@sir_tony510: Nigerian woman who left South Africa due to xenophobic experiences breaks down in tears as she recounts facing discrimination in the UK. According to her, being Nigerian has become a major obstacle in her daily life and job search. She claimed that several opportunities have slipped away because of her nationality, expressing frustration over what she describes as unfair treatment and repeated rejections from companies. "Being Nigerian is like a punishment, she lamented, emotionally describing the challenges she says she has faced despite relocating in search of a better life. #trending #viral #Nigeria #UK #USA

Khwezana :

Is this legit or for views no offense or anything 🥺, like just wondering

Chantele(aka tela.) :

its heart broken to see how many good people have to leave even thou they are immigrants

maHa :

we feel your pain mama

Seeker Of Light 🕯 :

happytshoahlang :

sorry

MELLOW🌹 :

Sorry Momy

Nandie :

My love in southafrica you are welcome with a passport 🫂 😢

lolokk247 :

I sorry 🥺

one by one :

come back with a passport 🇿🇦🇿🇦❤️🥺

nathi :

u welcome to be back . have a passport and will always be welcome in SA

buyiehendricks :

mxm

Simosenkosi Dlamini Dlamini :

Shame 😢😢

justme :

She was on a sponsorship visa which is strictly tied to a specific job so how has she been doing different work/jobs?!! Something not adding up here.

Makaveli01. :

@IShowForce

Lindrish :

Did she take the South African Xenophobia with her? Or what does she call the treatment she received in the UK?

8 :

drugs is the problem