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This is what woke Nigerians unleashed on themselves in the name of rescuing Nigeria from Jonathan and PDP

@MegaThrillion @StatiSense If the govt wants to sell fuel for 10 naira, they will. But you must show them you want it to come down. Right now, Nigerians are hoping it touches 2000 naira and minimum wage drops to 50k cos that's how it benefits Nigerians the most

@StatiSense Is this fuel ever coming down in Nigeria again?

🇮🇷 IRAN VS 🇳🇬 NIGERIA: HOW AFFORDABLE IS PETROL? ⛽ Petrol Price (Per Litre) 🇮🇷 Iran — $0.029 | ₦40.14 🇳🇬 Nigeria — $0.92 | ₦1,273.51 💰 Minimum Wage (Monthly) 🇮🇷 Iran — $125 | ₦173,031.25 🇳🇬 Nigeria — $50.6 | ₦70,000 ⛽ Cost of 10 Litres (% of Minimum Wage) 🇮🇷 Iran — 0.23% 🇳🇬 Nigeria — 18.19% A minimum wage earner in Nigeria spends about 18% of their monthly income on just 10 litres of petrol, compared to 0.23% in Iran—highlighting a significantly heavier fuel burden. #Statisense (GlobalPetrolPrices)

@AskYourDoctor_ @StatiSense You can't even have visa to Iran. Despite the war with USA and Israel, you're more likely to die by violence in Nigeria than Iran

@StatiSense This is nice comparison. Now relocate to Iran so that you can enjoy

I have a lady in South Africa that every 2-3 months gives me gigs that I sometimes spend 20 minutes doing for anywhere between $600-1000 over a weekend. And she always tips, this is aside the monthly gigs and the fact I can raise $500 on a bounce in 2 hours if I'm in need

Still doesn't invalidate the phrase, "learn tech, it will change your life"

@SavvyRinu The crazy part, the buildings ALL belong to South Africans 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

VIDEO: South African protesters have burnt vehicles and buildings allegedly belonging to foreign nationals in protest against the installation of a Nigerian king in Eastern Cape.

Another jagbajastic idiot yorubombastic spotted

Shut up! There's Chinatown everywhere in the world, non have been burned to the ground. Shut this efulefu be soghari ndi ofemmanu

@Markosonke1 You get the point, it's a fucking cultural thing. The damn king has no land, commands no troops, he just has money to buy whatever illusion he creates among HIS OWN PEOPLE. He has zero authority. Even the Kings in Nigeria are arrested or kidnapped. Nothing special about them

Look at the world… you’ll find Chinatowns in almost every country, with Chinese cultural leaders, festivals, even community structures, but you don’t see chaos or people burning things over it. You’ve got Indian communities across the globe celebrating their traditions, crowning cultural figures, hosting festivals… no one is panicking saying "they’re taking over." Even Europeans move everywhere British, French, Spanish communities exist worldwide and nobody is fighting because someone represents their culture abroad. So why is it different with us? If Nigerians crown a king in East London, it doesn’t suddenly make him king of South Africa… it’s clearly a cultural/community thing. Why are we so quick to fight, destroy, and divide? Africans,kanti yini ngani… what are we really angry at? Why do we hate each other like this?

@JacintaNgobese Hungry looter

I still can’t get over the audacity to stab people for protesting against your disrespect in their own country???? I’m so angry‼️😭

Nigeria, and it's still printing for the British Empire

@chigudu5 @AmilcarDBaleni @Sinawo_Thambo Like seriously, king of what? A king without kingdom. Anyway, is there any human that is legally employed or runs a business that will leave his business on Monday morning to go and loot?

@AmilcarDBaleni @Sinawo_Thambo All this noise because of a clown pretending to be King 😂

Hard earned money of South Africans who owe banks and still support their families in a very bad economy is being vandalized and destroyed like this in the name of what? There was no coronation of Igbo King in Eastern Cape, King Buyelekhaya, Contralesa, CoGTA all rubbished the propaganda. All good and well that you don’t want Nigerians in the country, no matter their legal status. But why must ordinary South Africans have their properties destroyed for lies and propaganda? 🤷🏽‍♂️

@nokwanekgabo @FaraiMazhindu Hungry rat looter🤣😂🤣🤣😂😅🤣😂 Hope you looted enough food to last you for the year Are you looting again tomorrow and the day after that too, hungry lazy looter sewer 🐀

