted at the port of entry, he was unable to defend or substantiate those statements, which further aggravated the situation. NIDCOM’s Advisory to All Nigerian Travellers: 1. Apply for visas directly or through only licensed and verifiable agents. Never allow any third party to fill sections of your application without your full review and approval. 2. Ensure every detail submitted is accurate and that you can personally explain and defend it during any immigration interview. 4. Be mindful of your digital footprint. Immigration authorities, routinely conduct social media checks. Derogatory or inflammatory posts [about other countries or your home country] can lead to secondary screening or visa denial. 5. Always travel with genuine, well-documented reasons for your visit and carry all necessary supporting evidence. NIDCOM will continue to monitor the situation and engage the relevant South African authorities to prevent recurrence of such incidents. We strongly urge all Nigerians planning international travel to exercise due diligence. Responsible preparation protects not only the individual but also Nigeria’s reputation. Nidcom thanks the Nigerian high commission in South Africa for their prompt intervention and will continue to follow up with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Nigerian high commission in South Africa. Cc @abikedabiri @otegaogra @NTANewsNow @DOlusegun @AyoOyalowo @woye1 @cbngov_akin1 @MobilePunch @channelstv @pmnewsnigeria @vanguardngrnews @LeadershipNGA @legitngnews @instablog9ja @TVCconnect @dammiedammie35 @ashomssolomon
Just_Yemi@YemiFirstson

Myself and 3 other Nigerians have been unlawfully detained in Johannesburg airport for literally doing nothing, papers complete, visa valid and they literally just singled us out of the crowd for nothing, and onenof us's phone has been seized all day and hasn't been allowed to reach out to anyone. They are trying to take my own phone now, so I am putting this out so that the world knows that if anything happens to us, south Africa should be held responsible, please repost and tag the authorities concerned.. They are saying that they will detain us for no reason until God knows when. We are telling them that we want to book another flight back home immediately and they are refusing that. @abikedabiri @PoojaMedia @instablog9ja

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mamncane
mamncane@Kim_Khandashisa·
Apparently the Nigerian guys who got detained at the airport had gotten their visas fraudulently. All that noise and crying “xenophobia” only to prove South Africans right, that it is in fact their conduct.
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Lin Mei
Lin Mei@linmeitalks·
Companies never pull their sponsorship for music about the murder of black people.
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Top Gee🧍🏾‍♂️🦅
Top Gee🧍🏾‍♂️🦅@UsurpedPoetGee·
People more upset with Ye than they were with Epstein, especially black people lol.
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Stan Base
Stan Base@StanbaseX·
🚨TOP 15 CELEBRITIES THAT ARE TOO POWERFUL TO BE CANCELLED 1. BEYONCÉ 2. RIHANNA 3. NICKI MINAJ 4. KANYE WEST 5. TAYLOR SWIFT 6 . ARIANA GRANDE 7. LADY GAGA 8. CRISTIANO RONALDO 9. THE KARDASHIANS 10. SHAKIRA 11. KATY PERRY 12. LIONEL MESSI 13. ADELE 14. LANA DEL REY 15. BTS 16. DRAKE 17. BAD BUNNY 18. ZARA LARSSON 19. KENDRICK LAMAR 20. BLACKPINK
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ILEMONA
ILEMONA@sirminzy·
I fear Nicki Minaj is really done saving female rap 🥺👀
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TSHIA
TSHIA@tshianki·
My problem is once I love you, I buy you things. 😭
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BASED SAVAGE
BASED SAVAGE@crackcobain__·
Don’t report shit till he’s confirmed dead thanks
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Pop Base
Pop Base@PopBase·
‘BULLY’ by Kanye West debuts at #2 on the Billboard 200 chart with 152k units. (56k pure)
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chart data
chart data@chartdata·
'BULLY' marks YE's fourteenth consecutive top 2 album on the Billboard 200. All of his titles have made the top 2, with 11 albums reaching #1.
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