We should first pray for good governance before we pray for unity. Imagine integrating different African countries with their current governments as they are. Some African societies think they are superior to others yet they have nothing to show for their "superiority".
@@ConnectsLogTv you are so right. We should pray for ethical leadership and society in Africa. Ethical leadership and society will give us good governance, equality, co-operation, developmemt, unity and progress.
And @mbheki tembe we have to start somewhere. People who think they are superior or inferior will get with the programme as we implement our African Renewal programme based on collective ethics.
@@11fundi I concur with you, I was just pointing out the challenges ahead. For starters all African countries must stop obsessing about the sovereignty of their borders. Currently, South Africa looks like a model (miniature) of the "United States of Africa", thanks to our relaxed immigration laws coupled with lack of enforcement and porous borders. As much as South Africans are now pushing back, a model has been set as South Africa has played the role of a social experiment lab. The fact that South Afrixans are tired is because the relaxation of intra-Africa migration was not reciprocated by the rest of the continent. In most African countries, transgression of any aspect of immigration laws is treated as a potential act of terrorism and the response is a military type approach.
As a South African living abroad, I can tell you one thing: All of us Africans, whether from Nigeria, SA, Ghana, Somalia, anywhere in Africa, we get along in foreign countries. Now answer me this: why can we get along on our own continent? Africans as a whole are loving, fun, generous people & it pains me to see us not getting along in the one place we should. For Africa: I don’t care where you are from, when I see you I will embrace you as a brother or sister, REGARDLESS. One Africa will exist one day ✊🏽 🇿🇦🇳🇬🇿🇼🇧🇼🇬🇭🇨🇬🇨🇩🇪🇬🇸🇴🇱🇸🇳🇦🇲🇦
Because these people don't know how wicked and ignorant the average South African is. Nigerians are generally positive during these videos because we are nice people in general unless some of you in tbt continent
But as we say nice things about you people, do you say nice things about us instead you send awa people away from your cantry wich is very bad of you people zenofobic like style, we Nigeria we love everyone if you know us better as you can see
Nigerians seem to be very forgiving for me, I mean most of them have had a hard time in our country but they still have something nice to say about our country, we need to sort out our differences and become united as a whole continent... you got yourself a new South African follower 😜
As a South African I really enjoyed this video. The lady who said we speak funny😂😂should know we mimic Nigerians too because we feel like they speak funny too.Lastly for me its the gent who said "nyash"😂😂😂😂😂😂
I picked up something when she said we speak fonny, she made an example with 'my friend' phrase. Who are the people who use that phrase in this country , everyone over here know we don't address people like that.
@@dikeledisekgoloane4323 ok thanks for letting me know, broken English is spoken by all the English speaking west African countries, it’s just a twist of the normal English, that is why Nigerians can speak British English when they feel like it, and also speak broken English .
As a South African, I see many African countries, undermining their economies, especially Nigerians. Nigeria has the potential to be one of the greatest and most powerful economies from across the globe. You must stop killing each other, while eliminating jealousy amongst yourselves, you'll be unstoppable trust me.
Envy between black South Africans & Nigerians .Envy between black and white South Africans.Now you tell me who the problem really is.There's not enough love to share on this continent on fake love here on social media.
@@motionenergy808 big lie I said biggest lie ever I was robbed off my golf GTi and it was two SA guys with AK. I don't go to the club cause the SA guys at the club will rob me almost did once. I live and school in JB. You guys keep jumping act and looking for what to blame if someone commits a crime send him out of the country depot him don't kill him, if I do something wrong depot me which I will never. Did America kill all Nigerians because of husppupi's crime. the car theft and robbery isn't done by Nigerians my dear you can't go to any house in JB where there is no crazy fence spike and shit like that. We are always scared for our lifes. My girlfriend even wants a gun now she's from SA. And should I even talk about me dating a girl from SA I am hated so bad so so bad cause my girl is From Soweto she's so pretty, guys in my versity hate me like damn why. I don't even do drugs or crime I trade Forex 100% I pay tax, I don't take your job I pay rent R9k PM 1yr lease already paid full no Bank will give me loan you know so I buy everything cash and I'm chilling but the hate I get is not even necessary. i love my girls place but mehn your men hate Nigerian men naturally. All the girls in versity love how I speak but the men always make side comment to mork me. I don't care soon I will leave the country for you all with my wife and move to Canada where there will be less stress.😤
@@motionenergy808 nobody hate's you no Nigerian hates people from SA but otherwise. Foreigner have companies doing well back in Nigeria white people and we respect them we don't touch them but in SA if you are doing well they tag you as a fraudster or drug dealer you guys need to chill and learn not hate. The only people I relate with are the females and successful traders, the broke ones think so shallow and think I'm taking their money 😒like common u take my money cause I pay tax and I don't work for no one. I have to live very very low like when I say below my means I mea belowww cause the rate of crime here blood of Jesus is alarming you can't park your car and be comfortable it's gone. You can't even move alone some times. You all have a bigger problem not forigners.
What do you think about Nigeria and Nigerian people. Me : I'm from South Africa and Nigerian people are the most intelligent people in africa They are great people who are traditional oriented They treat people with 5 star treatment and i feel like Nigerians should be called the Golden lions of africa Nigerians are very educated and smart pe
@@lifeofasisieko bro if you come here SA women luv Nigerian men so much I can testify to that but the men no go close oo dem go burn you.. the men hate us with everything in them.
What makes them think we're lazy, I think is because, they come to south Africa looking for any job they get, for less salary, you ask me to make bricks for R30 a bag, I'll refuse because R30 has lost its value, for them it still has value because their currency is low, so they end up doing more jobs than us, if I can go to Europe when have a higher currency, I can work so hard and call the Europeans lazy simple because they won't take any job.
@@alive5260 ghana's currency is higher than south african currency yet they also think southafricans are lazy. also currency and buying power is different
I’m South African and one of the things I love about Nigerians is their reverence and love for the Lord🤩, generally speaking. Absolutely beautiful to witness.
Nigerian people, as a society, are absolutely beautiful heart-centered beings. I'm South African and I thought of a million things these lovely folks could've said to flame South Africa and they're all true. Love and Respect.
As a white South African I worked in Nigeria for 14 months. The Nigerians that worked for me are without exception the most hardworking individuals I have ever met. Nothing is too much trouble. I was told Nigeria is a dangerous place. I never felt threatened, I never experienced any animosity or racism of any kind. They do not have a victim mentality, blaming the past for the wrongs in their country. They became independent more than 60 yrs ago. They know who to blame. I did experience corruption first hand and it is a pity. Too much money disappearing in the pockets of the well connected and the poorer and hardworking people suffering and being denied opportunities. That is unfortunately the scourge of Africa, but the vibrant people of Africa will even survive that. Nigerians, great people, you can change your world
Lol why would you experience racism yet you are a descend of people who created racism? Racism mostly comes from your people and not from us and the reason why you calling Nigerians hardworking is because you exploit our African brothers and sisters you people have no shame. Because they have no laws that protect them from exploitation that's why you love them.
@@nonkululekongqola4568 she said she came there for business, does that mean she wants to live there . Seems you do not like hearing good things about Nigeria. You all claim Nigeria is the most dangerous place in the world. But we Nigerians live in peace. Nothing happens to us 😂
@@patriciahobson9367 HE could have said good things about Nigerians without talking down on South Africans. He is busy insinuating we blame the past for what is wrong in the country. That's because the past is to blame and we need to address apartheid policies that Made wyts rich over blks! Wyt South Africans hate hearing that, that's why they love to call blk South Africans lazy. I do blame ANC for not dealing with them accordingly though. We should have had our land and resources back ages ago. As it is, blk people in SA only own 4% of the land but are 80% of the population! These people were GIVEN free land and resources when wyts were in power and our government still hasn't made them give it back.
