South Africans went out to 'toi-toi' knowing they may not come back alive. Even now as South Africans we are not confident that it is safe to go out to protest but we have the attitude that though they may slay us they cannot finish us all. We are not afraid to die for our children. This battle is not for the weak
Fact save our future kids it is better we die than watching our kids suffering. Our parents and some of our brothers and sisters die for us to be living a better life one day. Nigerians they can stand together fight every Godamn police they can't arrest yall never fight .
During apartheid we were not allowed to protest but that wss the heat of our struggle. That didn't stop us from protesting. People were prepared to die, in 1976 high school students faced the army with stones and dustbin lids. So many people died for us to have the right to protest freely
Sister, that enabling environment to protest was not just handed to us because our government is kind. No, peoples lives ended for us to have the right to vote and protest. High school kids had their lives shortened during apartheid for protesting. But they didn’t stop. It was about fighting for future generations ❤
My dear, do you know how many people were unalived by the boers during our protests? Have you heard about the mass unaliving that happened in July 2021 in Durban. The unaliving was not about looting - no one was unalived by the police. They were unalived in residential areas in Phoenix, just driving theough to work and some lived there. Some were refused entry into wyte areas they lived in. None of those people have been arrested. If more people sacrifice, the government will soon have to listen. How many were unalived in Kenya? We stand in solidarity with the brother and applaud him for being the one. He must multiply, more Nigerians must go to jail till the government has no more space to put them in, and maybe finally they will catch a wake up and do the right thing.
Hi Olivia. The person who was in custody for 11 weeks should sue for unlawful arrest and detention. Why do Nigerians fear being killed in their own land yet when they are outside they fight with police officers of other countries? Seems the Nigerian government and police understand the behaviour of their population and put appropriate measures in place which other countries should also do. I expect anyone who was in jail to look malnourished and have lost weight because I don’t think they should be fed when there are people outside who looks worse than them
Good afternoon my dear beloved daughter❤. Am 63 yrs and I know what we past through for us to be were we are at as South Africans. It takes courage, determination to fight for your rights. As an elderly woman, I know what a prison cell looks like, I also know how it feels like to be in solitary confinement. There are many of us who are not even mentioned when mentioned or remembered, but we are greatful that our children and grand children and the generations to come, protest without being tortured or arrested. The freedom our children are enjoying came at a heavy price. Shalom.
Sis, our leaders "give" us nothing 🤦🏽♂️ unless we take to the streets - we get nothing. The enabling environment we have in South Africa didn't come from heaven 😖
Nigerian citizens have done more than enough to make their leaders accountatable, no matter we try the more they come for us. Not easy to be a Nigerian
@@ayogeorgehome7838 No They haven't yet. couple of months ago there was a protest but all is forgotten about now. There needs to be a serious outcry and followup.
@@ayogeorgehome7838 South Africa’s “fees must fall” leader Mcebo Dlamini and others are still being dragged in and out of court in relation to their role on protests organised by students to oppose the increase in university fees back in 2025 - 2017 close to a decade ago. They still remain in custody and face criminal charges of public violence, theft, malicious damage to property and assault - you name it. University students who by now could possibly be holding PhDs and contributing to the growth of South Africa's economy are spending their most productive years in police cells whilst criminals are roaming the streets. August 2024 has marked the twelfth anniversary of the Marikana massacre - where some 34 protesting miners were mowed down with machine guns live on national TV and despite efforts to secure justice and accountability for the families of the deceased miners, the South African government has yet to prosecute anyone for the events of 16 August 2012 and has refused to compensate some families for loss of support. As South Africans, we only have one country - we don't have a second option, we don't have another 1994 coming if we screw things up now and we don't have a neighbor doing far better than us and has an economy that can sustain us should we let things do go the dogs with hopes of emigrating there - we can't emigrate to Zimbabwe, Lesotho, Eswatini, etc.
