Project Miliyon

@_AsiwajuLerry You there?

$400K wasted. There’s no way Morocco is seeing a draw against that Brazil super squad 😭😭

@F_Edzeamey This included the famous Nigerian family of 4.

Dear Xenophobic South Africans 🇿🇦, For those of you who foolishly think you don’t have your people in other countries, and that even if you do, they are all staying there legally, On March 1, 2026, 63 South Africans were deported from Ireland to South Africa. This operation was carried out by the Garda National Immigration Bureau. 10 (~16%) of the deportees were convicted of offences in Ireland. This is how civilised countries handle illegal immigration. The country doesn’t allow citizens to behave like animals, go around beating up anyone who doesn’t speak their language, loot their shops, and dehumanise them, as is happening in South Africa. rte.ie/news/ireland/2… independent.co.uk/news/world/eur…

@MashuduModula @mazwiblose2 @Yanga_Luwalala I saw no bundle of documents. I saw what looks like an assylum seeker permit, just an A4 sheet 🤷🏾‍♂️

@PMiliyon @mazwiblose2 @Yanga_Luwalala Why should a person identify himself with a bundle of documents.it’s simple,if you are legit in the country you produce id,(refuge id)or passport with visa

You can keep your votes, we will never associate with such things. Never.

@Opresii They may not have deserved it but they won it.

Watching Morocco play, I now agree that Senegal didn’t deserve that AFCON.

@MashuduModula @mazwiblose2 @Yanga_Luwalala What’s wrong with his papers mama?

@mazwiblose2 @Yanga_Luwalala Why is he carrying papers like that,he deserve a beating 💥

@HelenZille4Jozi Oksalayo we not voting DA

They may hide it from you, but they can’t it from a drone. #BelieveInJoburg #Zille4Mayor

@mabetie9405 This was a setup

Life in taverns don’t just go around “chela-chela”-ing every girl in the pub. That kind of behavior will catch up with you sooner or later. Respect yourself, respect others, and move with sense. 🍻

@pmcafrica He’s gone for good

Bro is not coming back here today 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@tshianki Scorpion venom is very lucrative business

Why tf would someone keep scorpions ? 😭 what was the mission?

@TwaRSA26 You are on the verge of starting a serious tribal war

What do you call this bag in your home language? 😀

@daddyhope They way they spelt your name was a huge giveaway.

Two days ago, I was scammed. A WhatsApp account belonging to a Newzroom television journalist was hacked, and I received a message from what appeared to be her number asking to borrow R1,500, with a promise that it would be repaid the following afternoon. Thinking I was helping a colleague, I did not hesitate. The person first asked me to do a cash send, but I explained that my account does not have that facility because it is a non-resident account with certain restrictions. I was then given a Capitec bank account number and transferred the R1,500. Today, I called the journalist to check whether she had received the money, only to discover that her WhatsApp account had been compromised and that she had never sent the message. The money had gone straight to criminals. I am sharing this as a warning to others. If someone contacts you asking for money, no matter how well you know them, pick up the phone and speak to them directly before sending anything. That is the mistake I made. I assumed I was communicating with a colleague and did not think to verify it. The scammers are clever. They ask for relatively small amounts that do not immediately raise suspicion. In this case it was R1,500, an amount many people would send without thinking twice if they believed they were helping a friend or colleague. What also concerns me is that the journalist’s number is on MTN. I do not understand how the criminals were able to gain control of the account. Mobile operators normally have security measures in place when a number is moved to another device or when a SIM swap occurs. Whether this was a hacked WhatsApp account, a SIM swap, or some other form of compromise, it is a reminder that none of us should assume that a message is genuine simply because it comes from a familiar number. Please be careful out there. Before sending money, verify that you are actually speaking to the person you think you are speaking to. A quick phone call could save you from becoming the next victim. I have advised the journalist to report the matter to the police and to provide them with the bank account details into which the money was deposited. The money was transferred into a Capitec account, and the bank should have records identifying the account holder. Hopefully, that information can assist law enforcement with their investigations. Unlike some of the other people who were contacted, I had the foresight to keep screenshots of the conversation. That may prove useful because the scammers had activated WhatsApp’s disappearing messages feature, which automatically deletes messages after a set period of time. In this case, the messages were configured to disappear after 24 hours, making it more difficult for victims to retain evidence of what was said. This is another tactic criminals are increasingly using. They know that once messages disappear, victims have less evidence to provide to the police, mobile operators and banks. Fortunately, I had taken screenshots before the messages vanished. So, once again, if someone asks you for money, no matter how familiar the number may be, call them directly and verify that you are actually speaking to that person. It only takes a few seconds, and it could save you from losing your money to criminals. It could have been a huge amount of money.

CashSend gets you cash. ZakhaaPay gets you convenience. 💸 Spend your money where and when you need it. #ZakhaaPay

@robertmarawa @GaytonMcK @947 @VumaFM @RISEfm943 @Sowetan1981 @SportArtsCultur @Hollywoodbets You must stop giving this one airtime, he’ll get you cancelled.

🔴 "From the information that we got, is that this referee traveled on a diplomatic passport.....he's NOT a diplomat, let's start there. Even if I was President, I would NOT have allowed him in." 🔴 ~@GaytonMcK on the saga of Somalian referee, Omar Artan, 34, who was due to be the first referee from Somalia to officiate a World Cup but ended up being sent back home. #MSWOn947

@GaindeYi Undisputed

Les Champions d’Afrique viennent d’atterrir à l’aéroport international Liberty de Newark dans le New Jersey. 🛬🇺🇸

@TshimomolaGK What’s the eta on this?

Sivela kude. Ri bva kule.

@meikkp Me: Centinaire

Elon Musk: Trillionaire Bill Gate: Billionaire Neye: Millionaire You ???

@meikkp Neye: Naira Millionaire

@bongyluaziey What was happening ku frame 1?

A whole GRADUATE!!! Bachelor of education in intermediate phase majoring with MATHEMATICS, Natural Sciences and Technology Dear black child, it’s possible. from this to that

@ZOLEKV_Q @Newzroom405 Why’s he fighting to be president though..

[BREAKING] President Cyril Ramaphosa has launched an urgent application before the Western Cape High Court seeking to interdict the Parliamentary Impeachment process against him. @Newzroom405

@EdwardthembaSa I bet these animals know you by now 👌🏾

Enjoy it bahlali.😁👌🏿 #Myoffice 📍KNP