I'm a South African woman. I would like to visit Nigeria one day. I love Nigeria clothes. It's a pity that you think we are Xenophobic, as most of us aren't.
@@mynameiscarey I'm sure there is over 10million foreigners in South Africa some found business, some hawkers and some working in different companies over here, we live with them in our neighborhoods and share all the facilities. Another fact is that even if you come as a refugee in South Africa you are neutralised in our society, now you come here talking about majority of South Africans are xenophobic please get over yourself even using a common sense it's easy to know the facts. Please lets not mislead each other
You're Xenophobic , truth be told, lost a great friend who's just doing his Legit business, and you want us to like you in return? Na werey de worry you
@@blackkonnexion A certain percentage of South African men are threatened by other African countries especially Nigerians claiming we are dealing in drugs and doing all sort .... That's the true you want and you scared that your women love our men because we treat them well
As a South African It's amazing to see how all these people from this video look like South Africans until they speak. It's really true that Africans are the same.. we just have to put aside our differences and enjoy each others company. Also Nigerian ladies👌🏾🔥🔥🔥 beautiful.
I don’t think they do South Africans have distinct eyes lips and head shape that separate them from west Africans I can always tell if someone is from South Africa or west Africa just by looking at them
As a South African .. I am really jealous of how you guys have the potential to own all your economy. And it's going to become the best in Africa if not the world. You guys will become the best.
Do you even read on African economy? This is economic illiteracy. Nigeria is full of multinational corporations, that alone is far from owning their economy. MTN alone contributes 13.5% of their GDP and SA has more than 120 companies there. Please read more on the continental economy and stop being delusional
@@treasurenqobilesmith7667 how sad, most African foreigners have invested in coming to SA and lie to our local people about their countries. Is funny how people still believe this things at this age of information
@@motionenergy808 Nigeria has a better economy than you baba rest. We have bad leaders keep your killing culture nobody cares. Soon the bad leaders will all be dead and in 20years you might be no more but if you still alive remember someone on the internet told you so it would be better
No we are both 100% African. Whether coloured, Zulu, Igbo, Hausa, fualni. We are all African. Even thru colonization we managed to keep our languages cultures relatively intact and created great things for the world music, inventions, talent
I’m here to tell y’all that SOUTH AFRICA and its people HAVE no beef with other Africans. We (all of us Africans: pigmented, melanin rich people, black) have allowed enemies to decide for us and they have succeeded in their mission. I love y’all my brothers and sisters.
We love Nigerian’s too. Very hard working people. People who don’t wait for things to happen, they make them happen. I love all my Naija people. We are all not the same. There’s good and bad in everyone but I choose to focus on good things that people do than bad. We are all African after all. Let’s not be fooled by the borders that divide us. Let’s spread love and positivity. We are all beautiful and powerful. 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦. Love you Nigeria you beautiful with lots of Colour. Stay blessed and keep moving forward.
As Nigerian-Zambian person born and raised in South Africa it really saddens me about the xenophobia and afrophobia even though I may not be from any tribes of South Africa it doesn't make me feel like South Africa isn't my home it will always be my home and I have so many fond memories here plus in SA people are so kind compared to people overseas and majority of the South Africans I know are not xenophobic I thinks it more of stereotypes and the government propaganda contributing to xenophobia but I still love SA 🇿🇦🇿🇲🇳🇬💗
As a South African we love you our brother. Remember that those who make you feel unwelcome are a tiny minority. The majority of us love our african brothers and sisters.
We appreciate people like you who see the truth and stand up on our behalf, because when we stand up on our own we feel that we're just being too defensive. This is how we build a greater Africa for all Africans, our enemies will always be our enemies, hence their mission to divide us and hasn't ended with the borders.
It's saddening (but also comforting) to know that I'm not the only Nigerian-Zambian person who has experienced this, and I was born and raised in Zimbabwe. Xenophobia is sad
@@motionenergy808 indeed you have every right to fight crime in your country. But at which point do you differentiate fighting crime and vigilantism/mob justice? At which point do you decide that fighting crime with crime is senseless? At which point do you decide that it is wrong to kill a licensed vendor from any part of Africa who is just selling shoes to make a living? Saying there is no such thing as xenophobia is a poor opinion, simply because it exists across the continent. It is highlighted specifically in South Africa because you and your countrymen sit and watch as your African brothers and sisters whether criminal or not are burnt alive in your country as if this is the middle ages
It is unfortunate that Xenophobia happened. It still triggers me when I think about it as Sout African. But I can assure you that those who hate do not represent your brothers and sisters from the south. We love you all. Thank you for loving us in return. God bless you all.
@@sharonmwale368 Yes those imagery are shocking. But I feel like we need to have a dialogue as Africans to discuss what leads South Africans to such lengths. Normally South Africans are not xenophobic.
@@makteko my brother,that man was a warranted criminal in terms of him committing crimes you in Nigeria wouldn't take lightly neither,do you think you would tolerate a rapist,a thief,or killer from another country into yours and allow him to do that?... Either way,we sort out our problems in our country and love and welcome all who stand to growing South Africa and the rest of Africa with us,there is always love. We will always love our brothers and sisters from across the continent,but we will not tolerate nonsense because we know in your country you wouldn't neither. Again I say WE LOVE AFRICANS AND AFRICA!
Being a South African, it's really nice to hear our brothers and sisters speaking so honestly and beautifully about the Mzansians ❤ we love you brothers and sisters 🤞
This is great to hear and we not lazy, we just laid back. I also love Nigerian music and yol guys tradional atires. I've also learnt alot from the eco friendly real estate projects in Nigerian, its remarkable. I look forward to more colabs in the music industry and RIP to H.H.P
One thing about Nigeria, I love their pepper soup and jollof rice! Their Music is also outstanding… It is just sad that our African leaders are failing us ordinary citizens ♥️☹️
I'm South African, I'd like to thank you for this video. I wish I could have a way of spreading it to TV stations in an effort to break down negative myths and beliefs about our fellow Africans amongst South Africans.
Im in Durban I understand Igbo &pidgin english a little. I sing many of ur music ❤ Patoranking flavour Naira Marley Ckay Tekno and many more. U guys are amazing I like everything about nigerians
We love you Nigeria. My pastor he is a Nigerian helped and employed more than 30 south African to start their own line business and to employ many to his online business. Love for you
hearing our brothers and sisters saying so much positive things about us makes my heart melt. we love you❤ can't wait for the time where all Africa will be united when the enemy can nolonger divide us❤❤❤
We are very welcoming as South Africans. As long as when you come to South Ah you behave the same way we behave in Naija. The problem is when we react to nonsense, everybody calls us "Xenophobic".. We don't care about that label
@@azaniashabari3891 who flees, do you know how many Nigerians reside in Nigeria and thrive? I hope Nigerians can "learn" to avoid your "heaven" of a country.
@@Isiejeme0829 i wish the same to avoid but 400 Nigerians a day apply for visas to South Africa this is what S.A. ambassador to Nigeria said on arise news, i really wish they can stop coming here but no they don't
one thing I realised is that standard of living has a great effect on perception, South Africans aren't lazy at least the ones who will spend years in schools understand that if a job doesn't come with a provident fund, medical aid, unemployment insurance etc. it isn't very valuable. for example laws in South Africa have even ensured that domestic workers have a right to basic benefits and if you come from a country where just having the job is a blessing its understandable how you could think that people who don't take it are lazy
I am a South African and I haven't been in Nigeria but i love Nigeria and Nigerians with all my heart here in SA i only have nigerians and Zimbabwean friends 😍😍i just love they way they speak
My brothers and sisters from Nigeria 🇳🇬 thinks positive about South Africa 🇿🇦❤️ and I also think my Nigerian brothers and sisters are very nice and kind… The day we fully unite , Africa will never be stoppable, and that day is at hand … we are that generation to fulfill the unity … love from South Africa 🇿🇦
I love Nigerian music ♥️🔥. I am blown by the fact that they love our beats while we love theirs. Also they think south Africans sound funny, while the sound funny to us ♥️🔥...
