Clayson Monyela

You are deliberately twisting facts & spreading misinformation Sir. We expect leaders to set the tone that promotes unity, rule of law & cordial relations. The Chair of Bua was NOT denied a visa. He arrived with an expired visa. Every country including Nigeria is expected to apply the law without fear or favour.

The denial of visa to The Chairman of BUA Abdul Samad Rabiu by the South African Government is an affront to Nigeria.They cannot have billions of dollars investment in our country and treat such a revered figure with rejection and contempt.Xenophobia is escalating from the streets to Governance.Its time to keep aside history and African brotherhood and deal with this matter squarely.

South Africa’s🇿🇦 Aiden Smith Complains About the living conditions at the ongoing African Athletics Championships in Ghana🇬🇭 “When we ask for food, they fight with us. At the dining hall, we were told we couldn’t take more than one portion, either chicken or fish, not both. As athletes, we need to eat properly and recover, but there were constant limits even when we asked for more. In the morning, they would give us half an egg or just one egg while I eat 8 to 20 eggs daily. We also had no blankets in our rooms, which made the conditions even worse for athletes at a major championship.”

Africa Forward Summit was so chaotic that President Kagame was stranded outside at some point. Total’s Global CEO was also blocked, and was seen yelling at security. Some presidents & dignitaries left without speaking as things spiraled. Kenya (or France?) dropped the ball bigly

Yes they did. Ghana expelled a HUGE number of Nigerians, claiming they were taking their jobs and there was crime and economic pressure. They even passed a law to enable this. I forget its name but there was some Aliens what what South Africa has not even come close to that. Nigeria retaliated during its economic crisis in the 1980s and started a campaign sanctioned by its government and president. It was called "Ghana Must Go." The state, government and broader society of South Africa has not even come close to that.