HONEST NIGERIANS IN SOUTH AFRICA🇿🇦 BREAK THEIR SILENCE.

Added: 2026-05-17

[00:00:00]Have you been in South Africa >> um since 2010 almost 16 years right where all this propaganda that is going on online that South Africans are saying Nigerians are doing that yes they don't really like Nigeria because of the things that Nigerians do you know when I went into South Africa they are still owing me 12,000 rand that I left there I want to say something the first time I went to South Africa these people are very good people they were very very good with a they welcome people in >> I would like to say that I am a South African African living in South Africa dealing with things that South Africans are dealing with. There's a war in Sudan.

[00:00:43]Christians are being slaughtered in Nigeria.

[00:00:48]There's a horrible war in the Congo.

[00:00:50]Millions have been displaced.

[00:00:55]There's xenophobia in South Africa.

[00:00:58]What?

[00:01:00]Hello fellow Africans. I'm here again and I appreciate you for stopping by. My name is Lillian and I will appreciate a like on this video. The subscribe button is free. The share, the like, the comment, all of these buttons are all free. So feel free to use them as we get into today's video. In today's video, I just want to say something. In as much as people are trying so hard to hide the truth, the truth is coming out. From my fellow Nigerians, these days when I go on a live stream, I like to keep my screen recording device nearby just in case anybody will say something because during those live conversations, that is where you get the real tea. I have video from so many Nigerians that says they know the truth but they just don't want to admit it because they would not be Nigerian again because they would look unintelligent. So they rather keep the truth and lie to the world to look intelligent and look like they supporting their fellow Nigerians.

[00:02:08]Anyway, here I am wondering where should we begin this video from uh >> South Africa or Nigeria.

[00:02:16]You prefer South Africa to Nigeria 1,000 times more. I used to relocate back to >> they don't even never have you been in South Africa since 2010 almost 16 years, right? Where all this propaganda that is going on online that South Africans are Nigerians are doing that. Yes, they don't really like Nigerians because of the things that Nigerians do. You know, our brothers they sell drugs they do fraud. People don't feel type of way like we've been we've been taking this for so long. Sorry. I think it's the government that has the right to fight them back not the masses. I believe um if you come my house and my papa get his house I watch TV just come on channel I go fight you and my uncle doesn't leave you saying that good thing based on say I'm not myself trouble again maybe I decide with South Africans and stuff like that no be good thing but you can't just come to my house as a host and do any how you like it doesn't make sense so you're trying to tell me that most Nigerians here sell drugs I don't know and we shouldn't lie to ourselves a lot of people sell drugs I know a lot of Nigerians sell drugs they steady what do you think about going to the school to pursue their student away the children from school yeah I don't think it really really made sense like I said I still understood where South Africans are coming from. I've been here for a long time. So they're saying that they had a problem, one flood problem with a particular school. So now these kids at home, you know, they don't feel do anything. They don't feel go school and then there's another school that is close by that they supposed to carry or their kids and go to that school. Now the school telling that we already full we can't collect more kids. So what was happen? And when we look at the school is more foreigner kids that are there.

[00:03:31]So the people with the par make plan for our kids to join the school. But the school doesn't say no it doesn't work like that. We are full you So that's how the class you know I don't I don't like how they offend anybody but it happen.

[00:03:40]>> So what do you think about South African ladies?

[00:03:42]>> Come on man you didn't whine body like diamond and I wear that everything they're beautiful.

[00:03:46]>> Are you married to a South African?

[00:03:47]>> Of course the publicist what's up my social media wife full everywhere.

[00:03:53]What are your hobbies? Working that cont because my work like I have fun for a living. I can just call girls come around let's shoot content because people want to see they shoot girls. So I'm having fun while making money from monetization. Mr. Scubby, the previous crisis that happened between you and the South Africans, how did you resolve it?

