🇳🇬 Listen Nigerians/ Zimbabweans 🇿🇼 Africans messege to you guys

Added: 2026-05-17

[00:00:01]Nigerians, I want to give you a perspective.

[00:00:06]You come to a country, you took you take over a abandoned building which you deemed abandoned.

[00:00:15]You you force all the residents in that building out or to pay you rent, not the landlord. You you threaten the landlord with violence so that you can take over this building.

[00:00:28]Eventually you do you then bring one of one drug in called cat. You bring another drug in called cocaine. You bring another drug in called fentinyl.

[00:00:40]You bring another drug in called nupe which is heroin. That's heroin cut down.

[00:00:47]You bring methamphetamine into this country.

[00:00:53]You supply anyone that wants a taste, even as young as 12 and 13.

[00:01:02]You create drug addicts through these young girls and then when they owe you too much money, you tell them they can pay with their bodies.

[00:01:12]I've seen 13-year-old girls standing outside a Nigerian occupied building selling her body full of needle holes.

[00:01:27]And you have the audacity to come onto this app and try and make white people and black South Africans fight again against each other so that you can pretend that you are victims.

[00:01:42]Zimbabweans, you keep that zonupf in power. You, no one else. You, you chased out all the white farmers.

[00:01:54]Now you don't have food security in your country because all the land that was taken produced nothing.

[00:02:04]Nothing.

[00:02:06]You kept the dictator in power for 42 years just to replace him with another dictator.

[00:02:13]You Zimbabweans, Zambians, Mosmbicans, Nigerians, all the same in my eyes. And then you want to play the Isatini and Lutu people against us too. The problem is Nigerians and other black foreigners. We see Lutu as part of our country because it doesn't make sense that the country is within a country and is fought very very very hard for their land back against the apartate regime and they got it. The kingdom of Isatini used to be known as Swazisiland.

[00:02:53]Swazi is one of our languages, official languages. Just saying. Maybe if you come to this country, learn about our history and learn about our different cultures and learn why we respect each other's cultures and languages so much as what we do. Enjoy your day.

[00:03:15]I agree with you 100%. Now, because this app and black people like to talk about apartate so much, during apartate, our borders were impenetrable because it was policed by the military.

[00:03:29]1994 came around and we got border police, which later turned into custom agents that are very underpaid and very underfunded.

[00:03:40]You know this whole budget increase or the the 12.5 billion rand that the borders are getting is the first time that they've been allocated proper money to upgrade the borders since 1994 further it's been operational so the ANC went like there 1.4 for 1.5 billion rand. That's it.

[00:04:06]12.5 billion rand is the only allocation that the borders have gotten in the last 32 years to upgrade the borders to police properly. And that is because the South African public are now tired of illegal foreigners. Hell, even the legal foreigners are tired of the illegal ones.

[00:04:29]So your so-called democracy and black people continuously voting for amandla comrades is actually causing the illegal foreign problem.

[00:04:44]Go figure that is that is how they they they leave their country. They run away from their problems and go to another country to start fighting for citizenship for their children.

[00:04:57]Is that not witchcraft?

[00:05:00]They will use their they will use their long dick to be causing problem all over the world.

[00:05:06]Impregnating both white and black Indians causing problem planting seed all over the world. Giving their children citizenship of other country while their country is is is rotting in a way and they call themselves intelligent people. They are so intelligent. They are so good in speaking English. But look at their president. How can how can the president of intelligent people look like a dwarf? Look at it. Look like a dead body that came back to life.

[00:05:38]You you you are fighting South Africans that you are forcing your children on them.

[00:05:44]Citizenship.

[00:05:46]I I I have to fight for my children h future. Why don't you go and let's go and fix our country so that our children can have a space. We can have a fighting chance and leave South Africans alone.

[00:05:59]They have enough children here. We don't even know what their future is going to be like because of you people. Giant of idiots, a lazy ass people.

[00:06:09]They come and be insulting me and be talking about intelligence. Look at their country. [ __ ] hole.

[00:06:18]as Algerians >> March and March when it started it was mild but as 4 months 6 months down the line there was a change I know this Jinta personally and I told her there was a change where it's almost becoming we're not just against undocumented illegal foreigners but we are now gunning for foreigners generally so we have to really take as a South African we have to really say where do we put the pressure on are we going to put the pressure on foreigners or illegal foreigners or are we going to take the pressure and put it on the government, the police, the border control, the department of home affairs who are supposed to make sure that they check all of these things. That way we're going to be able to deal with it.

[00:07:03]>> Brussolon, you know, I heard you use the word we.

[00:07:09]Who are we? You told Jazenta that we should not know. You are not South African. You are in Nigeria.

