Sai Ishaya
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Malema is not a prophet; neither is he Nostradamus. It's only common sense that if you let the monster into the house thinking it'll only eat the guests, once it is hungry again, it's going to turn to the next best thing. An unfed mob is still hungry. If South Africa refuses to address the core issues causing its propensity for vigilantism and violence, it will eventually metamorphose into something that will devour its own citizens.
Sai Ishaya309,816 views • 21 days ago
Some Nigerians are using It as an opportunity to call out the Nigerian government, meanwhile the people they are "bantering" with are looking for blood. As if South Africa doesn't have problems. Have you ever seen them use anything Nigerians have said about them to introspect and call out their own government? 💀 I have said several times that Xenophobia is national policy is South Africa. The easiest way to rise politically is to align yourself with the anti-foreigner camp of the populace. Look at what happend with Chidimma? Everyone from their president, the opposition leader to major businessmen in SA chimed in because they knew it will please the mob. This is a country that killed one of the biggest South African musicians(Lucky Dube, Africa's best-selling reggae artist of all time) and when confronted in court, the carjackers said they thought he was Nigerian. The story now changed online from a carjacking and death of an icon to crime statistics and foreigners. Those are the people you are kiki-ing with and thinking they are playing with you 💀
Sai Ishaya27,132 views • 5 months ago
For context, during a 1957 high school debate in the USA, a white SA student was asked about her stance on segregation in the USA, the only student on the panel who called her out for her hypocrisy was the Nigerian, Boniface Offokaja(rose to bcm one of our greatest broadcasters).
Sai Ishaya43,265 views • 1 year ago
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