[00:04:09]Okay, I was trolling the B out insult pass. I want to show that person like let me insult my man. You throw me, I throw you back. I didn't know that I got out of hand. So I went to pick my workers one morning. So I got there. I just made a video. I said, "Hey, I own 80% of all in South Africa." That's like 6 something million come billion now.

[00:04:27]But he knew it was a joke, but he just had to like there are some people that does something like that. So we're going to use you that said that thing as a scape goat as a scapegoat to bring that thing out. So that's what he did.

[00:04:36]>> So what do you have to say to the people? They know that I don't mean it that way and I apologize. If you given opportunity to be the president of Nigeria for 24 hours, what would you first do?

[00:04:44]>> I would just do what every Nigerian person is doing I want to do because if I try to say okay I want to put in Nigeria and pay all the money and all those things. Some people say generator for me now they will kill you. So you're trying to say if Nigeria better some people make money now >> my movement my feeding when I went into South Africa they are still owing me 12,000 rand that I left there I want to say something the first time I went to South Africa these people are very good people they were very very good with a they welcome people in I'm not saying that you don't have robbers or >> people that are very bad you have them everywhere in the But you see our people spoil them. I'm not talking of the Ghanaians now because when I went to South Africa, the Ghanaians are doing good jobs. My people, Nigerians, particularly the people from Ebo. My father has an Ebo blood. Not all the EOS, they are the ones who caused all these problems. I'm telling you the truth.

[00:05:50]Because of their selling.

[00:05:53]Do you understand what I'm saying?

[00:05:56]>> They are the Chinese >> and the Chinese because of their selling most of my people Nigerians.

[00:06:05]Say powder. Say powder. Say powder. Say powder. Say powder. Powder. Powder.

[00:06:11]Yeah. Most of my people Nigerians are selling powders to these people. Let's be frank. I was infuriated when I went there about what they do. They stand on the road. They are not even ashamed of theirelves.

[00:06:25]Is it all EOS are doing that? No. Is it all Nigerians that are doing that? No. I went to some of the parliament members there. I told them I said look there is a way to handle this kind of thing. When you see these people coming in, ask them what kind of job were you doing at home before you came? If they if they don't have better explanation, why bring them into your country? That's number one.

[00:06:50]Number two, somebody's not working, he's doing all man. Anyone you catch that is guilty, send them back home never to come back to that country. That's how you do immigration. But they left all of them there.

[00:07:04]Why did they leave them there? South Africans are also complicit in some of these illicit things that are happening there now. Now the South Africa people are very very lazy. I want you to know that they are the most laziest people that I have ever seen. Number one, why did I say so?

[00:07:26]Once you pay them money, some of them were working with me. They will get drunk from Monday to Thursday to Friday to Saturday to Sunday by they'll come to work on Tuesday instead of Monday. At the time they are coming, they already out. Now then you will see them they will tell you once there is too much cold they will tell they cannot come the cold is too much but they want you to pay them because they are citizens of the place.

[00:07:56]Hi my ninj how are you doing it's your girl or aka miss for back for entertainment if it's the first time welcome please do make sure that subscribe hit the bell I absolutely love it and do not forget to follow me on Instagram Tik Tok and Twitter as me now let's go ahead and get into this before I get into this video I would like to say that I am a South African living in South Africa dealing with things that South Africans are dealing with and though I understand that I am so privileged like I I can explain to you guys how privileged I am of the fact that I have a car so I know that I don't have to deal with like the non just your um on the road um who just wants to snatch my phone or wants to take my groceries cuz I have a car I'll be driving. I'm so privileged the fact that I stay in the suburbs. So I don't even have my friend shops around me. I go to shops that are, you know, so I'm not being sold or my children are not being sold um fake foods, you know. Um there is so much that I can actually mention to say I experience a a South Africa but as a privileged person.

