Many foreigners, especially of African origin, have become puck targets for randy south africans on a **** of violence and mayhem. Thee xenophobic attacks may have sinister backing from top hierarchy I government that have been recorded on camera siding what could be termed 'foreign cleansing'.
Nigerians are top on the list of targets because they've been accused of snatching girlfriends to stealing business opportunities. Also, they have accussed nigerians of runing the largest drug cartel in their country.

But in a show of nonchalance, the federal government of nigeria has pretended not to have heard or seen the agonising, horrific & bloodcurdling jungle justice meted out on nigerians & nigerian-owned businesses.

It's sad that Nigerians are killed at home and abroad like inconsequential breathing apparatuses. SADLY SHAMEFUL.

In Nigeria, the 'ember months have a string significance. It's when some people begin to hurry their hustle in preparation for the last month of the year when they travel to the countryside to show off their acquisitions.
For others, they go off on fervent prayers to forestall the terrible things that come with the last four months of the year. INTENSE.

Eighty Nigerians on fraud charges in America. Twenty-three Nigerians facing beheading in Saudi Arabia for drug peddling.
Ominous clouds hanging over Nigeria's image abroad - not as though it rained anything positive over there but these recent numbers raise a number of concerns about the image of Nigerians among comity of nations. SHAME.

A child was flogged to death by one of her parents. As it was confirmed dead by doctors, the mother took off with the corpse.

No one knows the whereabouts of the body not the parents, just documentary photographs showing the dead little ******* an examination table with her back torn to shreds by strokes of cane.

What kind of monster would do that to an innocent child? What crueller beast would take the body away without pressing for justice?

Only in Nigeria. SHAME.

A tragic day in Nigeria's history as mediocre government inaugurates a collection of buffoons as ministers for the next three-plus years.

Nigerians move to the streets in August 5 2019 in days of rage to force a revolutionary change in the way things have been. POWER OF THE PEOPLE.

Nigeria is blessed with many professors but cursed with so much backwardness. SHAME.

In Nigeria, the oppressed people woke up to need that the convener of a 'revolution now' movement symbolised by orange berets had been abducted by state forces. SHAME.