I'm South African but I talk so much pidgin like it has taken that aura that I am from outside the country xem lol. I love the nigerian culture food and their music. The nigerian women can really clean up and are so good at taking good care of their skin etc. The nigerian men are another situation 😂😂😂😂 but I am really in love with the culture, food and music. Pidgin is just life xem if you don't get em just forger about em 😂😂😂😂
Mandems at 6:15 that starts speaking about SA music had me the most excited!! I know just as much about Nigerian music as he does about SA music, if not more!! MUSIC UNITES!! 🇳🇬🇿🇦
I don't know where the idea that South African men are lazy came from. This country would not be functioning if we were lazy. Another thing I have noticed is that Nigerians look at the fact that South African women work as a negative. That actually says more about the Nigerian society than it does bout us. Naija government needs to put more women in the work place because that is good for society. SA women are CEOs of companies, catch up.
@@lady-jn3mf thank you. Let them know. It's a complete lie.Also I think it's more of a societal issue. They see black women in SA being in control of companies an it's like a culture shock. I wonder about their own workforce. Whats really going on over there? Is it just men who work? Weird.
You have no clue if you think S. A has more working class / businesswomen than Nigeria. Research a little "proud one" so as not to come across as what you exhibit here.
@@Isiejeme0829 I'm not exhibiting anything. Get your women to work. It's very weird that you assume working south african women=lazy men..and yes I'm proud of my country. Thanks
I am a south african lady, thank so much guys, not all of us are xenophobic, i love you my brothers and sisters from africa our beautiful continent, you are amazing♥️♥️
I think it’s really sweet that most of them think South African women are really gorgeous and majority women in South Africa think the same of Nigerian women❤️
Thank you for doing this. South Africans are nice and have lived with our African brothers and sisters since the 80s. We grew up with Ghanaians and Ugandans. I love learning about other cultures and making friends with good people. I loved in a complex in Johannesburg that had a Nigerian couple, the wife was one of the friendliest humans you can come across, she ran a cake baking business, next to her house was a Zambian lady married to a UK English man, next door was a Zulu/Cameroonean couple, they're like family to us. And there was an Ethiopian family too. Good people from anywhere get along and see each other's humanity.
I really hate the term "Xenophobia" because it honestly doesn't accurately define, capture or describe what's actually happening. It's misrepresenting the truth. Most South Africans don't have a problem with foreigners on the fundamental basis of the fact that they are foreign, we have a problem with the reasons behind why some foreigners come here, what they do when they get here and their treatment and attitude towards South Africans when they're here. If you come correctly and you benefit our society - there's no reason for us to have a problem with you. But if you come with sinister intentions and with a bad attitude towards us, we're going to have a problem with you. Some of the things foreigners do when they get here they will never do where they come from and South Africans will never do when they go to other countries. Qha!
It does capture what is happening in our country ...White foreigners are treated like diplomats of the highest order in this country as compared to our African brothers and sisters !!!!! Let's be honest it's brutal how their treated here!!! Let's not try to sugar coat our country...If I was a foreigner I would rather suffer in my country than to move here!!!
You want to write a whole thesis justifying nonsense, When you are at the sharp end of the stick that's when you know the pain of xenophobia. You people are hateful and unnecessarily violent. Your government is a problem they don't teach you skills, then you want to take it out on innocent people
All the women that are dropping like flies in your country, Are they being killed by foreigners or their violent boyfriends and husbands, All the corruption that is happening in your govt, is it being done by South Africans or foreigners, the CIT crimes and hit men, is it by foreigners or south Africans but never will you go out and provoke them or attack them like you do to foreigners. You make foreigners your scape goat for the lies that your govt fed you and the promises they fail to keep. Then you want to open that your mouth and say " you don't have a problem with us" please dont irritate me
Let’s change the narrative, this is a social experiment video, where individuals can express them themselves same thing if you ask a South African, he or she might have a good or bad opinion or view about the other country … but that doesn’t mean the whole Nation have a negative view about South Africans or South Africa 🇿🇦 We love South Africa, still no matter what has happened in the past.
@@ConnectsLogTv never said the whole nation has a negative view about South Africa or South Africans... I should think I have a right to have an opinion, in a social video where brothers and sisters from another country share their opinion about mine. Fair enough?
Lazy is the label that was pinned on us after South Africans refused to work for peanuts in a country that was built on their backs and their ancestors' blood. I wish Nigerians would understand why it's as offensive an insult is it is calling other people by derogatory names.
Let’s change the narrative, this is a social experiment video, where individuals can express them themselves same thing if you ask a South African, he or she might have a good or bad opinion or view about the other country … but that doesn’t mean the whole Nation have a negative view about South Africans or South Africa 🇿🇦 We love South Africa, still no matter what has happened in the past.
You don't need t look far other than their country to see who is really lazy. 220million people still no toilets, no roads, no health care, 30million kids not going to school and terrorist's is the order of the day
First of Amanda you're beautiful..secondly are you married..and lastly I understand your point and totally agree with you but just like them we also have deragotory terms we use to label them which is not nice ....but that aside...Aiiii no umhle ..
@@MeMe-se8eo at least we dont label people and then run to their country in search for a better life. How can I be lazy but have higher standards of living than you? It doesn't make sense. On our side, when we say they are criminals, is not a made up thing I mean you only need to look at our prison stats
Proudly South African, i enjoyed this video. I appreciate the opinions of those who did their own research regardless of what they might have read or heard. South Africa is i great country, warm with ofcos beautiful ladies 😉😉... big nyash and all....lol
As South African I really enjoyed the video I love Nigerian people are having humanity but I know at whole Africa we are the ones who got a vibe🔥🔥🔥 South Africa 🇿🇦 ❤
Our African brothers and sisters who says we are lazy they should also remember that SA was built by black South Africans and not by the so called hard working Nigerians, Zimbabweans ,Malawians etc..All those who claim to be hard working ppl dont have any noticeable achievement in their own countries.But anyways there's no greater blessing than being a South African in Africa thats why all foreigners are fighting for staying in SA but you will never find us fighting to stay in other ppl;s countries
@@africanandproud6792Nonsense is your firstname and BS is your lastname. first of all the guy was talking about the entire africa and foreginers not just Nigerians. Second of all i never wrote that South Africans didn't build SA, i wrote that other Africans did in fact help South Africa. It is a documented fact that many citizens from Botswana, Lesotho and Swaziland and malawians were working in South African Mines and other sectors. So yes South africans built south africa up, did they do it alone? answer NO. However what you need to talk about is the black south africans that were helping the apartheid regime like Stella Sigcau, Ndaweni Mahlangu. exactly not so much to say now haa?
Sooooo the take-away is nice country, good music, beautiful ladies with big bums. As a fellow South African woman with the aforementioned traits I have to say you guys got it spot on😊😊 We aren't in competition with anyone though, there are good and bad traits to every country but it's always great when we can celebrate each other. I'm a huge fan of Nigeria and hope to visit one day🤞🏾
The only thing SAns want is for black people to come together and fight people who are selling drugs to young ones, so if we don't unite as blacks then how are we gonna fight the enemy, we love our African sisters and brothers but we need to fight those people who selling drugs, kidnapping young girls, we have to build Africa for the young ones for the next generation, that is all that we want from you. Thank you 🇿🇦🖤
Tell ur people not to buy drugs U people are more like drug addict don’t blame foreigners when u people Love drugs American take more drugs but don’t blame foreigner cuz they know they are drug addicts too
@@lozi4163 South Africa needs to fix its own country it’s the murder capital of Africa for a reason and it’s not cause of foreigners it’s because of wealth disparity South Africa has one of the most uneven wealth distribution in the world
@@GoldenBoyDims We are not a murder capital, 70% of countries in this world can't even produce stats, imagine if we were to give Nigeria our resources and systems to conduct stats, the world will be shocked
Self hate is what is killing and dividing Africa today. I am South African and I love watching Yul edochie , clem ohameze, kenneth okonkwo's movies and listening to Wizkid ,Teni , Davido,Fela Kuti ! Don't get me started on jollof rice lol. Africans Unite
Lol those are nigeria home videos like village films that is classified on any tribes in nigeria. The one you mentioned is from the igbo tribe movies, we have yoruba movies and hausa movies so they are not nollywood movies.. Nollywood can been seen big platforms like amazon prime, fz movies, netflix, and so on... They are the ones can be compared to hollywood movies so thats how nigeria movie industry is..... Nollywood represents the whole 250 ethnics groups in nigeria...
