I bet many South Africans have never encountered Nigerians who speak like this.
They exist too. You just don’t meet them in Hillbrow bars.
If your hate of Nigerians is shaped entirely by the people you encounter on South Beach Durban, then your xenophobia is being fuelled by ignorance and a lack of exposure.
I’m not trying to justify criminality or defend anyone who breaks the law. But let’s be honest: Nigerian criminals operating in South Africa are often associated with sophisticated online dating and romance scams targeting wealthy Europeans.
That’s a very different criminal profile from someone stabbing you over a cellphone.
I belong here, future ambassador to Mzansi and you can’t call me a foreigner mfethu fusek.
I bled on those streets. Took my L, earned my stripes.
Leave petty crimes to South Africans.
I was Chairman of Uyo LGA at 32.
I was a Senator at 35.
I was Minister of State for the Federal Capital Territory at 42.
Senator (Pst.) John James Akpanudoedehe, PhD
ADC Governorship Candidate, Akwa Ibom State.
@umhlaliwasekapa I don’t. I criticise when necessary and praise in equal measure.
I’m too complex for your likes to complete.
By the way all modern cities in South Africa ( Cape Town, Durban, Jozi) were planned and executed by white apartheid government.
Black government maintains and improve.
Do you know the little stretch of road that Nigeria recently tarred and called “Cape Town” took them 16 years to construct? 16 whole years to build a 13 kilometre long, two-way traffic tar road; and there are already potholes within a week of opening. 🚮