@@ayogeorgehome7838you have excuses. How many police you have, versus the 200 million citizens. You can overpower them just like we did. You don't have it in you guys, no fighting gene. Big mouths yes but fighting spirit non existing. Even during colonialism you didn't fight but sold your people as slaves. Ningamagwala nje umthetho wenu. ❤❤❤❤❤Soweto
My sister, it wasn't always like this, there were no rights during the apartheid, but we protested, we were not only arrested but killed as well during those riots. I was 9 years old when I lost my friend, the right to protest is not given, but it is earned. So that is an excuse. Freedom doesn't come easy, it comes at a cost, a price which many Africans are not willing to pay. Most Nigerians rather claim to be travellers when actually they migrate to other countries.
@@cherishedoliviaTV Some will have to make the sacrifice, for the sake of their children. He is crying about eleven weeks, but the Palestinians get arrested for years, and come out looking like scarecrows, but look at them pressing on. The Nigerian government is your own people, way better than what the Pa-lest-inians are dealing with.
How long u gonna go on about apartheid.....tell the sister how u used to slaughter each other ifp v anc ....nothing to do with apartheid ...look at your people's behaviour ....85 ,murders a day .hundreds of kids and women raped daily..apartheid fault .....dont talk nonsense here .
In South Afria to protest legally you apply for a Section 4 Application in terms of GATHERINGS ACT to protest.When doing this the public and property and the Protesters are protected by the Law Enforcement agencies.SASREA ACT is to hold and Event to secure safety.
I have confidence in Nigerian women because they stand against what is not right in their country. I respect people like you Sister Olivia, Sister Chizy and also sister Glowria. I believe for Nigeria to be free it will take women to liberate that country from corruption and lawlessness because most Nigerian men chooses to sugarcoat the status of Nigeria and create an impression that Nigerians are victims of the world. May God be with these forthright women of Nigeria because through your resilience in standing for that which stands to benefit Nigeria looks set to materialise. I lay my hat off for all you patriotic Nigerian women and may God grant you immense strength to take the Goliath who is a corrupt repressive inhumane government.
Nigerian men are very good in lying about the status of government in Nigeria 🇳🇬. I don't know if that makes them feel better or what. They give more and settle for less and the interpretation of that is being cowardly and it's sad state of affairs indeed 😢
My sister we fought for the rights we have, people died...and that is why we hate it when people come to offer cheap labour here when we fought for a minimum wage to be implemented , then comes someone to basically take us back on what we fought for by offering cheap labour and then spitting on our faces calling us lazy and all sorts of names. It is in everyone's interest that Nigerians gain a backbone and fight their government for the same thing they go around demanding from foreign governments.
I am glad my sister there's people like you who are exposing in humanity happening in your country unlike those arrogant Nigerians pretending it's all rosey in Nigeria giant of Africa while it's a mess, keep exposing it my sister things will be better
My sister how will you feel the struggle of lack of electricity when your in SAns and your electricity is on everyday. How will you feel the struggle of bad roads when you use tar road in SAns everyday. Change comes with anger and frustration which you face everyday and it will take you to the streets to say enough is enough. The other thing is people back home must struggle for those who ran away must come back and enjoy. Which I think is not fair, how long are you going to runaway from your problems??? So is easier to be a slave in a foreign land then to fight for your rights in your country??? Woooow guys.
@@cherishedoliviaTV My point is there is call in your country that things are falling apart. Citizens must answer to the call and go back fix things. That's my point.
We go to protest for the government to breastfeed us we don't protest for our independence. If Nigeria had access to protest, they would have almost everything we don't have.
Olivia dear, we fought hard to have the enabling environment it took courage and decisiveness to achieve the platform of expressing ourselves. Nigeria can do the same, I did mention this before, nobody is going to do it for you, it is your responsibility as a Nigerian nation, to stand up for your rights in your country.
If you look at our history. Our people went to protest known they may not come back alive. Many were killed in the fight for our freedom. When you have a vision. You will face even Goliath ❤🇿🇦
The same youth was supposed to continue the protest for those who were arrested, that's how we do it here in South Africa e.g people were arrested in diepsloot and the committee continued until they were released.
