@instablog9ja Guy just dey come down from rooftop like Spiderman without web. No belt, no support, pure faith!
Abeg if this man still get mind give anybody money after this kind life risk, make una know say na rare love o… no be ordinary care, na madness mixed with affection!
@ianmiles LQQK, the man is just being honest. He wants money, a free house, and an English woman. That’s a clear, measurable dream & trust me, somewhere in England right now there is almost certainly a woman who listened, sighed, and thought: 'Finally, a man who knows what he wants...'
@elonmusk When millions of Spaniards emigrated to Latin America in search of opportunity, many were welcomed and given the chance to build new lives. Today, migration flows in different directions. It's a reminder that none of us can be certain what the future holds.
It is not an “invasion.” It is people exercising their most basic freedom; The freedom to move in search of safety, work, and a future that their birthplace denied them. Thousands crossing by land or sea into Spanish territory is the visible consequence of borders that hoard prosperity on one side while leaving desperation on the other.
Borders were never a natural feature of the human condition. They are political inventions—lines drawn by power often to concentrate resources, protect privilege, and maintain unequal distributions of wealth and opportunity. The people who formalized them did so with bias baked in: some territories rich, others locked out.
I struggle to think of another country with a comparable immigration crisis of this scale...Yet the default reaction from cunts like you remains the same: point fingers at “foreigners,” “outsiders,” or external forces while ignoring the fact that your Home Affairs is run by South Africans.
The failures are internal. Your systems are broken and lack accountability!
Get off X right now and go fix your systems, you fvcking ass-wipe!
This is a fair price to pay. Security is not an expense that drains a state; it is the ultimate foundation for growth. If a state spends 10% of its budget to guarantee safety, the remaining 90% can actually achieve its purpose. Businesses will thrive, farmers can safely return to the fields, and local economies will grow.
You cannot put a price tag on the safety of Nigerian lives and property. Security is not just another budget item—it is the foundation of everything else. W/O safety, businesses cannot open, farmers cannot farm and foreign investors won't come. Defending citizens must be any govt's #1 priority b/cos, w/o peace, real development is simply impossible.