And thanks for showing us love 💞 we love you guys it's tough love but it's love get in trouble and you will see and South Africa has you back guys I showed my friends this clip they love it- Bless
Lol they say we have big behinds, but its true we are curvaceous, just that all along I thought women from all over African are like that, it seems like we are leading
Pray for All of Africa. We need to Unite as Africa. We must defeat Tribalism and Afrophobia in our continent.
I love ❤️ this
We should first pray for good governance before we pray for unity. Imagine integrating different African countries with their current governments as they are. Some African societies think they are superior to others yet they have nothing to show for their "superiority".
@@ConnectsLogTv you are so right. We should pray for ethical leadership and society in Africa. Ethical leadership and society will give us good governance, equality, co-operation, developmemt, unity and progress.
And @mbheki tembe we have to start somewhere. People who think they are superior or inferior will get with the programme as we implement our
African Renewal programme based on collective ethics.
@@11fundi I concur with you, I was just pointing out the challenges ahead. For starters all African countries must stop obsessing about the sovereignty of their borders. Currently, South Africa looks like a model (miniature) of the "United States of Africa", thanks to our relaxed immigration laws coupled with lack of enforcement and porous borders. As much as South Africans are now pushing back, a model has been set as South Africa has played the role of a social experiment lab. The fact that South Afrixans are tired is because the relaxation of intra-Africa migration was not reciprocated by the rest of the continent. In most African countries, transgression of any aspect of immigration laws is treated as a potential act of terrorism and the response is a military type approach.
As a South African living abroad, I can tell you one thing: All of us Africans, whether from Nigeria, SA, Ghana, Somalia, anywhere in Africa, we get along in foreign countries. Now answer me this: why can we get along on our own continent? Africans as a whole are loving, fun, generous people & it pains me to see us not getting along in the one place we should. For Africa: I don’t care where you are from, when I see you I will embrace you as a brother or sister, REGARDLESS.
One Africa will exist one day ✊🏽
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I love this 💯
You just trying to tell us you abroad not in Africa. Mxm
Why we can't get along in Africa.....well to answer ur question...it is because some Africans think Africa is a country..
@@papas28mjoli I never understood the word hater until this post
@Franky I’m not trying to start nothing. I ❤️ You the same & hope you have a blessed day, week, month, year: life.
A lady saying South African English is funny while we also laugh at Nigerian's English. Nigerian English is actually very funny.
Nigerian English is weird. 😬
@@africanandproud6792 okay
@@africanandproud6792 you mean the broken English
@@oluwadurotimiolatemiju6874 but why should we Africans laugh at each other's English, a European language? We are truly lost.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 nollywood English
I'm south African and to hear beautiful Nigerians speak so positive about us and our beautiful country melt my heart. One LOVE ❤️ Siyanithanda!
Because these people don't know how wicked and ignorant the average South African is. Nigerians are generally positive during these videos because we are nice people in general unless some of you in tbt continent
beautiful ladies with nyash🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Haai Sisi sukuthi Siyanithanda please thethela wena wedwa. Yiminqundu Nigerians qha qwaba.
N yet we can't speak about them knowing Nigerians personally i would prefer their world😅😅😍
Haybo 😳
As a South African , watching Nigerians saying positive and nice things about us. It’s amazing. Thank you guys , we love you
Can you come to Nigeria?
We love you guys too✌🏽❣️
My South African friend♥️
Dare I say that Nigerians love s.A and all Africans dearly much more than we love ourselves
But as we say nice things about you people, do you say nice things about us instead you send awa people away from your cantry wich is very bad of you people zenofobic like style, we Nigeria we love everyone if you know us better as you can see
Nigerians seem to be very forgiving for me, I mean most of them have had a hard time in our country but they still have something nice to say about our country, we need to sort out our differences and become united as a whole continent... you got yourself a new South African follower 😜
👏🏾💯
God bless you, Love from a Nigerian here
Yeah because we past through hard time in our country than South Africa lol so we still love you guys 😍😍😍
Wow, you are genius
Love from Nigeria ❤️
As a South African I really enjoyed this video. The lady who said we speak funny😂😂should know we mimic Nigerians too because we feel like they speak funny too.Lastly for me its the gent who said "nyash"😂😂😂😂😂😂
I picked up something when she said we speak fonny, she made an example with 'my friend' phrase. Who are the people who use that phrase in this country , everyone over here know we don't address people like that.
Nyansh is a broken English, which is a general language just like your Zulu
@@amandaeguale1641 Zulu is not our general language, it’s just spoken by a lot of people
@@dikeledisekgoloane4323 ok thanks for letting me know, broken English is spoken by all the English speaking west African countries, it’s just a twist of the normal English, that is why Nigerians can speak British English when they feel like it, and also speak broken English .
Do you know what nyansh means lol 😂…. There’s no way references won’t be made to your big asses…. Offsprings of Sarah Baartman 💕
On behalf of South African woman's conference we would like to say " we also love Nigerian brodas"… 🤣😂👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽
Like seriously 🙈
Not the Nigerian sisters
@@opeyemiadegoke361 those ones.. how can we live without them when they make us look so beautiful..
we love south african nyanshes
😂😂
As a South African, I see many African countries, undermining their economies, especially Nigerians.
Nigeria has the potential to be one of the greatest and most powerful economies from across the globe. You must stop killing each other, while eliminating jealousy amongst yourselves, you'll be unstoppable trust me.
Let’s change the narrative
Envy between black South Africans & Nigerians .Envy between black and white South Africans.Now you tell me who the problem really is.There's not enough love to share on this continent on fake love here on social media.
@@motionenergy808 there is hate in your heart stop trying to sugarcoat.
@@motionenergy808 big lie I said biggest lie ever I was robbed off my golf GTi and it was two SA guys with AK. I don't go to the club cause the SA guys at the club will rob me almost did once. I live and school in JB. You guys keep jumping act and looking for what to blame if someone commits a crime send him out of the country depot him don't kill him, if I do something wrong depot me which I will never. Did America kill all Nigerians because of husppupi's crime. the car theft and robbery isn't done by Nigerians my dear you can't go to any house in JB where there is no crazy fence spike and shit like that. We are always scared for our lifes. My girlfriend even wants a gun now she's from SA. And should I even talk about me dating a girl from SA I am hated so bad so so bad cause my girl is From Soweto she's so pretty, guys in my versity hate me like damn why. I don't even do drugs or crime I trade Forex 100% I pay tax, I don't take your job I pay rent R9k PM 1yr lease already paid full no Bank will give me loan you know so I buy everything cash and I'm chilling but the hate I get is not even necessary. i love my girls place but mehn your men hate Nigerian men naturally. All the girls in versity love how I speak but the men always make side comment to mork me. I don't care soon I will leave the country for you all with my wife and move to Canada where there will be less stress.😤
@@motionenergy808 nobody hate's you no Nigerian hates people from SA but otherwise. Foreigner have companies doing well back in Nigeria white people and we respect them we don't touch them but in SA if you are doing well they tag you as a fraudster or drug dealer you guys need to chill and learn not hate. The only people I relate with are the females and successful traders, the broke ones think so shallow and think I'm taking their money 😒like common u take my money cause I pay tax and I don't work for no one. I have to live very very low like when I say below my means I mea belowww cause the rate of crime here blood of Jesus is alarming you can't park your car and be comfortable it's gone. You can't even move alone some times. You all have a bigger problem not forigners.
