Simphiwe retweeted
This goes to show that the South africans weren't the problem. It's those Nigerians who entered their country illegally and still did illegal jobs that gave all Nigerians in their country bad publicity that were the problem and still are.
as Nigerians we must all understand that sometimes it's not about national pride, its about taking correctionz ourselves. Travel the legal way and when we go abroad, let's tell some of our brothers to stop doing illegal things just to make money and send home because things are hard over here.
and before you come for me, if you go on YouTube you'll find videos of lots of nigerians being arrested for illegal businesses in another person's country and somehow instead of feeling shame we are feeling angry and wondering why those other african nations think all of us are dangerous.
The Nigerian authorities allow a lot of illegal things in Nigeria and some people take it abroad only to meet a system that doesn't tolerate it. In Nigeria alone we are currently fighting for our lives because 40% of things in the market may be fake and dangerous to consume but it is our fellow nigerians who are evil enough to produce them. People like that go abroad and open drug stores and so on. Did you really think that Foreigners wouldn't get tired of those illegal people ruining their communities.
We can't have some of our fellow citizens ruining people's lives abroad and expect some of them not to do horrible things to send them home. The truth is that If our country was as effective and well run as theirs we wouldn't be running out of Nigeria everyday.
At least 5000 Nigerians migrate permanently everyday to a different country. It says something about us. We're always running away from home instead of staying to fix our own country.
Every Nigerian dreams of the day they'll leave Nigeria for good, every south Africa wants to stay in South africa forever. Do you see the difference ?
These two countries can coexist in peace again, but for Gods sake Nigerians do your part. Let's fix our own country first before telling other people what to do in their own because the truth is, the only reason most of go there is because things are so much better over there.
We can't be here on Social media cursing people for deciding to send home Nigerians who are ruining the citizens of their country everyday just because we are Nigerians.
Nigeria will be great again, but we need to make it better ourselves.
🇿🇦❤️ MY SOUTH AFRICAN EXPERIENCE AN EXPERIENCE I WILL NEVER FORGET! 🇿🇦🇳🇬
Honestly, my stay in South Africa was nothing short of AMAZING! 😍🔥
From the moment I arrived, I experienced a beautiful country with so much to admire. The clean roads, automated systems, reliable clean water supply, and electricity that didn't go off even for one day during my stay left a lasting impression on me. 😳👏
Free Wi-Fi, impressive infrastructure, well-built stadiums, and a security system that made me feel safe were all part of the experience. But beyond the infrastructure, what touched my heart the most was the people! ❤️🇿🇦
The people of South Africa were lovely, welcoming, friendly, and accommodating. They made my stay even more special, and I am grateful for every moment, every smile, and every connection I made.
As a Nigerian, this journey gave me the opportunity to experience South Africa beyond what I had seen on social media. I came, I explored, I learned, I connected, and I created beautiful memories that I will cherish forever. 🇳🇬🤝🇿🇦
South Africa is truly a beautiful place, ! ❤️🌍
This journey was more than just the Soweto Derby; it was about culture, friendship, football, unity, and building bridges between Nigeria and South Africa. ⚽🤝
Thank you, South Africa, for the love and hospitality. Until we meet again! 🥹❤️🇿🇦
ANODA MIRAKLE was here, and the memories will live forever! 🔥 🇿🇦
#AnodaMirakle #SouthAfricaExperience #SowetoDerby #NigeriaMeetsSouthAfrica #OneAfrica #FootballUnitesUs #MzansiLove #AfricanUnity
Simphiwe retweeted
Watching your little human develop a personality of their own is low-key the cutest thing. The little expressions, the funny habits, the mischief. 😂 Just yesterday you were so tinyyy. How did we get here so fast? 🥹
Simphiwe retweeted
Last minute Check Ups on people who have been with us on the ground…🇿🇦
Wishing everyone the BEST and we trust you leaders to pave the way for a change in our democracy ‼️ Squeeze us with changing people’s lives ✊🇿🇦 Until we win
Simphiwe retweeted
I live in the suburbs, but I'm under no illusion about how far removed I am from the townships. One missed salary could easily change my postcode. So township development is very much my business.
Simphiwe retweeted
Radio silence from the Italian “reporter”
Simphiwe retweeted
The Durban High heard that a taxi Boss, Mfundo Gcaba paid R822 000 to accused number 4 immediately after the murder of AKA and Tibz. Mr Gcaba is not one of the accused persons in this case. The question is why.
Simphiwe retweeted
As South Africa gets kicked out of AGOA, remember to thank these clowns for making it happen.
Simphiwe retweeted
And the ANC cadres benefited from our tax money. Seems like we all benefited, it’s time to go our separate ways. 👍🏾
Simphiwe retweeted
Racists are so stupid though. Did you not think the consequences of your propaganda would affect you and your families too?
Die Trump-administrasie het aangekondig dat Suid-Afrika vanaf 2027 nie meer toegang tot voorkeurhandelsvoordele ingevolge die Amerikaanse AGOA-ooreenkoms sal hê nie.
Die besluit volg te midde van toenemende kommer oor onder meer korrupsie, handelsbeperkings en streeksveiligheid.
AfriForum hou @PresidencyZA, @CyrilRamaphosa en ander ANC-leiers in die regering direk verantwoordelik vir Suid-Afrika se uitsluiting uit AGOA.
Simphiwe retweeted
The Movement has been made aware via a very liable source that there is a matter that is going to be before the Durban High Court, which the applicants are the South African Human Rights Commission on behalf of “asylum seekers/refugees” where the commission has asked for this matter to be handled discreetly and must not be made public.
We have written to the Judge President as the movement to request that this matter be made public because if the results are going to impact us as the public then the request by the SA Human Rights Commission is a very sneaky one because we deserve to know.
We will await for the response and give feedback.












































