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@mpho_shambie @EFFSouthAfrica My man, this is soooo irrelevant. Those women got in an Uber without money, yes, the guy was wrong to manhandle them. Tell me if it was you driving the Uber, how would you have handled it? Maybe we might learn something from you

Thank God the driver is not Nigerian or Zimbabwean.. Otherwise plastic revolutionaries & fake patriots like Jacinta,Ngizwe,Action SA & all rubbish would be making noise all over the place & accusing the EFF! But now they won't. It doesn't suit their propaganda! @EFFSouthAfrica

@909424310r @africatodayMG With that being said, we are very thankful for the participation of your nation during our darkest hour, but please don't exaggerate the amount you helped us with cause we will want receipts 60 billion is a looooot of money

@itukisep @africatodayMG What does GDP have to do with us saving your leader you inept imbecile. All of Africa made a mistake going against the zoo keepers keeping the Native animals stable

Immediately after Nelson Mandela was freed from Prison, one of the first place he touched down was Nigeria. In this picture, Mandela is received by then Nigerian Head of State Ibrahim Badomosi Babangida. Mandela thanked Nigeria PUBLICLY for ALL its support for him and the ANC. Within a 35yr period, Nigeria gave South Africa $61 Billion equivalent today in SARF. It was the highest by any single nation in the world towards South Africa's struggle to end 'white minority rule' i.e apartheid. Nigerian students skipped meals to donate towards South African struggle. Nigeria boycotted 1976 Olympics and 1979 common wealth games in protest over Black South African PERSECUTION. Nigeria refused selling oil to South Africa minority rule. A solidarity decision that cost Nigeria $41 in potential revenue. Nigeria trained South Africa PAC freedom fighters Nigeria hosted over 300 ANC leaders and issued South Africans passports that enabled them travel to countries to lobby against apartheid. Nigeria offered asylum to SA activist, provided free education to SA students. Nigeria went all in for South Africa. Exactly how a big brother protects his younger brothers. Some people believe that without Nigeria, perhaps South Africa might still be in that bondage. They still suffer from another bondage, but let me NOT digress. Nigeria was THE FOREMOST supporter of South Africa's liberation struggle.

@909424310r @africatodayMG easy there tiger if the entire economy makes less than 60 billion and you gave more than what your economy makes, teach me how did it

@ThePoint2Day The main problem here is you. You are cursed every country you go to bad things follows

@ErnstRoets @NYYRC Mara, you are a white Nigerian scammer. You saw a loophole business must be good

We are making progress! We had a a very productive week in Washington, D.C., discussing the conclusions of the @NYYRC after their extensive trip to South Africa with a variety of stakeholders. We're also working on the preparations for the White Cross Project through which we intend to display 3,000 white crosses on the National Mall in the nation's capital to commemorate the victims of farm attacks and other forms of persecution in South Africa. Have you signed the petition and sponsored a cross yet? We need 100 000 signatures on the petition and 3 000 cross sponsors to execute the campaign. You can do so at whitecrossproject.org. Thank you to @StefanoLforte and the team at the New York Young Republican Club who have become excellent ambassadors for our cause. We're going to do an informal feedback video once we're back in South Africa. @LexLibertasOnX @mldenys

@Pyotr67756241 @GamingGrifter Any segregation is bad; it's even worse when it comes from the likes of Afrikaners who felt that we deserved to be under apartheid, and now they've built their little Israel that no one should enter unless blah blah blah. I really hope our government can take this orania serious

@itukisep @GamingGrifter So you are good with black only communities black only businesses black only establishments etc. But a white cultural community is against your sense of fairness

Casually Calling on the Iranian terrorists to bomb and kill an Afrikaner community that has done nothing to you, have hurt no one and whose only crime is wanting to be left alone. Kim is Evil! Edit: *added screenshot* In case she decides to delete the post

@Amy_beke if not...

A man should have a place of his own and a stable income before 30

@MSipho_ @Joe__Bassey Stop it right there before they scream, we are jealous of them for selling 2nd hand clothes please

@itukisep @Joe__Bassey She meant leeching off South Africa cause if she applied her mind she’d have known that selling second hand clothes & counterfeit clothes is illegal. Lastly, you can’t open up a stand anywhere you want, not forgetting that you need to invest R5 million as a foreigner

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@WhiteLionII1 He should go visit their farms on a lazy Tuesday he'll see what's what

President Trump knows best.