As a South African I bow to the Nigerians for being honest we see that they love us❤️🇿🇦 #Love&Peace we combine 🤲🇿🇦
You are lying and those pipo are lying south africans we dont like them in our community drugs and bad influence burning pipo alive
Love and Peace. Honest opinions are beautiful 🖤 Africa
Honest,kkkkkk🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@nhlanhla_magz928 because the one burnt is not your relative .
True hey .... they always say nice things hey
What do you think about Nigeria and Nigerian people.
Me : I'm from South Africa and Nigerian people are the most intelligent people in africa They are great people who are traditional oriented
They treat people with 5 star treatment and i feel like Nigerians should be called the Golden lions of africa
Nigerians are very educated and smart pe
Thank you
Thanks for the compliment. We love South Africa too.
I like your second name tho 😌❤️
@@kingfavour793 oloshi 😂
@@olusegunopabisi482 🤣🤣🤣
From me, a Nigerian by blood and South African by birth please let’s make peace reign between South Africans and Nigerians. asseblief!
Don't deceive yourself, when shit hits the fan,those xenophobic south Africans will remind of your true nationality
As a South African I love how warm you guys are towards us❤️
Awww 🥰
We pray it can be reciprocated.
if only it could be reciprocated
@@lifeofasisieko bro if you come here SA women luv Nigerian men so much I can testify to that but the men no go close oo dem go burn you.. the men hate us with everything in them.
@@BDC_Leo 🤣🤣 so much truth in this statement
its funny how most people thinks south Africans are lazy, majority of them have never visited SA and got no idea how we live.
Thank you for watching, that’s why we create videos like this to change the narrative about countries
It's interesting because they say the same about Black Americans, just because our people are not inclined to do illegal jobs.
What makes them think we're lazy, I think is because, they come to south Africa looking for any job they get, for less salary, you ask me to make bricks for R30 a bag, I'll refuse because R30 has lost its value, for them it still has value because their currency is low, so they end up doing more jobs than us, if I can go to Europe when have a higher currency, I can work so hard and call the Europeans lazy simple because they won't take any job.
@@alive5260 ghana's currency is higher than south african currency yet they also think southafricans are lazy. also currency and buying power is different
@lagondo can you tell me why you said a Naira is bigger than a Rand, while R1=27.83N
Nigerians are very kind🥺
I'm south African btw
As a South African I wanna say thank you for the positivity regarding south africa and sorry for the xenophobia
Apology accepted..ONE LOVE.🌹👩❤️💋👨
Sorry won’t bring back the lives lost
I lost my friend, mehn South Africans treated us like terrorists
I’m South African and one of the things I love about Nigerians is their reverence and love for the Lord🤩, generally speaking. Absolutely beautiful to witness.
Yes we religious
Things I love about Nigerians is their weddings😍 their party vibe & music is phenomenal 🤌🏽🤌🏽🤌🏽
Their names too; Miracle, Cross, Glory, Peace ❤❤❤
No dear nigerians they go to church after church business as usual drugs even in the church
Ijo iketle, gase mang le mang yoo tlaa reng morena, morena a tsena ko legodimong. Ditiro tsa rona dile bosula.
One thing I know is that we love each other regardless of what we comment on each other ❤️ 🇳🇬 🇿🇦
True ☺️ 🇿🇦 it's low-key love affair we have for one another🇳🇬
South Africa can never love Nigeria
@@okpegodson1675 why do you say so bro?
@@okpegodson1675 and nigeria can never love SA either.You do crime in our country so it's not like the is anything to love about you guys
Speak for yourself. all i care about is South Africans, stop been weird on our behalf
Nigerian people, as a society, are absolutely beautiful heart-centered beings. I'm South African and I thought of a million things these lovely folks could've said to flame South Africa and they're all true. Love and Respect.
The unspoken rivalry is spot on. This is refreshing ❤️
As a white South African I worked in Nigeria for 14 months. The Nigerians that worked for me are without exception the most hardworking individuals I have ever met. Nothing is too much trouble. I was told Nigeria is a dangerous place. I never felt threatened, I never experienced any animosity or racism of any kind. They do not have a victim mentality, blaming the past for the wrongs in their country. They became independent more than 60 yrs ago. They know who to blame. I did experience corruption first hand and it is a pity. Too much money disappearing in the pockets of the well connected and the poorer and hardworking people suffering and being denied opportunities. That is unfortunately the scourge of Africa, but the vibrant people of Africa will even survive that. Nigerians, great people, you can change your world
Are you trying to say South Africans have a victim mentality?
Lol why would you experience racism yet you are a descend of people who created racism? Racism mostly comes from your people and not from us and the reason why you calling Nigerians hardworking is because you exploit our African brothers and sisters you people have no shame. Because they have no laws that protect them from exploitation that's why you love them.
Mxm If it was so great, why did you only stay there 14 months?? Surely you would have relocated..
@@nonkululekongqola4568 she said she came there for business, does that mean she wants to live there . Seems you do not like hearing good things about Nigeria. You all claim Nigeria is the most dangerous place in the world. But we Nigerians live in peace. Nothing happens to us 😂
@@patriciahobson9367 HE could have said good things about Nigerians without talking down on South Africans. He is busy insinuating we blame the past for what is wrong in the country. That's because the past is to blame and we need to address apartheid policies that Made wyts rich over blks! Wyt South Africans hate hearing that, that's why they love to call blk South Africans lazy. I do blame ANC for not dealing with them accordingly though. We should have had our land and resources back ages ago. As it is, blk people in SA only own 4% of the land but are 80% of the population! These people were GIVEN free land and resources when wyts were in power and our government still hasn't made them give it back.
I'm a South African woman. I would like to visit Nigeria one day. I love Nigeria clothes.
It's a pity that you think we are Xenophobic, as most of us aren't.
@@mynameiscarey I hear you. But some people will tell you they are not xenophobic, just fighting crime. But I really don't want to go there.
@@mynameiscarey I'm not sure what faxx mean...
@@mynameiscarey I'm sure there is over 10million foreigners in South Africa some found business, some hawkers and some working in different companies over here, we live with them in our neighborhoods and share all the facilities. Another fact is that even if you come as a refugee in South Africa you are neutralised in our society, now you come here talking about majority of South Africans are xenophobic please get over yourself even using a common sense it's easy to know the facts. Please lets not mislead each other
You're Xenophobic , truth be told, lost a great friend who's just doing his Legit business, and you want us to like you in return? Na werey de worry you
@@mynameiscarey there is no SA that is Xeno
It's amazing to learn that Nigeria knows a lot about us. This shows that we are one people and should love each other as one
True
Did she just say the ladies are nice and the man are lazy?💔😭😔😂
@@ncedolwethusobekwa1730"Experience teaches us that the world is not a nursery." Eish Mfethu
They know nothing!!!
@@motionenergy808 your dad sells drugs i'm sure
As a South African woman I am pleased and we love you Nigeria and I love Africa
Love y’all too ❤️❤️💯
Love u too
Much love from SA 🇿🇦 😀 when South Africa and Nigeria collaborate it's always a good vibe, not forgeting other African countries as well.
No its not, stop it
@@lozi4163 Support your statement coz what you wrote sounds foolish
One love ❤️
United we STAND. ONE LOVE
@@skatiemasango5197 very foolish ooo. Let him go listen to davido/focalistic that reintroduced amapiano.
Nigerians will always have something good or positive to say about other countries even though negative comment are said about them (us) we move
Oneness ☝🏾one love one Africa
Striking
Even though I like that mindset, something has to give.