Like we are saying, and still vehemently saying. There's only one way to change the face of the country, Nigerians shoul go back to face the evil system and deal with it, period. Running around the world, hoping things will be better oneday at home, it's like listening to a song for 100 times, hoping the lyrics will change oneday, very impossible. Until Nigerians face the fact that, things requires an action if you want change. Not blaiming other countries, insulting them, taljs things just to make feel, that will not make a difference back at home. That's my take. Love you, you are tyring to push very hard , your efforts to talk sense to your fellow brothers and Sisters are recommendable. May be Nigerians should Vote for you, and replace Terrable Pain. (T-Pain) ❤
@ Sabelokhozq4524 hi sabza, we Have lots of Nigerians at home, if we all go hope the country will not contain us😂😂 but people go home every now & then. I did not receive your email, are you on Instagram? Pls send me a Dm, thanks we Are having a live tomorrow right?
My beloved sister. Its true in SA we have rights, but those rights came at a painful heavy price. South Africans have always fought until their last breath, even during colonialism they fought, during apartheid they fought. Most of you know about 16 June 1976, my sister in 50's, 60's, 70's, 80's, until today SAns are still fighting. Most of your people belittle our struggle and reduce it, by saying all the negative things that they know nothing of. Im not saying we are perfect and yes theres a lot that still needs to be done. But our fight was not in vain, the fight for our rights truly paid off, and we will not allow no one to take it away from us. Our leaders know we are fighters and we always hold them accountable. All i can say what you see now, it is through the sacrifice that we did. Lives were lost, families were destroyed, communities were destroyed but, we soldiered on. We had slogans ie United we stand divided we fall, Forward Ever Backwards Never, An Injury To One Is An Injury To All, Each One Teach One etc. ❤❤❤❤❤Soweto
I think Nigerians has all it takes to bring back the glory of that country but unfortunately many has been enjoying outside there but I like your kind of encouragement you do to them so that one might work together to take out the corrupt government and live well because nothing is like home really. It is within my prayers that Africa will change one day to be where it suppose to be. Thank you sis Olivia we love you are the true African Queen from 🇿🇦🙏
People are mostly not safe if you protest.i remember during on protest in imo state a young boy was killed and nobody is talking about him again It's a pity..
Now I'm sure that Nigeria will be saved by its women. I have lustened to a lot of Nigerian sisters. They speak facts and a lot of sense compared to the males. Rise great sisters, you can save your country.
Go home how can things can change when you run away do you think our freedom was given on plate people died here look at our families no father's at it became normal
nigerinas must stop listening to that drama queen ajim. ajim is just giving you false hope, making you feel like giants while you are the opposite of giant.
@@cherishedoliviaTV Many, many, many nigerians listen to him. I have watched his videos and a LARGE MAJORITY of his supporters are nigerians and they follow him like a cult. They AGREE with EVERYTHING he says. I just saw another video on my news feed from him but I'm not going to watch it. I'm NOT watching his useless GOSSIP videos anymore. You CANNOT learn ANYTHING from that drama queen.
Why are you as Nigerians not protesting for this guy???? That is how you change things. In SA incidents of Injustice we fight. Don't Nigerians read the Bible that You must stand against Injustice!!
This is tinubu tactics to stay in power This is nothing my sister all Nigerians must unite and break this inhumane treatment this is not enough this must happen regularly so that the president must without opposition
I used to not understand why Nigerians travel or like you say japa a lot from their country. You made me understand why . I don't blame you people again at all . 🤷 Corruption and bad governance has rooted itself to o the core only God and a new government by young man and woman can rescue Nigeria maybe . 🇿🇦
You are wrong my sister, our political leaders don't allow us to protest, we have allowed ourselves to protest through the constitution. Our leaders know well what would befall them should they curtail our right to protest. Sweat and blood was paid to earn the right to express displeasure with governance and our leaders would not even dare touch that. If you notice, our people have been indicating for many years that they are tired of illegal immigrants and the legal ones who are harbouring the illegal ones, but the government did nothing. Elections came and went, and the people showed the ruling party, who is the real boss in a democratic state. Right now, the DA is using the little window they have in government to win the hearts of the people by decisively dealing with the issue of immigration, not that the people will be swayed, but we are grateful, nonetheless.
You are not talking from emotions but using facts and holding your stance. Truth and a fact Nigeria dont apply good practices on Human Rights in a recent ranking Nigeria was bottom of the list on the United Nations human rights score.
My beautiful sister you are not traveling but being a burden to the tax payers of the Countrys you claiming to be traveling to.thina sohleli la asinihluphi emazweni enu.change will happen when you all home united.not ranning and say travel.