[00:07:17]Don't forget that part. Don't get too comfortable. Now let's go to what is on ground. You said when match and match started their movement it was mild and later they decided now to do what? To advance their march towards and against both illegal and legal foreign nationals. We all know that you know they are very fond of foreign migrant. They love foreign migrant. They protect them against the citizens. The citizens have been crying for a long time, you know, to the government about how foreigners are abusing them, abusing their resources, cheating the system and all that. And the government turned a blind eye and a deaf ear to their cry. And you know one thing about South African government, they only respond to crisis.

[00:08:11]So I believe that the reason why they advance their march towards you know the the leger ones is for the government to crawl out of their holes and listen to them.

[00:08:23]When you go to all these schools here, South African kids cannot get I mean they cannot get registered into a school and inside the classroom you see migrant children studying and doing everything and yet the government does not do anything about it. You will see South South African children on the street roaming about why the children of both documented and undocumented migrant are studying. So what do you expect them to do? To just sit and wait for government to sit and wait for border uh uh patrol, sit and wait for Omafia to do their job?

[00:09:00]They've got to march. They've got to go out as a citizen to force the government to listen to them. And this is one skill that we Nigerians we don't have. We rather run away from our country. We leave it. It's okay. Why you people have destroyed the country? Have your country and run to another country. So run to another nations. But South Africans they are not those kind of people that run away they face their problem they go out they choke their government force the government to listen to their cry to listen to their plight.

[00:09:28]So the idea of going after both illegal and legal is to get the government crawling out of their calls and listening to them.

[00:09:40]So that is how it is. They started mild thinking that okay fine with what they started the government you know they will do something and as the government is keeping quiet they decide to intensify their march in short as we speak right now the zulus have given us till 30th of June to leave their country oh yes so let's see what the government will do the government needs to listen to the cry of the people for peace to reign the government needs to But understanding that South Africans are being choked, are being disrespected, are being invaded in their country. That is the truth. The government needs to understand the concept that South Africans is for South Africans alone.

[00:10:27]That South Africans belong to South Africans first before any other nationality.

[00:10:34]And the earlier the government can attend to this matter, maybe there will be peace. So the only language understand is crisis, chaos, violent protest. So ends that is why they intensify their march. Brother Solo, have I been able to answer all your questions? Mhm. Thank you.

[00:10:57]>> Hi guys, this is Dr. K of Nigeria. It's Monday, the 11th of May, 2026. I'm so sorry that last video had an issue. I used my Android and there was some kind of sound crack. So, I'm going to do it again and I'm going to tell you everything I said. The topic of the video was why South African blacks want foreigners out of their land and townships. And this is what I said in that video. A lot of things are happening in Africa that we're not focusing on. I have a phrase called focus on the bigger picture. In Nigeria, I am Nigerian by the way, Nigerian American. But in Nigeria, we have this mentality that anytime something happens, everybody runs to that side, everybody runs to this side.

[00:11:45]Where the heard mentality goes, I don't go there. I go on the other side. So, they don't like me. They don't like the truth because everybody on this side is focusing on the bigger picture. There's always a bigger picture to every single thing in South Africa.

[00:12:02]Blacks are fed up of foreigners. So they now term them xenophobia.

[00:12:09]I said blacks were fed up of foreigners.

[00:12:11]I didn't say blacks were scared of foreigners. The word xenophobia doesn't apply because xenophobia ends with the word phobia and phobia stands for fear.

[00:12:24]Are these people look like they're in fear of foreigners?

[00:12:28]The criminals out of them, every country has a criminal. The criminals out of them are looting shops and breaking things and all, even shooting and killing people. I saw the two Ethiopian guy guys inside the Spaza shop shot.

[00:12:41]So, they're going lawless and the ones that are sensible out of them are on social media trying to explain themselves. No, this is a big plan.

[00:12:53]I don't know who is behind it. I'm an investigative journalist of 32 years.

[00:12:57]I've retired. But this is a big plan to destroy South Africa's economy and tourism.

[00:13:06]President Ramafosa, I want to come and see you. Do you know what they call MAGA in America? Did you not go to the White House? We were there with you when you came with the cabinet to talk about farmers getting killed and all that stuff.

[00:13:25]MAGA stands for make America great again.

[00:13:29]America first.

[00:13:32]Everything Trump has been doing, he suspended immigration processing, green cards, everything. Some are back, not all, but immigration processing for people who are ready for their interview and go meet their families.

[00:13:46]green cards, all that still on hold for 79 countries. What is the reason? If you go to the state department website, the reason is there. We have to vet everybody. They don't want criminals who will come and kill soldiers and kill people.