There's no smoke without fire though,let's not play victim let's speak facts and reality
@@blackkonnexion A certain percentage of South African men are threatened by other African countries especially Nigerians claiming we are dealing in drugs and doing all sort .... That's the true you want and you scared that your women love our men because we treat them well
As a South African It's amazing to see how all these people from this video look like South Africans until they speak. It's really true that Africans are the same.. we just have to put aside our differences and enjoy each others company. Also Nigerian ladies👌🏾🔥🔥🔥 beautiful.
I don’t think they do South Africans have distinct eyes lips and head shape that separate them from west Africans I can always tell if someone is from South Africa or west Africa just by looking at them
As a South African .. I am really jealous of how you guys have the potential to own all your economy. And it's going to become the best in Africa if not the world.
You guys will become the best.
Amen.
Do you even read on African economy? This is economic illiteracy. Nigeria is full of multinational corporations, that alone is far from owning their economy. MTN alone contributes 13.5% of their GDP and SA has more than 120 companies there. Please read more on the continental economy and stop being delusional
@@lozi4163 I doubt he/she does. Lmao
@@treasurenqobilesmith7667 how sad, most African foreigners have invested in coming to SA and lie to our local people about their countries. Is funny how people still believe this things at this age of information
did you say MTN accounts for 13% of our GDP you must be kidding right?
This warmed up my heart 🇿🇦❤🇳🇬❤ We are Africa, we are One! 🖤
@@motionenergy808 your ignorance is cringeworthy.
Misinformation about other people is the root of hatred ang dislike, We got to love each each other as Africans
I really loved this video, I wish we would have more dialogues like this that draws us together as Africans. Much Love from South Africa.
Same here … we need more positivity like this … we’re one ❤️
We really are🤝
@@motionenergy808 Nigeria has a better economy than you baba rest. We have bad leaders keep your killing culture nobody cares. Soon the bad leaders will all be dead and in 20years you might be no more but if you still alive remember someone on the internet told you so it would be better
@@motionenergy808 yikes
I'm from South Africa and I believe Nigerians are more African than us😂🔥
Nah,I don’t think so
No we are both 100% African. Whether coloured, Zulu, Igbo, Hausa, fualni. We are all African. Even thru colonization we managed to keep our languages cultures relatively intact and created great things for the world music, inventions, talent
I love Africa! Let’s not have issues,I am a Nigerian and I love South Africans and other Africans as well ❤️
I’m here to tell y’all that SOUTH AFRICA and its people HAVE no beef with other Africans. We (all of us Africans: pigmented, melanin rich people, black) have allowed enemies to decide for us and they have succeeded in their mission. I love y’all my brothers and sisters.
Thank you for watching,well said
Love this response 👏 👌
@@ConnectsLogTv which part of Nigeria are shooting at? I'd love to visit
Nothing but the truth. We truly love everyone. The problem is the external forces.
@K okay ❤️
We love Nigerian’s too. Very hard working people. People who don’t wait for things to happen, they make them happen. I love all my Naija people. We are all not the same. There’s good and bad in everyone but I choose to focus on good things that people do than bad. We are all African after all. Let’s not be fooled by the borders that divide us. Let’s spread love and positivity. We are all beautiful and powerful. 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦. Love you Nigeria you beautiful with lots of Colour. Stay blessed and keep moving forward.
As Nigerian-Zambian person born and raised in South Africa it really saddens me about the xenophobia and afrophobia even though I may not be from any tribes of South Africa it doesn't make me feel like South Africa isn't my home it will always be my home and I have so many fond memories here plus in SA people are so kind compared to people overseas and majority of the South Africans I know are not xenophobic I thinks it more of stereotypes and the government propaganda contributing to xenophobia but I still love SA 🇿🇦🇿🇲🇳🇬💗
As a South African we love you our brother. Remember that those who make you feel unwelcome are a tiny minority. The majority of us love our african brothers and sisters.
@@africanandproud6792 Thank you so much I really appreciate it 💗
We appreciate people like you who see the truth and stand up on our behalf, because when we stand up on our own we feel that we're just being too defensive. This is how we build a greater Africa for all Africans, our enemies will always be our enemies, hence their mission to divide us and hasn't ended with the borders.
It's saddening (but also comforting) to know that I'm not the only Nigerian-Zambian person who has experienced this, and I was born and raised in Zimbabwe. Xenophobia is sad
@@motionenergy808 indeed you have every right to fight crime in your country. But at which point do you differentiate fighting crime and vigilantism/mob justice? At which point do you decide that fighting crime with crime is senseless? At which point do you decide that it is wrong to kill a licensed vendor from any part of Africa who is just selling shoes to make a living? Saying there is no such thing as xenophobia is a poor opinion, simply because it exists across the continent. It is highlighted specifically in South Africa because you and your countrymen sit and watch as your African brothers and sisters whether criminal or not are burnt alive in your country as if this is the middle ages
This guy from 05:35 made me so proud with his knowledge and talking about our music ❤
Most of us South Africans respect Nigerians for entrepreneur spirit and hustle mentality ...and of course high self-esteem .
Thank you
As long as they don't mess up with our country.
🙌🙌
@@Godislove1971 so true any foreigners must know that.
Yet South African companies dominate their country. the irony of making claims that lacks evidence
From a South African,thank you all..Whatever you think of us...God bless you all...One love🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦 And I'm one of those not so lazy ones....
Every race or country has lazy people let's stop entertaining the bull that South Africans are lazy.
Bless Oga! One love. We can rise as a continent.
Which SA is lazy? they need to point 1 out. With evidence...
Me being half Nigerian and half south African 🥰
I absolutely love the Nigerian accent 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂. Lord please I want to visit Nigeria 1 day
You should ☺️ you’re gonna love here and you’re visiting Lagos,get ready for traffic 🥴
It is unfortunate that Xenophobia happened. It still triggers me when I think about it as Sout African. But I can assure you that those who hate do not represent your brothers and sisters from the south. We love you all. Thank you for loving us in return. God bless you all.
We love South Africa 🇿🇦 still but we need to change the narrative, thats why we create videos like this… thank you for watching
I just saw a video of an African brother burnt alive in south african township because he doesnt have a passport ,lm still in shock
@@sharonmwale368 Yes those imagery are shocking. But I feel like we need to have a dialogue as Africans to discuss what leads South Africans to such lengths. Normally South Africans are not xenophobic.
@@makteko my brother,that man was a warranted criminal in terms of him committing crimes you in Nigeria wouldn't take lightly neither,do you think you would tolerate a rapist,a thief,or killer from another country into yours and allow him to do that?... Either way,we sort out our problems in our country and love and welcome all who stand to growing South Africa and the rest of Africa with us,there is always love. We will always love our brothers and sisters from across the continent,but we will not tolerate nonsense because we know in your country you wouldn't neither. Again I say WE LOVE AFRICANS AND AFRICA!
@@Sabata_Nchocho Yes I agree with you.
Being a South African, it's really nice to hear our brothers and sisters speaking so honestly and beautifully about the Mzansians ❤ we love you brothers and sisters 🤞
As a South African, I love how creative Nigerians are with the use of Words. Always so dramatic 😂 e.g. “I will destroy, deter and demolish you” 🤣.
Hahahaha, I didn't see this one coming ✋
See Vawulence everywhere. ooooo
As a South African, I thoroughly enjoyed this video. One Africa 🇿🇦
Well in south Africa we salute nigerian songs,movies and food..the most famous place we know is lagos ❤
This is great to hear and we not lazy, we just laid back. I also love Nigerian music and yol guys tradional atires. I've also learnt alot from the eco friendly real estate projects in Nigerian, its remarkable. I look forward to more colabs in the music industry and RIP to H.H.P
The guy with long-sleeve mustard (green-like) shirt is handsome. I like him💋😍.. ❤️ From 🇿🇦
One thing about Nigeria, I love their pepper soup and jollof rice! Their Music is also outstanding… It is just sad that our African leaders are failing us ordinary citizens ♥️☹️
💯🙏🏾
Your spitting facts
can somebody prepare the famous jollof rice, would love to dig in😊❤
I'm South African, I'd like to thank you for this video. I wish I could have a way of spreading it to TV stations in an effort to break down negative myths and beliefs about our fellow Africans amongst South Africans.
