South Africans Are Patriotic? 🇿🇦 Ace Speaks – How Do You See Us Now?

[00:00:00]If you want, call them lazy. If you want, call them jobless people. If you want, call them xenophobia.

[00:00:08]That one not your problem. What I'm seeing here are patriotic citizens of South Africa.

[00:00:14]Forget the whole talk of xenophobia.

[00:00:17]What I'm seeing here are not lazy people. These are people fighting for the betterment of their country, which we Nigerians, me and you, we lack.

[00:00:28]Look at the look at how many of them these are different clips from different states of South Africa. Look out. More than 200 and something thousand South Africans came out for this in unity.

[00:00:44]They not divide them by tribe. Everybody came out. Look at how they swaming everywhere. Look at you see crowd unism.

[00:00:51]That is it. fighting for the same goal which is what we want in South Africa for South Africans.

[00:00:59]You call them xenophobia you tribalistic person they pursue you where they pursue you outside they pursue you where they pursue you they call people where they fight for their own countries xenophobia I don't support what they are doing because we are supposed to be one Africa but are we one Nigeria first we start from there before you you fight for one Africa you should first of all one >> have you watched this this is also a Nigeria [music] but we all stood for South Africans when minority of us very I and Harry P minority of us like Ghana boy we stood for South Africans a lot of people thought we were stupid how do you like us now how do you like how do you like ace now meanwhile all thanks to thank you so much for making this there are still Nigerians supporting me and ensuring that this thing I'm doing goes farther because we they know the truth I am ace the son of that's my dad's name I am ace the son of [music] telling you the truth when We came out and stood for the truth. You see, let me tell you people if see me h go and ask my workplace of work. [music] It doesn't matter whether everybody is standing on the other side and I'm the only one standing. If I want to be the only one standing at the other side, you people don't know where I come from. I like these are the nature. These are the habits. The nature had fun for a very long time. If there were ways to discourage me, people should have started when I was in J or maybe primary school. If I was not compromised then now that I can stay on all all by myself against the world. I can even stand against my own family. If I notice that my family is doing wrong, [music] me and you people are expecting me to join the bandwagon to say something stupid that I will regret the following day. Nigerians are regretting. They're coming back now. They begin to realize what South Africans have wanted to do.

[00:02:40]In fact, the other people, other European societies are taking steps from South. They're taking a peg from South Africa. They're taking samples from South Africa. That's why you hear send them back. Send them. That's what you're hearing in the parliament. Is it UK parliament or something like that? Send them back. Send them back. South Africa started it. [music] We told you people that I have argued. See, I've always stood for South Africa. I argued for them online and offline. I entered a Sienna while going to work and destroyed everybody in that Sienna that spoke against South Africa with facts and figures and it ended up with well you got the point, but it is your approach.

[00:03:12]God punish you and you're considering my approach. Did you consider that approach when you open your to make that serious stupid statement? God will punish your generation. That's what I told them.

[00:03:21]You're talking about approach. Oh, your approach. Oh, we see what you're saying, but your approach, God will punish your generation there. You don't even know that the statement you made against South Africa had PROVED YOUR IRRATIONALITY, THEREBY DISQUALIFYING you to be a good judge of approach or good judge of character. That's what I told them. And everyone was looking at me.

[00:03:37]Where's this guy from? Where's this guy from?

[00:03:42]Oh, it was so easy. You know what? They enter the You know what? I think the situation is that South African men at least. [music] And unfortunately it's coming from the person that is the driver that never saw the four walls of an academic system when they go around while drinking in a bar and one stupid that never even seen the four walls of a primary school and elementary school make a state they think oh it's rational I beg and call drinks while in their r that is why I don't follow them out I finish doing my work I go home that's why I don't honor the invitation they invite no thank you that's why even when I'm running an activity I don't invite them you can surround surround yourselves with bunch of red cards and mean comforts.

[00:04:24]At the end of it all, look at it.

[00:04:26]Meanwhile, tell me what makes an average Nigerian that defends Nigeria to be to be considered a judge of good character.

[00:04:36]Tell me what makes a Nigerian a YouTube.

[00:04:39]Don't you know that Nigeria is a country that you're supporting Nigerians? Being in their state of failure already disqualifies you to be considered seriously when it comes to making judgments, rationality and evaluation, rational statements and evaluation. But you know that is why a number of us we look at things from aological point of view. That's why a number of us the first thing we did is decline from associating ourselves from defending Nigerians as a people so that we can always open our mouth say something and be considered rational people because the moment you open your mouth to say something and then they notice that your defense you people don't have lawyers you know and they notice that you're one that defends Niger what the judge will simply say is what makes you feel you're illegible to be considered rational considering the fact that you defended a society that had failed wofully in all ramification.

[00:05:25]You people don't know how these things connect. That was exactly what I was running from. That's why even if you're from any other African society and you defend Nigeria or you begin to attack or slander whatever Nigerian slander, automatically by the virtue of your standing with people that come from a failed society, you are considered a failure. You are considered irrational, which means your statement no longer holds. Nigerians are coming to say it now. First of all, they said he was inophobia, right? South Africans are xenophobic. I inherit stood continually representing facts and figures in proving that this is not xenophobia. You people don't even know the definition of xenophobia. This is not xenophobia.

[00:06:04]These are people struggling to create a working society to relax the working system in their society. But because you people don't know the meaning of reenacting working systems. You people don't know the meaning of building a working system. You people don't know.

[00:06:16]You people don't have a picture of that.

[00:06:17]You people don't know approaches to doing such a thing. You think eenophobia.

[00:06:21]One illiterate comes and say xenophobia.

[00:06:23]One thing you heard probably from Nigerian people's and culture that you lecture that one lecture and and the lecturer didn't teach you properly. He come around oh this looks like xenophobia and one say xenophobia. They say oh this guy has spoken what most of the traits around here because they've not heard the word xenophobia.

[00:06:36]They not say oh this one is a big English show. Now wherever you meet the years they tell you they just xenophobic they even most of them that will say xenophobic now afrophobia also came they don't even know the meaning of xenophobia or afrophobia bunch of illiterates [music] xenophobia if they ask you to defy xenophobia YOU PEOPLE KNOW NOTHING THAT IS WHY NOW a number of them are coming back how many Nigerians prior time it was just I and her talks and very few others right today what do we have here what do we have here what do we [music] have here there are lots of and a number of people I want to use this over there a number of people that were telling me but what do you hope to achieve those a number of Nigerians are now believers they've now spoken is it the truth is you see why I lingu the truth is that if you don't listen to the truth that I tell you there experience will teach you that truth and you come back and say hey you've been saying this you've been saying so I don't mind standing with minority [music] at the end of it all follow those trends to talk nonsense afterward you'll come back and face reality [music] look at Nigerians are beginning to see that people fighting for their own country telling other people give us way let us fix our society South Africa is made for for South Africa while other people are running away from responsibilities of fixing their societies some people are telling you people go out we don't want to be like you people that are running away want to fix our own if you people per venture can take a hint from us to doing the same thing we're doing we would appreciate it so that together Africa will be better but no What?