[00:09:22]However, I wasn't born like this. You know, I've stayed in the town hall uh township. So, I know I've bought from above my friend's shop wherein I've had to take some stuff back because you open it and it's rotten. I remember there was a time that I went and bought in poo um maze meal and when I opened it inside it had webs like webs like spide almost like a spider web, but it's not a spider web. I don't know what you call it, but worse. It had wors inside and I had to return it. And he didn't even argue. He just said, "Oh, sorry, my friend. Uh, put that one down. Take another one."

[00:10:00]And I took and I went home to eat. But one of the part that some people actually don't know is the fact that sometimes you don't even have any other option. I think that's a video that we will do um some other time. Um, you know, as somebody that has had foreign nationals break into my house um in Free State, as somebody that has been a victim of theft wherein everything in my house, almost everything of value was taken. You guys remember the the breaking that happened in um Free State though were those were illegal immigrants because the fingerprints were taken, but nothing on the on the on the system came up. As much as I knew that it was snaky, she knew to use the illegal unregistered foreigners because anybody um else the fingerprints would have pulled on the system. So I'm I've been a victim. I've been a victim. I'm not just speaking because Oami wants to just speak. No, I've been a victim. I have been a victim.

[00:11:06]I've been a victim to not even be comfortable just to walk gober the time that I was cooking bar by the side of the road I used to buy my meat in Jober Cambridge that's where I used to buy the meat and let me tell you guys something every day when you're in Joberg you must make sure your phone is here you must make sure that your money is here you it's not easy for South Africans in South Africa cover it as somebody that is now on the other side of better not completely I mean come on I just lost all my equipment um you know um um thank god we replaced but I'm simply saying that as much as you're still in the subject you still do suffer but at least now I'm at a point where in a week I was able to replace unlike back then when I couldn't do you understand what I'm saying so I speak as a South African that is experiencing South Africa I do find it to be very very unfair for my followers that are African that have loved me for who I am and the stands to now have a different view of me because I'm simply saying we don't want to beat any illegal foreigners in our country. We don't want to take anybody's life. was simply asking to say please pack and go home and come back illegalized so that at least your prince will also be in the system wherein if you were to commit crime in this country when they put those fingerprints they will know who you are so that we can also be able to get justice if that is me being xenophobic then you are being xenophobic towards me as your African sister >> dear South Africans there's something I like about you even though I don't know you guys that much the fact that you chase criticism, you chase it. When the man on that live video was speaking about the laziness of South African men, of course, he was not referring to every single South African. Nobody raised a finger to want to make excuses. When that man criticized South Africans for being lazy, nobody was angry. Nobody defended it. That is one thing I have noticed about you guys that I love.

[00:13:29]Yeah, keep it up. Nobody is perfect. You get it? We Nigerians, we can walk under the rain. We can walk under any condition because the system has programmed us that way. So when we go outside our struggle zone, when we go to other African countries, we expect people to be like us. And failure to do so would mean you are lazy.

[00:13:58]So anytime Nigerians tells you you are lazy, take it. You are lazy. We are hardworking. What have we done with the hard works? What have we done with our hard works? What have we built from the hard work? What is that one thing that you wake up to that oh wow I have worked so hard and this is the result of that hard work. What have we done with all the hard work? What have we achieved?

[00:14:23]Nothing. We still go to other people's countries. Our fellow Africans we go to their countries and drag it with them like I pass my neighbor generator. We go there and want to I don't understand. Why don't you stay back with the hard work you have? It will never make sense to me. Do you understand? I don't understand. I don't understand how we work so hard with nothing to show for. We still go to other people's countries and when they can't deliver our normal survival mentality, survival technique, desperation to survive. We target them lazy. Today is South Africa. Tomorrow would be another country.

[00:15:15]This our Congalles brother posted this video and I think it's funny. Let us take a look at it really quick.

[00:15:24]>> There's a war in Sudan.

[00:15:29]Christians are being slaughtered in Nigeria.

[00:15:35]There's a horrible war in the Congo.