Im in Durban I understand Igbo &pidgin english a little.
I sing many of ur music ❤
Patoranking flavour Naira Marley Ckay Tekno and many more.
U guys are amazing I like everything about nigerians
As a South African if I was to be asked "what do I think about Nigerians" my answer will be = we are all Africans is see myself in them 🌍😍
We love you Nigeria. My pastor he is a Nigerian helped and employed more than 30 south African to start their own line business and to employ many to his online business. Love for you
I just want to let y’all know that Jesus Christ loves y’all and he’s coming soon
Thank you 🙏🏾 He loves us all
It's ALL LOVE FROM SOUTH AFRICA TO NIGERIA AND BEYOND!✊🏾❤️...🇿🇦🇳🇬🇿🇼🇿🇲🇺🇬🇹🇿🇹🇷🇸🇳🇨🇲🇱🇸🇬🇭
Same here
@@ConnectsLogTv blessings...✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
hearing our brothers and sisters saying so much positive things about us makes my heart melt.
we love you❤
can't wait for the time where all Africa will be united when the enemy can nolonger divide us❤❤❤
I feel like I'm not south african 🤣
Where's my big Nyash (back side)..
Thanks for the love ❤
We are very welcoming as South Africans. As long as when you come to South Ah you behave the same way we behave in Naija. The problem is when we react to nonsense, everybody calls us "Xenophobic".. We don't care about that label
Thank you for watching, let love lead …. Things can only get better
You hit the nail on
We will invade and take over. Coming soon, enjoy! By 2050 Nigeria will be 400 million, SA will be 60 million!😈
@@azaniashabari3891 who flees, do you know how many Nigerians reside in Nigeria and thrive? I hope Nigerians can "learn" to avoid your "heaven" of a country.
@@Isiejeme0829 i wish the same to avoid but 400 Nigerians a day apply for visas to South Africa this is what S.A. ambassador to Nigeria said on arise news, i really wish they can stop coming here but no they don't
one thing I realised is that standard of living has a great effect on perception, South Africans aren't lazy at least the ones who will spend years in schools understand that if a job doesn't come with a provident fund, medical aid, unemployment insurance etc. it isn't very valuable. for example laws in South Africa have even ensured that domestic workers have a right to basic benefits and if you come from a country where just having the job is a blessing its understandable how you could think that people who don't take it are lazy
Very good point we refuse to be exploited
The truth in this comment😢.
Well explained ❤️
Nailed it my brother!
Agreed!
Let's us unite Africans (ALKIBULAN) we're all brown brothers and sisters much love from South Africa # AZANIA
I am a South African and I haven't been in Nigeria but i love Nigeria and Nigerians with all my heart here in SA i only have nigerians and Zimbabwean friends 😍😍i just love they way they speak
We love you 😍
Coming from a south african lady we love you and cant wait to come to Nigeria soon
It's obvious.. Nigerians are more exposed and free minded and not stuck ups..
The media will make you think we hate each other. Very nice to hear positivity. Thanks Nigerians - from a South African
Nigerians always loving and caring towards us South Africans.
I will always love Nigerians. I don't care who says what. ❤❤🇿🇦
❤️💯 love y’all too.
My brothers and sisters from Nigeria 🇳🇬 thinks positive about South Africa 🇿🇦❤️ and I also think my Nigerian brothers and sisters are very nice and kind… The day we fully unite , Africa will never be stoppable, and that day is at hand … we are that generation to fulfill the unity … love from South Africa 🇿🇦
I love Nigerian music ♥️🔥. I am blown by the fact that they love our beats while we love theirs. Also they think south Africans sound funny, while the sound funny to us ♥️🔥...
I'm South African but I talk so much pidgin like it has taken that aura that I am from outside the country xem lol. I love the nigerian culture food and their music. The nigerian women can really clean up and are so good at taking good care of their skin etc. The nigerian men are another situation 😂😂😂😂 but I am really in love with the culture, food and music. Pidgin is just life xem if you don't get em just forger about em 😂😂😂😂
Wow you're amazing
Mandems at 6:15 that starts speaking about SA music had me the most excited!! I know just as much about Nigerian music as he does about SA music, if not more!! MUSIC UNITES!! 🇳🇬🇿🇦
I don't know where the idea that South African men are lazy came from. This country would not be functioning if we were lazy. Another thing I have noticed is that Nigerians look at the fact that South African women work as a negative. That actually says more about the Nigerian society than it does bout us. Naija government needs to put more women in the work place because that is good for society. SA women are CEOs of companies, catch up.
That’s why we create videos like this and you commenting to help change the narrative
I'm a woman in South Africa and our men are the driving force in our economy and that is why you all see all this infrastructures
@@lady-jn3mf thank you. Let them know. It's a complete lie.Also I think it's more of a societal issue. They see black women in SA being in control of companies an it's like a culture shock. I wonder about their own workforce. Whats really going on over there? Is it just men who work? Weird.
You have no clue if you think S. A has more working class / businesswomen than Nigeria. Research a little "proud one" so as not to come across as what you exhibit here.
@@Isiejeme0829 I'm not exhibiting anything. Get your women to work. It's very weird that you assume working south african women=lazy men..and yes I'm proud of my country. Thanks
I'm South African nd I love my brothers nd sisters from Nigeria ❤❤❤
I am a south african lady, thank so much guys, not all of us are xenophobic, i love you my brothers and sisters from africa our beautiful continent, you are amazing♥️♥️
I think it’s really sweet that most of them think South African women are really gorgeous and majority women in South Africa think the same of Nigerian women❤️
This!🥺
Thank you to see that people of Nigeria talk well about South Africa. We have the great music and economy in SA
Thank you for doing this. South Africans are nice and have lived with our African brothers and sisters since the 80s. We grew up with Ghanaians and Ugandans. I love learning about other cultures and making friends with good people. I loved in a complex in Johannesburg that had a Nigerian couple, the wife was one of the friendliest humans you can come across, she ran a cake baking business, next to her house was a Zambian lady married to a UK English man, next door was a Zulu/Cameroonean couple, they're like family to us. And there was an Ethiopian family too. Good people from anywhere get along and see each other's humanity.
Your experience are all have something to do with couples and intermarriage of different cultures 😜😜
I really hate the term "Xenophobia" because it honestly doesn't accurately define, capture or describe what's actually happening. It's misrepresenting the truth. Most South Africans don't have a problem with foreigners on the fundamental basis of the fact that they are foreign, we have a problem with the reasons behind why some foreigners come here, what they do when they get here and their treatment and attitude towards South Africans when they're here. If you come correctly and you benefit our society - there's no reason for us to have a problem with you. But if you come with sinister intentions and with a bad attitude towards us, we're going to have a problem with you. Some of the things foreigners do when they get here they will never do where they come from and South Africans will never do when they go to other countries. Qha!
You are so right, I also blame the media for the misrepresent.
It does capture what is happening in our country ...White foreigners are treated like diplomats of the highest order in this country as compared to our African brothers and sisters !!!!!
Let's be honest it's brutal how their treated here!!! Let's not try to sugar coat our country...If I was a foreigner I would rather suffer in my country than to move here!!!
You want to write a whole thesis justifying nonsense, When you are at the sharp end of the stick that's when you know the pain of xenophobia. You people are hateful and unnecessarily violent. Your government is a problem they don't teach you skills, then you want to take it out on innocent people
South Africans commit crimes outside also, don't be biased
All the women that are dropping like flies in your country, Are they being killed by foreigners or their violent boyfriends and husbands, All the corruption that is happening in your govt, is it being done by South Africans or foreigners, the CIT crimes and hit men, is it by foreigners or south Africans but never will you go out and provoke them or attack them like you do to foreigners. You make foreigners your scape goat for the lies that your govt fed you and the promises they fail to keep. Then you want to open that your mouth and say " you don't have a problem with us" please dont irritate me
As a South African I will tell you, we are very welcoming. The country as a whole is laid back. I think most African countries take advantage of that.