Mydear, Who told you that migrants that don’t pay their taxes as well? 😅 my husband is a huge tax payer here in South Africa , you can’t image the amount he pays a tax.
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South Africans went out to 'toi-toi' knowing they may not come back alive. Even now as South Africans we are not confident that it is safe to go out to protest but we have the attitude that though they may slay us they cannot finish us all. We are not afraid to die for our children. This battle is not for the weak
Not for the he weak at all
True our motto was An injury to one is an injury to all… they won’t finish us all…
Fact save our future kids it is better we die than watching our kids suffering.
Our parents and some of our brothers and sisters die for us to be living a better life one day.
Nigerians they can stand together fight every Godamn police they can't arrest yall never fight .
During apartheid we were not allowed to protest but that wss the heat of our struggle. That didn't stop us from protesting. People were prepared to die, in 1976 high school students faced the army with stones and dustbin lids. So many people died for us to have the right to protest freely
Sister, that enabling environment to protest was not just handed to us because our government is kind. No, peoples lives ended for us to have the right to vote and protest. High school kids had their lives shortened during apartheid for protesting. But they didn’t stop. It was about fighting for future generations ❤
We remember Biafra Nigerian civil war!! Your right!!
My dear, do you know how many people were unalived by the boers during our protests?
Have you heard about the mass unaliving that happened in July 2021 in Durban. The unaliving was not about looting - no one was unalived by the police.
They were unalived in residential areas in Phoenix, just driving theough to work and some lived there. Some were refused entry into wyte areas they lived in. None of those people have been arrested.
If more people sacrifice, the government will soon have to listen. How many were unalived in Kenya?
We stand in solidarity with the brother and applaud him for being the one. He must multiply, more Nigerians must go to jail till the government has no more space to put them in, and maybe finally they will catch a wake up and do the right thing.
Hnmmmmm is scary to know that people have to loose people before things get better
Hi Olivia. The person who was in custody for 11 weeks should sue for unlawful arrest and detention. Why do Nigerians fear being killed in their own land yet when they are outside they fight with police officers of other countries? Seems the Nigerian government and police understand the behaviour of their population and put appropriate measures in place which other countries should also do. I expect anyone who was in jail to look malnourished and have lost weight because I don’t think they should be fed when there are people outside who looks worse than them
I don’t know if that lawsuit will hold
Water against the Nigerian government 😂😂😂
Good afternoon my dear beloved daughter❤. Am 63 yrs and I know what we past through for us to be were we are at as South Africans. It takes courage, determination to fight for your rights. As an elderly woman, I know what a prison cell looks like, I also know how it feels like to be in solitary confinement. There are many of us who are not even mentioned when mentioned or remembered, but we are greatful that our children and grand children and the generations to come, protest without being tortured or arrested. The freedom our children are enjoying came at a heavy price. Shalom.
Awww mama ❤️ your very correct! It comes with a high price honestly! Thanks mam appreciate you 🥰🥰
@@cherishedoliviaTV pleasure is all mine.
Learn to stand as one unit. No Ibo, hausa or yuroba etc. You are one. You fight as one.
South Africa and Kenya has showed you its time you do it.
Sis, our leaders "give" us nothing 🤦🏽♂️ unless we take to the streets - we get nothing. The enabling environment we have in South Africa didn't come from heaven 😖
Nigerian citizens have done more than enough to make their leaders accountatable, no matter we try the more they come for us.
Not easy to be a Nigerian
@@ayogeorgehome7838 No They haven't yet. couple of months ago there was a protest but all is forgotten about now. There needs to be a serious outcry and followup.
@@ayogeorgehome7838 South Africa’s “fees must fall” leader Mcebo Dlamini and others are still being dragged in and out of court in relation to their role on protests organised by students to oppose the increase in university fees back in 2025 - 2017 close to a decade ago. They still remain in custody and face criminal charges of public violence, theft, malicious damage to property and assault - you name it. University students who by now could possibly be holding PhDs and contributing to the growth of South Africa's economy are spending their most productive years in police cells whilst criminals are roaming the streets.
