Activist, Social Democrat. Mixed Martial Arts, Rugby & Soccer fanatic. Blue Bulls & Arsenal fan. Father, Son & a brother to some.πΏπ¦πβοΈπ°οΈ.
@Mamabenergy2@Kwakhanya777 These are just racists who want black people out of power so they can have slaves in peace. Black people are the majority victims in those farms. Afrikaners are also killing each other for insurance fraud and blame it on black people.
@kabirumo9@LCabonena I agree there is a report that about 60 million Nigerians with mental illnesses. I think a lot of those mad people made their way to SA.
@ayen_kobby Heal brother and worry about your country. Leave SA matters or issues to South Africans. Funny you guys are crying to stay and live in a "failed" state. If SA is a failed state, then, what is yours?
@fatheranthoni When they arrived in SA in their droves, you didnt announce that they are your people. If you are proud as you claim, there's no need trying to prove it. Sit at the window and keep on checking, SA will continue to fight for state security and our immediate threat is illegals.
@Ojukwu_Bianca South Africans are concerned about the 600 000 illegal Nigerians and the crimes they commit in South Africa eg narcotics and Internet scams!!
@Ojukwu_Bianca Your people are undesirable, because of their behavior and entitlement mentality. Xenophobia or not we want them gone, what properties or businesses are you referring to? Immigration laws must be respected and we are happy that you are evacuating those criminals.
@YaKikhe@Yoli_Tolo@MusaaRonalds You are deflecting, i deliberately used "illegal immigrants". You cant fix your paperwork when you are already in the country. By chasing illegals out, we are taking responsibility for our country.
Did you know that Xenophobia started in Ghana π¬π and Nigeriaπ³π¬?
Here is a story about the "Ghana Must Go" Saga: A Tale of Two Expulsions π¬ππ³π¬
In 1969, Ghana made a move that would reshape West African relations forever. Facing economic strain, Prime Minister Kofi Busia issued the Aliens Compliance Order, forcing nearly 2.5 million undocumented migrants, mostly Nigerians π³π¬, to leave within 14 days.
Fourteen years later, the tables turned.
In January 1983, Nigeria was reeling from a sudden oil price crash and high unemployment. President Shehu Shagari ordered over 1 million undocumented immigrants to depart. The majority were Ghanaians π¬π who had moved to Nigeria during its 1970s "Oil Boom."
This era birthed the iconic "Ghana Must Go" slogan. Forced to pack their lives in a matter of days, fleeing Ghanaians used cheap, sturdy, checkered nylon bags to carry their belongings. These bags became a permanent symbol of the crisis and are still known by that name across the continent today.
@YaKikhe@Yoli_Tolo@MusaaRonalds Illegal immigrants shouldnt be here at the first place, its criminality to access & stay in a country without using the proper channels. Everything after that is just plain hogwash. South Africans have a duty to fix their country where the government is failing. It is what it is.
@DRise_10@AfricaFactsZone South Africa will rise and all the name calling will not deter us, we fought formidable foes before... you are nothing. Lazy people scam, deal drugs in foreign countries and pretends its hard work...we see you.
@loyal_2_footbal@AfricaFactsZone The only reason South African companies prefer foreigners is not because the work hard, no, they accept the lowest payments and they have no recourse. Then you find them here very proud of being exploited, thinking they are clever than South Africans.