@Kickflowdown @FaraiMazhindu Do you think like this every day 😳

There are over 20,000 Ugandan people staying in South Africa illegally. The distance between Uganda and South Africa is roughly 2,500 miles. To reach South Africa illegally, a person must bypass at least four international borders. If over 20,000 people are making that trek, imagine the sheer scale of migration from South Africa's immediate neighbors, who only have to cross a river or jump a fence. The African obsession with South Africa has become deeply exploitative. We are seeing South Africa being treated as a universal safety valve for the governance failures of the rest of the continent. It is an unfair burden on a single nation's infrastructure and taxpayers. The dream of a Borderless Africa sounds noble in a boardroom, but in reality, it would be the final blow to the few working economies left. You cannot have open borders when economic disparity is this vast. It doesn't create unity, rather, it imports poverty and collapses systems. We are currently witnessing a massive immigration crisis that threatens South African schools, hospitals, and social stability. Before we talk about visa-free travel, we must discuss economic convergence. Other nations must become livable so their citizens aren't forced to flee. South Africa cannot be the refuge of last resort for 1.4 billion people. Protecting South African borders isn't anti-African, it is an act of national survival. Until the continent stabilizes, the romantic idea of a borderless Africa remains a recipe for total collapse. bit.ly/3O68ibK

@Newzroom405 @Sipha_KemaSA White South Africa must emancipate from black south Africa. The next apartheid wave will be fully supported across Africa

[WATCH] Protesters have torched vehicles and buildings allegedly belonging to foreign nationals in protest against the installation of a Nigerian king in the Eastern Cape. @Sipha_KemaSA reports

I'm blocking anyone who posts about filing taxes. The criminals are running govt gigs. Let the government fine people 10million. Ediots. Anyone in Lagos should face whatever they serve, if you don't want to leave in peace, they'll help you leave in pieces

@jessiekgorogo @FaraiMazhindu We are in Orania. Come over there and find out.

@Kickflowdown @FaraiMazhindu Yes and your job is done thank you. So now you want to claim the entire South African to yourselves for a few you have fed and clothed? South Africans remained here and endured the laws of apartheid to the end. Do the same in your countries.

If you trace their families, you will find out they all support APC as top chieftains in their wards and LGAs. This is the initial training

@_Tee__G You can't imagine where you are looking for where to steal R50 and these guys are throwing R5000 in one sitting. Yeah I'd be mad too. Hustle up

Nigerians are living LARGE in OUR beautiful country... but now they're plotting to CRUSH our Rand! Just look at this – HUNDREDS of R10 notes scattered on the floor like trash! This kind of reckless behaviour is DESTROYING our economy... and it's time to say it loud: **ENOUGH !** These people MUST GO..before it's too late!

@MoroRising @osasuo @CAF_Online You can't be the host and file appeal

@Kickflowdown @osasuo @CAF_Online You can’t be the host and leave the party.

This is what I said to a member of the @CAF_Online exco, after Sunday’s meeting at the Giza Palace Hotel in Cairo: “In my opinion, the only way out for CAF, to avoid a legal humiliation at CAS, is to get #Morocco to withdraw their initial complaint, so that #Senegal can subsequently withdraw its appeal to CAS, against the decision of the Appeals Board. The CAF exco member: “Yes, you’re right. It’s better, so that we can avoid a legal humiliation from CAS. I think Motsepe has to put pressure on #Morocco, for them to withdraw this complaint, so that this matter can end. “Fouzi Lekjaa, at the exco meeting, spoke well about the need for us to restore peace within the African football family. But will he agree to this? “Fouzi came with Ahmed Yahya and Pele (the exco members from Mauritania and Niger) but they left in a private jet, after our meeting. We shall see what happens.”

@jessiekgorogo @FaraiMazhindu Yes but I fed, clothed, housed and fed your leaders

@Kickflowdown @FaraiMazhindu You never were here illegally during apartheid in SA. I blame our ANC

@Lebza606 @FaraiMazhindu Yup, go ahead you spineless dickwart. If I don't see your actions in the headlines today then I'd assume you're a ca$treated !mp

@Kickflowdown @FaraiMazhindu Lol closing embassies is the least of what we are planning for you.