August 2024 has marked the twelfth anniversary of the Marikana massacre - where some 34 protesting miners were mowed down with machine guns live on national TV and despite efforts to secure justice and accountability for the families of the deceased miners, the South African government has yet to prosecute anyone for the events of 16 August 2012 and has refused to compensate some families for loss of support.
As South Africans, we only have one country - we don't have a second option, we don't have another 1994 coming if we screw things up now and we don't have a neighbor doing far better than us and has an economy that can sustain us should we let things do go the dogs with hopes of emigrating there - we can't emigrate to Zimbabwe, Lesotho, Eswatini, etc.
@@ayogeorgehome7838you have excuses. How many police you have, versus the 200 million citizens. You can overpower them just like we did.
You don't have it in you guys, no fighting gene. Big mouths yes but fighting spirit non existing. Even during colonialism you didn't fight but sold your people as slaves. Ningamagwala nje umthetho wenu. ❤❤❤❤❤Soweto
@@ayogeorgehome7838you have the numbers. I used to believe in Nigerians now I'm just disappointed.
My sister, it wasn't always like this, there were no rights during the apartheid, but we protested, we were not only arrested but killed as well during those riots.
I was 9 years old when I lost my friend, the right to protest is not given, but it is earned. So that is an excuse. Freedom doesn't come easy, it comes at a cost, a price which many Africans are not willing to pay.
Most Nigerians rather claim to be travellers when actually they migrate to other countries.
We migrate that’s the truth but I don’t think is the issue !!
@@cherishedoliviaTV Some will have to make the sacrifice, for the sake of their children.
He is crying about eleven weeks, but the Palestinians get arrested for years, and come out looking like scarecrows, but look at them pressing on. The Nigerian government is your own people, way better than what the Pa-lest-inians are dealing with.
Your correct actually mydear
How long u gonna go on about apartheid.....tell the sister how u used to slaughter each other ifp v anc ....nothing to do with apartheid ...look at your people's behaviour ....85 ,murders a day .hundreds of kids and women raped daily..apartheid fault .....dont talk nonsense here .
They are not in unity...There is a saying in SA..an injury to one is an injury to all..They must fight in same spirit..not be bribed/rice
During apartheid we were not allowed to protests, but we fought with stones and petrol.
In South Afria to protest legally you apply for a Section 4 Application in terms of GATHERINGS ACT to protest.When doing this the public and property and the Protesters are protected by the Law Enforcement agencies.SASREA ACT is to hold and Event to secure safety.
The way we so fed up with criminals, we dont even want to see them breathe. Can they be imprisoned in Nigeria .
I have confidence in Nigerian women because they stand against what is not right in their country. I respect people like you Sister Olivia, Sister Chizy and also sister Glowria. I believe for Nigeria to be free it will take women to liberate that country from corruption and lawlessness because most Nigerian men chooses to sugarcoat the status of Nigeria and create an impression that Nigerians are victims of the world. May God be with these forthright women of Nigeria because through your resilience in standing for that which stands to benefit Nigeria looks set to materialise. I lay my hat off for all you patriotic Nigerian women and may God grant you immense strength to take the Goliath who is a corrupt repressive inhumane government.
Because we want the country to be better
Nigerian men are very good in lying about the status of government in Nigeria 🇳🇬.
I don't know if that makes them feel better or what.
They give more and settle for less and the interpretation of that is being cowardly and it's sad state of affairs indeed 😢
Stop waiting for your men. Women can also stand. Peaceful protests are possible.
My sister we fought for the rights we have, people died...and that is why we hate it when people come to offer cheap labour here when we fought for a minimum wage to be implemented , then comes someone to basically take us back on what we fought for by offering cheap labour and then spitting on our faces calling us lazy and all sorts of names.
It is in everyone's interest that Nigerians gain a backbone and fight their government for the same thing they go around demanding from foreign governments.
