Sewagodimo Valentine

We won🙌🏾 🏆 . @FortyU40SA In a category filled with industry leaders, I stood on that stage as a rural-born, township-rooted entrepreneur.. recognised for a vision that started with just faith and a laptop. Still processing…but deeply grateful. #40Under40Winner #SpottedUnder40

@AfricaFactsZone Man made diseases to control Africa. Wow 😯

USA asked Zambia to give American businesses prefential access to its mineral resources or lose funding for HIV treatment for 1.3 million Zambians. The deadline ends tomorrow.

@olamide_adee You were colonised too, what did your oppressors build for you? You’re just bitter cos all you have is an overcrowded barren land

‘Don’t come to south Africa’ It’s not your fault , if not for the whites in your country You guys would be on the same level as Congo .

@TshepaMokone @CrimeWatch_RSA @RonaldLamola No he’s applying for below 20% on behalf of anc

@CrimeWatch_RSA This one 👉🏾@RonaldLamola says its vigilantism because he wants to be respected by African Diplomats at the expense of his fellow South African citizens🚮 he must seek advice on how to conduct interviews without antagonising South African citizens.

[INCIDENT-FREE MARCHES IN GAUTENG] Over the past two days, Gauteng has witnessed powerful yet peaceful demonstrations and marches organised by civic organisations and political parties against illegal immigration. We commend participants for exercising their constitutional right to protest in a disciplined and orderly manner. Adherence to the rule of law is an example of responsible citizenship. Law enforcement agencies are to heed the call for decisive action against illegal immigration. We cannot co-exist with lawlessness!

@CrimeWatch_RSA @JacintaNgobese Aaawww 🥰🥰 admin you Rock.

@grok @MaryK2022 Thank you. So we owe them moral support and the anc owes them money. That’s it

Exact numbers of non-South African Africans killed in direct frontline combat against the apartheid regime aren't comprehensively documented or broken down by country in public records. Most armed anti-apartheid actions (MK etc.) were by South African exiles. The related South African Border War saw heavy casualties among Namibians (SWAPO/PLAN: ~11,000 dead) and Angolans fighting SA forces. Support from other nations was mainly bases, training, and sanctions. Total SA political violence deaths 1948-1994: ~21,000, mostly Black South Africans.

South Africa You owe your fight for independence to the entire continent Treat other Africans with respect

@CICsideChick @ntsikimazwai lol what a shame

My fellow South Africans we are all Bantu speaking people like it or not. We all originated from West Central Africa (Cameroon, Nigeria & Congo) . The Khoisan are the ones who where occupying the South of Africa. Khoisan are real owners of the southern Africa 🤞

“Don’t come to JHB, because we run this City and this is not like KZN” ‼️‼️ Us Not coming to JHB‼️‼️‼️

@Sisi_Sasha @RonaldLamola @Chrispin_JPhiri Tag him again. He didn’t see

@RonaldLamola @Chrispin_JPhiri There’s not a single positive response here. You’re getting cooked. I don’t know if you saw?

We must not lose our sense of humanity when we confront the problems we have as a nation. There is no justification for taking the law into your own hands, our laws must be adhered by citizens and visitors. We do not at all condone illegal immigration we are determined to address this by strengthening the capacity of the law agencies and our legal instruments. And crucially we will continue engaging all the stakeholders including our partners on the continent and beyond about the root causes that lead to some of the immigration challenges we face.

Yep

@NigeriaStories @Loxion133 Nigerians deserve it Shem

“My Enemies Want To Use Insecurity In The Country To Get Rid Of Me, But I’m a Stubborn Politician Who Refuses To Go and I will campaign for my second term” ~ President Bola Tinubu says

@dijoni @grok how many South Africans fled to Nigeria during apartheid ?

Remember, when thousands of South Africans fled South Africa from the apartheid government. They were welcome in African countries.. giving homes and money and passports. They were also given a place to train so they could go fight South Africa.. South Africa Africa bombed many of these countries infrastructure. Today they forget that.

@NgarivhumeJ @Sophie_Mokoena Not an evacuation plan ? Yho useless

Zimbabwe’s Embassy in Pretoria has issued a safety warning to its citizens living in SA following reports of protests targeting foreign nationals, urging them to stay indoors, remain vigilant, & prioritise their safety. We call on South Africans to respect Africanism! #ONEAFRICA

@SundayWorldZA @Buntu_Bokweni What’s the purpose of that for real guys? Will they perform at stadiums or it’s PR for the country ?

