- A South African woman has defended the country’s anti-immigration protests, insisting they are driven by patriotism rather than xenophobia.
- Speaking during a protest against foreign African nationals, the woman rejected accusations of xenophobia and criticized Nigeria’s internal challenges while explaining her support for the demonstrations.
A South African woman has sparked widespread debate after defending ongoing anti-immigration protests, insisting that South Africans are not xenophobic but are instead protecting their country.
Speaking during a protest against foreign African nationals, the woman rejected accusations of xenophobia and criticized Nigeria’s internal challenges while explaining her support for the demonstrations.
According to her, South Africans are acting out of patriotism and a desire to preserve their country.
“They say we’re xenophobic. No, we’re not. We’re protecting our country. Nigerians have the audacity to tell us we’re xenophobic, yet their own country is falling apart while they’re busy slaugh7ering harmless kids. They are very useless and harsh when it comes to their own people. We’re patriotic. We don’t want our country to fall apart.”
Her remarks have since gone viral on social media, attracting mixed reactions from Nigerians.
@Oyinkee_
As a Nigerian I support her 100%!! Nigerians are too emotional, they will ignore the message and start attacking the messenger. APC must go.
@BlacboyBarnex
I totally agree with her as a Nigerian, we’ve failed as a country 💔
@MaaziMBA
Everyday Nigerians. Nigerians. Haba. Una no dey tire? Make una call Ghana 🇬🇭 too.
@Omo_Adesawe
We won’t forget what South Africa did to Nigerians living in South Africa. Nigeria will be great again and we will remind them of what they did.
@AkeemiZar
And that same woman will go and loot a Nigerian mama shop.
@Deftness_actpod
This one fit be slay queen during those times o.
@Dimeji__Lawal
If the issue is illegal immigration, address it through the law….not by targeting people because they’re foreigners.
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