It’s in everyone interest oo! Honestly
I am glad my sister there's people like you who are exposing in humanity happening in your country unlike those arrogant Nigerians pretending it's all rosey in Nigeria giant of Africa while it's a mess, keep exposing it my sister things will be better
You're truly a kind woman ✨️ 💛
Thank you so much mydear, am simply being human, it’s so sad 😭
My sister how will you feel the struggle of lack of electricity when your in SAns and your electricity is on everyday. How will you feel the struggle of bad roads when you use tar road in SAns everyday. Change comes with anger and frustration which you face everyday and it will take you to the streets to say enough is enough. The other thing is people back home must struggle for those who ran away must come back and enjoy. Which I think is not fair, how long are you going to runaway from your problems??? So is easier to be a slave in a foreign land then to fight for your rights in your country??? Woooow guys.
Ok, what’s your point mydear?
@@cherishedoliviaTV My point is there is call in your country that things are falling apart. Citizens must answer to the call and go back fix things. That's my point.
You look beautiful, the make up is on point too. South African vs Nigeria both have diffrent strugles. Nobody is perfect
We go to protest for the government to breastfeed us we don't protest for our independence. If Nigeria had access to protest, they would have almost everything we don't have.
Olivia dear, we fought hard to have the enabling environment it took courage and decisiveness to achieve the platform of expressing ourselves. Nigeria can do the same, I did mention this before, nobody is going to do it for you, it is your responsibility as a Nigerian nation, to stand up for your rights in your country.
Many lives were lost some jailed for years for this freedom
If you look at our history. Our people went to protest known they may not come back alive. Many were killed in the fight for our freedom. When you have a vision. You will face even Goliath ❤🇿🇦
The same youth was supposed to continue the protest for those who were arrested, that's how we do it here in South Africa e.g people were arrested in diepsloot and the committee continued until they were released.
They do oo!! But Eish!! It’s difficult
Like we are saying, and still vehemently saying. There's only one way to change the face of the country, Nigerians shoul go back to face the evil system and deal with it, period. Running around the world, hoping things will be better oneday at home, it's like listening to a song for 100 times, hoping the lyrics will change oneday, very impossible. Until Nigerians face the fact that, things requires an action if you want change. Not blaiming other countries, insulting them, taljs things just to make feel, that will not make a difference back at home.
That's my take. Love you, you are tyring to push very hard , your efforts to talk sense to your fellow brothers and Sisters are recommendable. May be Nigerians should Vote for you, and replace Terrable Pain. (T-Pain) ❤
@ Sabelokhozq4524 hi sabza, we
Have lots of Nigerians at home, if we all go hope the country will not contain us😂😂 but people go home every now & then.
I did not receive your email, are you on Instagram? Pls send me a Dm, thanks we
Are having a live tomorrow right?
@ Cherished _olivia on IG
We fought for that enabling environment as well, it didn't just come from nowhere
Your correct 👍🏻
Hi there, hope all is well. Thanks for sharing
Thanks you so much 🙏🙏
My beloved sister. Its true in SA we have rights, but those rights came at a painful heavy price. South Africans have always fought until their last breath, even during colonialism they fought, during apartheid they fought. Most of you know about 16 June 1976, my sister in 50's, 60's, 70's, 80's, until today SAns are still fighting. Most of your people belittle our struggle and reduce it, by saying all the negative things that they know nothing of. Im not saying we are perfect and yes theres a lot that still needs to be done. But our fight was not in vain, the fight for our rights truly paid off, and we will not allow no one to take it away from us. Our leaders know we are fighters and we always hold them accountable. All i can say what you see now, it is through the sacrifice that we did. Lives were lost, families were destroyed, communities were destroyed but, we soldiered on. We had slogans ie United we stand divided we fall, Forward Ever Backwards Never, An Injury To One Is An Injury To All, Each One Teach One etc. ❤❤❤❤❤Soweto
I think Nigerians has all it takes to bring back the glory of that country but unfortunately many has been enjoying outside there but I like your kind of encouragement you do to them so that one might work together to take out the corrupt government and live well because nothing is like home really. It is within my prayers that Africa will change one day to be where it suppose to be. Thank you sis Olivia we love you are the true African Queen from 🇿🇦🙏
They do oo!! But they don’t want to
One thing I love about you, is giving an honest perspective. I truly appreciate your input
That’s you so much!! I have to keep saying my truth
So true my sister but the truth is always sour to some people
People are mostly not safe if you protest.i remember during on protest in imo state a young boy was killed and nobody is talking about him again
It's a pity..