[00:15:37]Millions have been displaced.

[00:15:42]The xenophobia in South Africa.

[00:15:45]>> What I said I was in Dubai in the UAE. This is me taking a walk. Just check how clean the place is. Nobody selling on the pavements over here.

[00:15:59]Everything is kosher. Everything is cool. The lighting, the peace is so quiet. And this is what I believe every part of Africa can look like if our governments just get things together. So when people in South Africa are fighting against illegal immigration of our population of the country and so forth, let them, you know, fight the good fight. Let them do their thing because Africa deserves to also be peaceful, beautiful and safe. We have the money. We have the resources. South Africa waiting you they use they cook.

[00:16:38]South Africans waiting you they use they cook. Do you understand? Waiting you they some of you will be forced to understand the Nigerian pigeon on this channel with all of your abandonment of laziness. People won't buy inside your country. I mean the African leaders daddies and mommies with all of the abandonment of laziness. African leaders are not willing to accept their hardworking citizens back into their countries. Hello African Union. Hello.

[00:17:13]Why are you afraid dear African leaders?

[00:17:16]Why are you afraid of your citizens or you did not raise them well? Because I know a family in my village, one of their son that is a problem. At some point in time, that guy harassed me because I had issues with his younger sister. We had a group that we created on Facebook and we wanted to use that as a pressure group to get the government, the local government of our local government area to construct the road for us so that vehicles can go into our local market and patronize the people of my tribe, Ukle people. But she she went on and said the group out to the deputy governor of our state at at that time.

[00:18:07]She came back and said the man wanted to give us some money yada yada yada so we can print the shirts and I'm like do what do we hold this kindness? I turned it down. I said no because I said no.

[00:18:22]90% of the group members said no. If Lily said no, it means they cannot do it. Guys, I got no money. She's more educated than me. She drives a very good car. She knows the cream dala cream of my state. But 90% of the people in that group said they rather go with Lily because Lily is speaking for the people and not for herself. So she could not take it. Realizing that she have lost everybody to my side because everyone was on my side, she decided to report me to her family. Her brother beats me up.

[00:19:03]Now, what I'm trying to say is that same guy that beat me and got away with it.

[00:19:09]His father and mother are afraid to have him at home. They don't want him to come back to the village to their house because it's a problem because he threatens he will buy mother and father.

[00:19:22]by somebody in the house. Guess where he is right now? A psychiatry hospital now forced to be there against his will.

[00:19:29]He's not the only child they have. They have other ones. Those ones, they love to see them come around. They love to have them around. And that is why I'm wondering why are some African leaders afraid to welcome their their citizens back from South Africa? Is there a problem? You didn't raise them well or what? with all the abandonment of hard work as hardworking as your citizens are.

[00:19:57]Anyway, in case you want to know about the story I told you, the group if we continued or not, we did not continue.

[00:20:05]African leaders, I beg you, the best gift you can gift to South Africa, the lazy people right now is get your citizens, the undocumented ones, out of South Africa. Let them come back. If you love them so much, since South Africa is the pot of gold, you can't let go. Give them money for proper documentation. Get them to go to the embassies in your countries and register themselves and return back to port of good because I think there's something in in South Africa. Maybe there's something in South Africa that people are not telling us.

[00:20:44]If not, tell me why. It is not making sense to me that people are complaining of being unalived on a daily basis. Some of them said they being unalived like chickens, like flies. In fact, you can buy like 10 chickens, right? But flies, you can buy like 100 flies per go. But the remaining surviving flies in that South Africa have refused to leave. They want to be there. They have refused to leave the place.

[00:21:15]1 + two.

[00:21:20]Dear South Africans, like I keep saying, let everything they are saying about you be nothing but a lie. When it comes to physical attacks on migrants during your protest or whatn not or any time, just let it remain a lie. I'm telling you, in no time, you're going to win. Thank you for watching this video. I'll see you.