@ACMahlawule@TraceeEllisRows@MukhethwaAmaru It has been alleged that some Muslim employers accompany Malawian employees to bus stations and remain there until the buses depart, purportedly to ensure that the workers return home and do not evade exploitative working arrangements.
The 1913 Land Act was a betrayal of the black farmers who fed Boer commandos and their families during the war against the British. Such a betrayal is not easily forgiven.
She says you are doomed if you have a child with a Nigerian 😂
“You can go to a remote island, you can go to a country you never heard of & see a mixed race child & the father is Nigerian, where is the father ? Nowhere around, they are walking around increasingly the rate of single motherhood, go to Poland you will see someone Nigerian, go to Yemen they are everywhere”
Wow this Ghanaian hits every angle of why people don’t like Nigerians and it’s spot on 😳
Ghanaians have come to the conclusion Nigerians being banned from everywhere is proof they are the problem
“You are giants of corruption”
“Giants of crime”
“Giants of prostitution”
“Giants of rituals”
“You aren’t the giants of anything good”
“When you come to Ghana you are overwhelmed with peace because you aren’t used to it in your own country”
“How is it even on someone else’s land you bring segregation, How is it you can say you want to build a kingdom but not for Nigerians just Igbos”
For decades, Boers enjoyed significant economic, political, and social advantages over Africans.
So, any perceived shift toward equality feels like an attack because as Franklin Leonard once said, “When you’re accustomed to privilege equality feels like oppression”.
It’s not that they don’t know that apartheid was terrible, they think it’s justified. You can’t debate with people who inherently believe in the inferiority of others. They are racist and inhumane to the core, it’s who they are. If they could bring apartheid back, they would 🤷🏾♀️
@Mphothegreatest @LuckyKunene2024 Nna my first time seeing a Nigerian was in in 2008 in JHB CBD they were a group harassing by passers offering business.
I think the same year Somalis were going door to door in our townships selling blankets and curtains.
The Dangers of Dating High-Body Count Women
As a man, you need to be aware of these dangers before getting involved with someone who’s experienced a revolving door of partners.🐺
1/ Emotional Baggage is Inevitable
The more partners she’s had, the more emotional baggage she carries.
Each failed relationship leaves scars, unresolved feelings, and emotional trauma that eventually impact her ability to connect deeply and genuinely with any new partner.
@Mo_Magoda They have no reason to respect Africans, imagine I come to your house and steal everything then tomorrow you forgive me and let me keep the stolen wealth and you take the role of begging for me a job.