Many teenagers died on June 16 1976 in South Africa. Freedom is handed to you fight for it.
Our country needs healing ❤️🩹
Now I'm sure that Nigeria will be saved by its women. I have lustened to a lot of Nigerian sisters. They speak facts and a lot of sense compared to the males. Rise great sisters, you can save your country.
Mydear, I pray & wish we can 🙏🙏🥲
Just watch what Mozambicans are doing to fix their country, Aluta continua!
Yes I watched it too at BBC
Nigerian have voiced individually. Sadly😢
Go home how can things can change when you run away do you think our freedom was given on plate people died here look at our families no father's at it became normal
Wao they really dealt with him.this is so sad..
Your hair is nice
in just 11 weeks....they don't eat in Jail? 😮😮😮😮
nigerinas must stop listening to that drama queen ajim. ajim is just giving you false hope, making you feel like giants while you are the opposite of giant.
He is not Nigerian, so we don’t listen 😀
@@cherishedoliviaTV Many, many, many nigerians listen to him. I have watched his videos and a LARGE MAJORITY of his supporters are nigerians and they follow him like a cult. They AGREE with EVERYTHING he says. I just saw another video on my news feed from him but I'm not going to watch it. I'm NOT watching his useless GOSSIP videos anymore. You CANNOT learn ANYTHING from that drama queen.
First to comment 😀... Awusemhle mama🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💯😍♥️
Yes oo 😂😂🙌🙌🙌
We love you sister ❤
Thank you so much 🙏
Why are you as Nigerians not protesting for this guy???? That is how you change things. In SA incidents of Injustice we fight. Don't Nigerians read the Bible that You must stand against Injustice!!
Some people are protesting oo!! Mydear, just that the leaders are not listening
@@cherishedoliviaTVYes Nigerians must press on until the police who arrested him are arrested.
Abeg everything needs to be fixed in nigeria. .
Everything honestly!!
My sister your absolutely correct, Nigeria is lawless.
Lawless to a very reasonable extent honestly!!☺️
It’s well with Nigeria & Nigerians 😅🙏🙏🙏
Amen 🙏
This is tinubu tactics to stay in power This is nothing my sister all Nigerians must unite and break this inhumane treatment this is not enough this must happen regularly so that the president must without opposition
I used to not understand why Nigerians travel or like you say japa a lot from their country. You made me understand why . I don't blame you people again at all . 🤷 Corruption and bad governance has rooted itself to o the core only God and a new government by young man and woman can rescue Nigeria maybe . 🇿🇦
Why they not fighting for their country& wherever they go they misbehaving
Olivia, that is shocking. Thank you for posting these things. I had no idea that is how the authorities treat their citizens in Nigeria.
Very shocking, I know 🥹
Eish, askies, let's hope speaking out will change the minds of others.
Wow Liv it looks like your government is trying to call you📱📲
You are wrong my sister, our political leaders don't allow us to protest, we have allowed ourselves to protest through the constitution. Our leaders know well what would befall them should they curtail our right to protest. Sweat and blood was paid to earn the right to express displeasure with governance and our leaders would not even dare touch that. If you notice, our people have been indicating for many years that they are tired of illegal immigrants and the legal ones who are harbouring the illegal ones, but the government did nothing. Elections came and went, and the people showed the ruling party, who is the real boss in a democratic state. Right now, the DA is using the little window they have in government to win the hearts of the people by decisively dealing with the issue of immigration, not that the people will be swayed, but we are grateful, nonetheless.
Well your very correct!!
Awusemhle sesi!Africa unite!
They choose be birds
Looks like you are happy about what the guy went through
You must be silly!! Keyboard warrior 🥹
You are not talking from emotions but using facts and holding your stance. Truth and a fact Nigeria dont apply good practices on Human Rights in a recent ranking Nigeria was bottom of the list on the United Nations human rights score.
My beautiful sister you are not traveling but being a burden to the tax payers of the Countrys you claiming to be traveling to.thina sohleli la asinihluphi emazweni enu.change will happen when you all home united.not ranning and say travel.
Mydear, Who told you that migrants that don’t pay their taxes as well? 😅 my husband is a huge tax payer here in South Africa , you can’t image the amount he pays a tax.
Igbo woman!
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