[00:14:03]So you will see the word America first everywhere.

[00:14:08]What you need to do, President Ramafosa, and I still want to come and see you, sir. What you need to do, President Amafussa, is you must adopt something called South Africans first.

[00:14:25]I don't know about other foreigners.

[00:14:27]I've heard about the Zimbabwe thing, but let me talk about the Nigerians. In 2019, I did a video and an investigation with regards to what caused the Xenophobia attacks in 2019. And what I found was very disturbing. I found Nigerian guys selling drugs in townships to South African kids, school kids.

[00:14:50]These kids were so addicted to the drugs, their lives were ruined. Their parents were crying for help. Their parents were crying for help.

[00:15:04]Drug dealers don't care who you are. All they care about is their money, but they ruin lives. I am going to be 62 years old in a couple of months. And I spent so many years in America at 30 years old in 1994 going to schools and talking about drug abuse and gun violence. When I returned to Nigeria, I did the same for 30 months. 2022 to 2025.

[00:15:37]I was a volunteer for the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency on their Twitter spaces live every Friday. I spoke about drug abuse, every topic we were talking about, and expertise as a pharmacist. My first degree is in pharmacy, 38 years, United States certified. Second, journalism. Third, public relations PR.

[00:16:01]And let me tell you something, President Ramaposa, what you need to do is bring South Africans first. Like you've allowed everybody to enter that country. Some of them are even buying land. No one's supposed to buy land in another country.

[00:16:18]The land belongs to the people of that country. Make South Africans first. When I said this in Ghana, some Ghanaians are protesting. They quickly covered it up.

[00:16:34]Bianca Ojuku is Nigeria's foreign minister. Now at that time she wasn't foreign minister. She was the foreign minister for state not for the you know whole country. She went to Arab and she met with honorable minister Ablaka foreign minister of Ghana on the xenophobia that was creeping up in Ghana. People protesting Nigeria Moscow. Are you guys listening to what those Ghanaians were saying? that little percentage are protesting. They said they don't want prostitutes in the country. They said they don't want criminals, Yahoo boys.

[00:17:09]But is President Muhammad listening to that?

[00:17:16]Is Ghana immigration listening to that?

[00:17:20]Is the IGP listening to that?

[00:17:23]It is happening on a day like any day 700 p.m. go to Ghana like one of my favorite restaurant Distro 24 one restaurant and club club upstairs I don't belong in the club anymore but downstairs is a restaurant everything on that menu Chinese food Nigerian food Ghanaian food American food you can eat anything from anywhere in the world beautiful restaurant outside that restaurant is a line of Nigerian girls beautiful pretty underage girls most of them are underage they're coming in from IBS state Nigeria southeast Nigeria someone is trafficking I have interviewed Uber drivers. I have done an extensive investigation. I have filmed people under cover. But I have not released that investigation. I will release it at the right time.

[00:18:11]It is happening in South Africa and it is happening in Ghana. The two countries that have the little slight tinge of xenophobia now because their people are protesting that foreigners must go.

[00:18:24]the South African economy.

[00:18:28]Someone is designing that economy to crash. They're crashing the economy of South Africa and the tourism of South Africa. And President Ramafa, you need me over there. I'm a PR specialist.

[00:18:40]You need to save your country.

[00:18:43]You need to make it South African first because right now everyone is bypassing South Africa for trade. G20 meeting on G20. I hope Trump didn't go there for the G20 and now you have all the xenophobic stuff. The world is portraying South Africa in a different way because they're not looking at the bigger picture. And I urge the South African media, Times Live, SAPC, everybody to really go out and talk to the people on their grievances. I want to start things online now like seminars, like teaching how to make money, content creation for Facebook, Twitter, YouTube. I want to do all these things free. I've done it for the Nigerian kids, okay? They don't appreciate much anyway. And I want to do it for the South African youth. 4,400 new followers on my TikTok. South Africans and they carry their flag so bold. I want to teach you everything so you can know how to make money, okay, online because they deserve it. The arguments have turned so political. Oh yeah, immigrants didn't build South Africa. Blah blah blah. And just to let you know, the Nigerian drug dealers down there and the Nigerian fraudsters who are giving $20,000 a night to Pella and all these Nigerian streamers and they're all doing kickbacks and sharing the money that they've stolen. Don't make your country the spot for internet fraud.

[00:20:08]They have turned South Africa into an an internet fraud spot that the FBI is going there to arrest Nigerians.

[00:20:15]two South African eight Nigerians last year.

[00:20:19]That's what's happening in Ghana.

