@Adegunhimself@aturamu008 Evn ur papa dey cry say we don buy all their lands finish πNobody beats us, we travel round d world and do our business, marry their ladies and contribute to their economy. While ur brothers are graping underage girls evrywhr in UK, US, ur brothers are being extradited 4 fraud
@Adegunhimself@aturamu008 We bounce back like mad πover bounce back sef na him dey worry us today. From war to the richest tribe in Africa, we control highest transportation Air&Land, we control ur fathers realestate, we control ur mothers market! π€£πWhich come back pass dat 1π
@Adegunhimself@aturamu008 E pain u say after d war we still bounced back grew stronger richer and dominated ur fathers lands πSee we thank God for the God of igbos, see where those kids dey today https://t.co/DTBCzuqfXL
Don-Anele Munachimso and Egejurum Onyedikachi were received like kings yesterday in Owerri.
They returned home with two gold medals from the International STEM Olympiad Grand Finale in Rome.
Together, they are the world's best in Mathematics in the Primary and Senior categories. Don-Anele Munachimso is also the world's best in Science (Senior Category).
This is what excellence looks like.
These children are not just champions; they are proof that Nigerian children can stand shoulder to shoulder with the very best in the world when given the opportunity.
They are stars today.
The world will celebrate them even more tomorrow.
This is not the peak.
This is just the beginning of greatness.
@TokoyaTy@aturamu008 We gallant Dey wait una, sheybi fulani wey help una dat time don h@te una, dem don see how una conny, dem don distanced demsefs from una, na evn igbos dem dey near pass. Nobody rate una, una dey bring disgrace to naija 4 US and UK, if no be 4 fraud na ur papa dey grape underage
@Adegunhimself@aturamu008 -realestate, tech, Nollywood, culture, sports Igbos must always dominate. π€£E jst dey pain u say IGBOS CAN NEVER BE BROUGHT DOWN. E pain u say we come ur land and conquer una! Una go still cry more no worry π€£
@Adegunhimself@aturamu008 Nobody knows shiiπ€£πNa ur brothers dem dey catch 4 UK,US and SA dey do yahoo. Igbos are known to be industrious and businesses savy people. Anywhere u donβt see an igbo man nothing dey, we are d most successful in biznes, thereβs no sphere we donβt excel in, education, biznes, r
@Adegunhimself@aturamu008 Yarigba can dream ehn πMumu na ur brothers dem dey kill 4 SA u say na us. U wan grab free auz, whn fulani no dey 2 help una?We are married 2 Southafricans, we run our bizness in D North peacefully and successfully, Lagos too small, we don already conquer https://t.co/FWFEuIPWeJ
I am mortified and deeply shocked to hear about the murder of Bishop Michael Taiwo Fakunle by unknown elements in Johannesburg on September 4th.
After issuing a series of threats his killers went to his home and shot him dead.
I am equally shocked to hear about the murder of Mr. James Uchechukwu Nwankwo by officers of the South African Police Service again in Johannesburg on September 5th.
He died as a consequence of what has been described as "gruesome interrogation techniques" by the South African police.
Bishop Fakunle and Mr. Nwankwo are the 7th and 8th Nigerians to have been murdered in South Africa this year alone.
No less than 4 amongst the 8 were murdered by South African police officers.
Outside of that over 100 Nigerian nationals have been murdered in South Africa between 2022 and today and over 30 of them were killed by officers of the South African Police Service and South African Defence Force.
What is most disturbing is the fact that in spite of our constant expressions of concern about this disturbing state of affairs not one person has been arrested, detained, prosecuted or brought to justice for ANY of these heinous crimes.
This is unacceptable.
We call on the South African Government to do far more to protect our nationals and to bring those that have killed or are planning to kill them to justice.
No-one deserves to be targetted and murdered simply because they are Nigerian.
The Nigerian community in South Africa are deeply disturbed by these developments and live in trepidation of what could happen next.
So is the Nigerian Mission in South Africa.
Equally disturbing is the fact that yet another deadline has been issued to African nationals, including Nigerians, to leave South Africa by September 30th.
This deadline, like the last one, was issued by a number of brazenly racist, xenophobic and Afrophobic South African Non-Governmental Organisations who have openly threatened to target and harm our nationals if their illegal deadline is not complied with.
We call on the South African Government to protect our people from the excesses of these racist organisations and their musguided members and to apply the full weight of the law against them for their lawless behaviour.
We also call on the South African Government to bring to justice those that take pleasure in traumatising, terrorising, torturing and killing our nationals.
Whilst we seek to establish stronger and deeper ties with the South African Government one thing remains clear.
If this vicious cycle of discrimination against and killing of our nationals do not stop there will be consequences.
Simply put our patience is wearing thin.
South Africans are not targetted and killed in Nigeria by our people or our security forces.
The least the South African Government can do is to reciprocate this gesture, protect our nationals and address our legitimate concerns.
May the souls of Bishop Taiwo Fakunle and Mr. James Uchechukwu Nwankwor rest in peace.
(FFK)
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