@AltAfrikaner @Newzroom405 And not all 27000 are Afrikaner it's crime, maybe a portion of that are Afrikaners. We have to tackle it on all fronts

@Newzroom405 South Africa recorded 27,000 murders last year. Ukraine recorded approximately 8,000 civilian deaths in the same period and that is an actual war with artillery, missiles and a frontline. South Africa is statistically more dangerous than a country being actively invaded.

[WATCH] “There’s no war in Zimbabwe. There’s no war in Mozambique. There's no war in Malawi.” Explaining the first country of safety principle, Minister in the Presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni says SA does not have political refugees. #Newzroom405

@AdvoBarryRoux Just 2 million rands nje

How much money would it take to solve your problem? Reply below, maybe your destiny helper is here

@RJhosefs @NigeriaStories No, mate, we actually don't care who these women like as long as they go to Nigeria with them and not be a burden to us as soon as you get your SA ID and passport

@NigeriaStories No wonder they are pissed off

A South Africa 🇿🇦 lady speaking about how much she loves Nigerian 🇳🇬 men, Nigerian music and even wants to have a Nigerian baby

@mbuyiselo255303 @SABCNews I remember a brother some time ago was wearing a Sandaf uniform on a poster, just for likes, and the government took it seriously. Now, some idiot is making himself a king in our country, and you are downplaying it

@SABCNews When the coronation occurred government keep quiet after the citizens get frustrated and took up to themselves and violence broke up is where we saw its intervention,Oscar Mabuyane and his team are just concerned about the anc conference to obtain positions in government

Cabinet has described the coronation of an alleged Nigerian Igbo king in KuGompo in the Eastern Cape as a mere kindergarten gimmick that has no legal effect. tinyurl.com/2wchxkse

@rodcampsbay Good God, did you know that white people had a 400-year head start with laws favoring only you Europeans

Apartheid is back in full swing.

@africatodayMG Thank God they were arrested right here at home; at least they didn't tarnish our integrity with China, hope they get 25 years jail time

Five South African women 🇿🇦 were arrested at OR Tambo International Airport with drugs worth over R5 million. Authorities report the narcotics were hidden in shoes, underwear, and even inside their bodies. They were allegedly heading to China via Dubai.

@Adams_Rasco @BASHAARUTD Brother man, do you even know what hiv test kit looks like? Here we self-test and go to working clinics, that's why we have statistics, and you don't. I'm 100% sure you don't know your status

@BASHAARUTD @itukisep Question I've always wanted to ask those HIV hosts But I have never taken them serious, na why I have never bothered asking

My Opinion about South Africans as someone that has lived among them. A good number of black South Africans are lazy, entitled and always looking for someone to blame for their problems. A lot got them don’t study past matric (secondary school level) and it’s why their universities are filled with foreign nationals, education is not their strongest forte yet at the end of the day the same set of people blame foreign nationals for taking their jobs. Jobs most never qualified for in the first place. Let’s talk about skill learning, a good number of them don’t learn skills hence (lazy) yet they blame Nigerian and Ghanaian nationals for dominating trades such as Barbing, hair making, cobbling etc (trades they don’t want to learn) They barely open and maintain stores and when they see other foreign nationals doing so, the claim they are illegal and should close down even tho the are not well equipped/ready to fill that spot. It’s easier for them to point fingers as to why they are not successful than actually work hard to be. It’s where you’ll see a school drop out saying a qualified Nigerian medical doctor caring for their people took his “job” and that’s why he’s jobless. Most of the jobs they claim foreigners take, they are either not qualified for it or too lazy to actually do it. *note, a good number not all.

@AdvoBarryRoux Keep up the good work leruo, even though it's hard resisting

Inspector Leruo refused a R10,000 bribe & arrested a suspect with R800K worth of dagga. Good cops still exist in South Africa.

@ManLike2black @BantuEconomy @BASHAARUTD @grok please help my brother here, who's the richest person in Nigeria

@itukisep @BantuEconomy @BASHAARUTD You are a fool….who told you I brag about dangote? The average Nigerian is richer than you….we only have problem with bad governance