[00:20:20]Everywhere Sam George the minister there always post like faces of Nigerians have been arrested doing yahoo inside a house with all the small small boys they traffic into Ghana.

[00:20:31]Let's think about what the people are saying. People first, South African first. I'm Dr. Ke of Nigeria. Yours first. There's a lady here on TikTok.

[00:20:41]She's from Nigeria. just reading out the stats that a lot of South Africans are in Europe, in the United States of America, in Canada, in Australia. Man, most of those South Africans that reside in those countries are white South Africans. They left South Africa because they felt persecuted as Donald Trump says that there's a white in South Africa. However, most of them began to leave South Africa after 1994. They couldn't fathom a black person being president in the Republic of South Africa. So they left.

[00:21:12]So most of them are staying in those countries that you mentioned. It's not it's not a lot of black South Africans.

[00:21:16]It is predominantly white South Africans. However, they are not committing crimes in those countries.

[00:21:22]They are contributing to the economy of those countries. And those countries have received them with warm arms.

[00:21:29]Typical example, the richest man in the world is from South Africa, Elon Musk.

[00:21:33]The reason the United States of America love him so much is because the man is contributing to the economy and the man has a lot of wisdom and rare skills.

[00:21:43]What Elon Musk does a lot of people cannot do. So he's of value to the United States of America. That's why they even gave him citizenship. Now let's come back to the continent of Africa. What have you guys done to South Africans? We obtained our freedoms in 1994, right? You guys were allowed to come into account. What value have you added? Because most of you are running informal businesses. You opening up saloons, you having a tuck shop, you selling tomatoes on the road or you selling clothes on the road. Informal businesses in g that is not a rare skill. It is not you adding value to South Africa because South Africans can do those jobs with ease. You being a mechanic, it's not a skill to South Africa, right? you being a pilot or a doctor. We have pilots and doctors in South Africa. It is not a rare skill.

[00:22:37]Okay. So, of what value have you guys brought into South Africa? You know what you guys have done? You guys have done the exact opposite. You've brought crime into South Africa. You have stolen from South Africans. And I can prove that.

[00:22:50]How many buses have fallen in going to Zimbabwe and then when they check in the buses there were a lot of medication.

[00:22:57]You guys come into South Africa, take our medication because we give you medication for free because you're in the country of South Africa, there's free healthcare. You take our medication, you go to Zimbabwe and you sell them. That is disrespectful. So it means you guys are not coming to add value. No, you are going to finish up the little crumbs that we have left. And then when we say that enough is enough, you guys want to tell us that about the white people of South Africa that we need to focus on them. You're not going to to dictate to us as Africans of what we should talk about. We are dealing with the issues one by one. Currently the elephant in the room is illegal immigration.

[00:23:32]And another problem that I've seen is legal the legal imig immigrants that are in South Africa that are failing to condemn their fellow brothers and sisters that rather side with them because they are from the same country.

[00:23:43]You guys that are legal in South Africa, you should be telling the ones that are doing illegal stuff in the country that you need to stop. Oh, you must also encourage that. You must report these people to the police so that they can deport them back to their countries.

[00:23:55]Let's have people that come in legally and are of value to our country. So yes, I'm saying it with my full chest. If you are from any part of the world, you are not coming to South Africa to add value.

[00:24:05]We do not want you stay in your country.

[00:24:08]Commit the crimes there. As it were in South Africa, we have a crime issue. We have South Africans that are committing crimes day and night. Those are our people. We will deal with them. But you cannot say because South Africans are committing crimes, you got to join them.

[00:24:20]No, you will have to be deported back to your country. And I hope you are making ourselves clear. You guys are not going to hold us to ransom. It is not going to work. Until you guys are ready to have a conversation of a way forward and a way forward to have a way forward, you have to understand the perspectives of South Africans and you have to take accountability of the mess that your people have. The reason we are here today is because of those Africans that came into South Africa. Guys, I used to stay in a place called Cresta um way back like a decade ago. The crest that is in outside let's say outside of Brandburg right next to North Cliff that's that place is a mess because it's it's predominantly Zimbabweans and Nigerians and the place is untidy the place the buildings are falling off look at Hillbro when you when when you guys come into South Africa look at the places where you guys stay bro what's this sunny side you are so irresponsible And then you want South Africans to give you roses in exchange. It is not going to work. So you can perpetuate the narrative of xenophobia in South Africa.

[00:25:29]And it is hard at this point to even condemn South Africans because you tried. The only condemnation that will come from me towards South Africans would be that we should not call people.

[00:25:40]We do not have the right to do that. I keep saying this. We don't have to call people. We can disagree with them and do that's the only thing I can say. the the other things you guys since why you have a mouth you can speak for yourselves.