Let’s change the narrative, this is a social experiment video, where individuals can express them themselves same thing if you ask a South African, he or she might have a good or bad opinion or view about the other country … but that doesn’t mean the whole Nation have a negative view about South Africans or South Africa 🇿🇦 We love South Africa, still no matter what has happened in the past.
@@ConnectsLogTv never said the whole nation has a negative view about South Africa or South Africans... I should think I have a right to have an opinion, in a social video where brothers and sisters from another country share their opinion about mine. Fair enough?
Welcoming? Tell that to all the people you have attacked on previous years
@@obasiemeka5063 have you even been to South Africa or are you just blabbing?
@@obasiemeka5063 very welcoming hence people don't wanna leave despite "the attacks"
This girl says she loves our skin and here we are on the other side liking their skin. Am always asking what they eat
It’s all Love ❤️
Lazy is the label that was pinned on us after South Africans refused to work for peanuts in a country that was built on their backs and their ancestors' blood. I wish Nigerians would understand why it's as offensive an insult is it is calling other people by derogatory names.
Let’s change the narrative, this is a social experiment video, where individuals can express them themselves same thing if you ask a South African, he or she might have a good or bad opinion or view about the other country … but that doesn’t mean the whole Nation have a negative view about South Africans or South Africa 🇿🇦 We love South Africa, still no matter what has happened in the past.
they are like that .. very quick to talk such but forget they sell drugs here
You don't need t look far other than their country to see who is really lazy. 220million people still no toilets, no roads, no health care, 30million kids not going to school and terrorist's is the order of the day
First of Amanda you're beautiful..secondly are you married..and lastly I understand your point and totally agree with you but just like them we also have deragotory terms we use to label them which is not nice ....but that aside...Aiiii no umhle ..
@@MeMe-se8eo at least we dont label people and then run to their country in search for a better life. How can I be lazy but have higher standards of living than you? It doesn't make sense. On our side, when we say they are criminals, is not a made up thing I mean you only need to look at our prison stats
Proudly South African, i enjoyed this video. I appreciate the opinions of those who did their own research regardless of what they might have read or heard. South Africa is i great country, warm with ofcos beautiful ladies 😉😉... big nyash and all....lol
As South African I really enjoyed the video I love Nigerian people are having humanity but I know at whole Africa we are the ones who got a vibe🔥🔥🔥 South Africa 🇿🇦 ❤
🤣🤣🤣 vibe guys vibe whilst the Afrikaaners own everything
6:30. The guy really loves what he is talking about🙂shout out.
Our African brothers and sisters who says we are lazy they should also remember that SA was built by black South Africans and not by the so called hard working Nigerians, Zimbabweans ,Malawians etc..All those who claim to be hard working ppl dont have any noticeable achievement in their own countries.But anyways there's no greater blessing than being a South African in Africa thats why all foreigners are fighting for staying in SA but you will never find us fighting to stay in other ppl;s countries
Thank you for sharing, thats why we create videos like this to change the narrative
Yes sir this country was built off our backs
Spot on . And it still being upheld today and from your ancestors work in past.
@@freedom_is_gold6747 So much nonsense. Our leaders being exiled in Nigeria means what ? That we didn’t build South Africa?
@@africanandproud6792Nonsense is your firstname and BS is your lastname. first of all the guy was talking about the entire africa and foreginers not just Nigerians. Second of all i never wrote that South Africans didn't build SA, i wrote that other Africans did in fact help South Africa.
It is a documented fact that many citizens from Botswana, Lesotho and Swaziland and malawians were working in South African Mines and other sectors. So yes South africans built south africa up, did they do it alone? answer NO. However what you need to talk about is the black south africans that were helping the apartheid regime like Stella Sigcau, Ndaweni Mahlangu.
exactly not so much to say now haa?
Sooooo the take-away is nice country, good music, beautiful ladies with big bums. As a fellow South African woman with the aforementioned traits I have to say you guys got it spot on😊😊 We aren't in competition with anyone though, there are good and bad traits to every country but it's always great when we can celebrate each other. I'm a huge fan of Nigeria and hope to visit one day🤞🏾
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You can come visit and I’ll show you around
I m South African I really love how Nigerians are very nice welcoming and where ever u meet them in the world they will definitely help you
The only thing SAns want is for black people to come together and fight people who are selling drugs to young ones, so if we don't unite as blacks then how are we gonna fight the enemy, we love our African sisters and brothers but we need to fight those people who selling drugs, kidnapping young girls, we have to build Africa for the young ones for the next generation, that is all that we want from you. Thank you 🇿🇦🖤
Tell ur people not to buy drugs U people are more like drug addict don’t blame foreigners when u people Love drugs American take more drugs but don’t blame foreigner cuz they know they are drug addicts too
The best solution is for Africans to come together and fix their countries than running to SA
@@lozi4163 South Africa needs to fix its own country it’s the murder capital of Africa for a reason and it’s not cause of foreigners it’s because of wealth disparity South Africa has one of the most uneven wealth distribution in the world
@@GoldenBoyDims We are not a murder capital, 70% of countries in this world can't even produce stats, imagine if we were to give Nigeria our resources and systems to conduct stats, the world will be shocked
We love Nigeria 🇳🇬 love from South Africa 🇿🇦 Azania
Who are we exactly?? We love Nigeria you and whom?🤔🤔
@@sbusisomadlopha493 if you choose to hate doesn’t mean everyone does
@@tkid7725 blah blah whatever, the fact is that most of South Africans are xenophobic and they hate Nigerians most.
I'm a South African and I wish we could be more honest and loving like Nigerians also hardworking like Nigerians
🇿🇦🇿🇦We say one currency one Parliament and one president for Africa
I love my Nigerians❤️❤️❤️... Im South African
Wow, this is lovely… the Nigerian guys here would beg to differ but I’d love to visit Nigeria now! I feel like the women in Nigeria are thriving!
From the side of SA I live in, we live with Nigerians(and other African brothers and sisters) in harmony.
I was so scared to watch this video but I am pleasantly surprised because I love Nigerians
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Self hate is what is killing and dividing Africa today. I am South African and I love watching Yul edochie , clem ohameze, kenneth okonkwo's movies and listening to Wizkid ,Teni , Davido,Fela Kuti ! Don't get me started on jollof rice lol.
Africans Unite
Let love lead 🇳🇬🇿🇦❤️
Lol those are nigeria home videos like village films that is classified on any tribes in nigeria. The one you mentioned is from the igbo tribe movies, we have yoruba movies and hausa movies so they are not nollywood movies.. Nollywood can been seen big platforms like amazon prime, fz movies, netflix, and so on... They are the ones can be compared to hollywood movies so thats how nigeria movie industry is..... Nollywood represents the whole 250 ethnics groups in nigeria...
💗This is heart-warming... The dude that spoke about HHP😪🥺. God bless Dude.
And thanks for showing us love 💞 we love you guys it's tough love but it's love get in trouble and you will see and South Africa has you back guys I showed my friends this clip they love it- Bless
Nigeria seems lovely. I think it would be a beautiful place to visit
As a South African, I am dying at the fact that most answers are about our beautiful ladies yaaaaaaas 😂👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Lol they say we have big behinds, but its true we are curvaceous, just that all along I thought women from all over African are like that, it seems like we are leading
@@evidencesithole768 I love south African women. See yansh!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for the video. Videos like these are cool because they open a dialogue.
Keep up the good work man, love for all my brothers and sisters in naija🇳🇬 all the way from the South🇿🇦
I'm Nigerian and South African and I get alotta love from both Countries🙏❤