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To integrate our communities with Nigerians is a sick mistake. Just imagine eating dog meat - man best friend 💔. We are not the same, SA must deny Nigerians entry into SA to protect our culture. Deport Nigerians; we don’t want such rubbish in our country.
“I saw the ANC President doing door-to-door campaigns, you must kick him out of your homes. He knows people are struggling, yet he sits comfortably in those torn couches.” - President of African Content Movement, Hlaudi Motsoeneng xitter.cf/RamsByTheHorns/status/…
Prof Moya retweeted
Limpopo SAPS members dealt with extortionists who offer security services to the Tuck Shops owned by foreign nationals in Durban
Limpopo police arrested security guards without firearm permits in Durban who were guarding foreign owned shops
Limpopo police. These cops are under the leadership of Provincial Commissioner General Jan Petrus Scheepers, arrived on Friday in Durban during the March and March protest.
These police officers operates differently from those in Durban, as they arrived and inspected the paperwork and firearm permits of the security guards protecting foreign nationals in the country.
During this inspection process, it was discovered that many security guards did not have permits to possess firearms. As a result, some of them were arrested.
Unacceptable criminality by illegal immigrants. why do law enforcement just leave people to erect shacks anywhere they want? Because Malema said they must? They’d never do this in Zimbabwe, so why allow them to do it here? Arrest them
Dear Mayor @nasiphim; this is a LAWLESS country; a squatter camp has been established by shell garage opposite the prison! Say what you will about Zimbabweans, they would Never establish a squatter camp in Zimbabwe!!
Prof Moya retweeted
Leon Schreiber is USELESS
I want to tell you something.....
@HomeAffairsSA
Meet the Tanzanian who was arrested during a drug lab bust (R300m) over a year ago....applied for a Permanent Residency back in 2022
We sure know how to choose them
@SAPoliceService - where is he currently??
Prof Moya retweeted
Instead of matching Mangope,the ANC allowed people like Sulliman Carrim to be rich and destroyed every living thing in North West 💔💔
Prof Moya retweeted
Chidimma is not the only one seems like this is a Nigerian thing @HomeAffairsSA look what other countries do to a person who stole someone identity
Maibabo, @IECSouthAfrica kindly explain what is going on here? Give the nation confidence that we shall see fair, balanced and transparent elections. This down here is concerning; are we seeing the repeat of the 2024 elections?
Nigerian criminals as usual trafficking drugs, there’s nothing else they do; even in Nigerian churches is prayer during the day and drug factory at night. Arrest and deport the rubbish back to @officialABAT . @BBCWorld never talks about this
Prof Moya retweeted
I become aware about that long time ago, that people who write news about South Africa knows nothing about South Africa. I'm of people who receive UK news everyday as South African.
Zimbabweans and Nigerians are trying to black name or destroy President Nelson Mandela overseas.
Prof Moya retweeted
If they can't eat they beef
Deal with corrupt @SAPoliceService members who are in the pockets of Nigerian drug dealers. All idling Nigerians in our towns are drug dealers; only EFF & DA believe otherwise; they should be arrested and deported immediately with their nauseating noise.
Cape Town:
Members of the @SAPoliceService reportedly left the scene without searching a group of Nigerian men on Voortrekker Road in Cape Town, who have repeatedly been accused by members of the local community of alleged drug dealing and pimping.
A social media user known as “Cape Town Audits,” who has been documenting alleged wrongdoing in Cape Town, visited the area to investigate the complaints firsthand. During the encounter, one of the men reportedly became defensive and threatened to attack the person recording the incident.
What shocked members of the community was the brief presence of the SAPS van, which reportedly remained at the scene for less than two minutes before leaving. The officers’ departure raised questions about whether a proper investigation had been conducted and whether sufficient steps had been taken to prevent the confrontation from escalating and anyone from getting hurt.