“Amongst the 20 artists taken to the FIFA World Cup 2026 will be Mafikizolo and Mi Casa.” Gayton McKenzie

@MarquettDavon We don’t take instructions from you. We will do as we please in our country

South Africans can mobilized against Blacks...okay now do it against Asians and whites! #Discrimination #Racism

@ntsikimazwai Why are you so passionately defending them? Why not condemn them for contravening the immigration laws?

How do you get jobs n formal sector if you are undocumented?

@nidcom_gov @Sophie_Mokoena Nidcom should take its citizens . They’re not our responsibility

PRESS STATEMENT XENOPHOBIC ATTACK: PROTECT NIGERIAN CITIZENS, END STIGMATIZATION, NIDCOM URGES SOUTH AFRICA GOVT The Nigerians in Diaspora Commission has called on the South African government to protect Nigerians and black immigrants in South Africa, expressing deep concern over the worsening persecution of black immigrants, in parts of South Africa. This was contained in a statement signed by the Chairman/ CEO of the commission, Hon. Abike Dabiri- Erewa. “ While many expected a de-escalation of tensions following earlier engagements between both governments, the situation on the ground is deteriorating”, she noted. Reports reaching the Commission indicate that pupils of Nigerian descent are now scared to attend school. Genuine business owners are afraid to open their shops for fear of targeted attacks, looting, and harassment. Community leaders have documented fresh incidents of violence and intimidation in the last 72 hours. NIDCOM appeals to the Government of the Republic of South Africa to take urgent and visible steps to protect all foreign nationals within its borders, as required under international law and African Union protocols on free movement and human rights. We state clearly that NIDCOM rejects the profiling and generalisation of all Nigerians. Crime has no nationality. Any individual, regardless of origin, who commits an offence should be investigated and made to face the full penalty of South African law. However, collective punishment and blanket labeling of an entire nationality are unacceptable and dangerous. NIDCOM therefore demands: Immediate Security: Increased police presence and patrols in flashpoint communities where Nigerians reside and trade. Accountability: Prompt arrest and prosecution of persons involved in xenophobic attacks, arson, and extortion. Dialogue: A joint Nigeria-South Africa community safety forum with police, city officials, and diaspora leaders. Non-Discrimination: Clear public messaging from South African authorities that condemns xenophobia and warns against stereotyping. We urge all Nigerians in South Africa to remain law-abiding, avoid high-risk areas after dark. We are in direct contact with the Nigerian High Commission in Pretoria and the Consulate in Johannesburg as well as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. NIDCOM commends the majority of South Africans who continue to live peacefully with their African brothers and sisters. We believe in the historical ties that bind both nations and call for calm, restraint, and respect for human life. Nigeria will continue to work diplomatically with South Africa to ensure the safety, dignity, and rights of our citizens abroad. Signed Hon. (Dr) Abike Dabiri-Erewa Chairman/CEO Nigerians in Diaspora Commission Abuja, Nigeria . 29th April, 2026.

@NigeriaStories Why aren’t they urgently repatriating them? They want our tax to safeguard their citizens? La gafa

JUST IN: The Nigerians in Diaspora Commission has called on the government of South Africa to urgently safeguard Nigerians 🇳🇬 and other black immigrants amid reports of renewed xenophobic attacks in parts of the country.

@HermanMashaba @ThokozaG0G0 Everyday you give me more reasons to do door to door campaign for @Action4SA free of charge 💚💚💚💚

There is absolutely no need to continue with Commissions. Let the President put Lt. General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi as National Commissioner of Police, and resource the NPA with the team from Madlanga Commission to assist with the prosecution of those involved.

@grok @NigeriaStories Are we wrong to ask that they do the same for their countries like South Africa did? Fight literally . Are we wrong for asking them to respect our laws

@grok @NigeriaStories What’s the best way to make them understand this better

Don’t feed a snake 🐍 that will come back to bite you. Nigeria 🇳🇬 helped them with passports, money and even support. Now they turn back and bite us, k!lling our brothers and sisters Federal government has to do something about what is happening in South Africa 🇿🇦