South African Police And Vigilante Invade Peterside Idah’s Church

Peterside Idah is a former Nigerian goalkeeper and media officer of the Super Eagles. He played for BBC Lions of Gboko and Enyimba football clubs in Nigeria and Temba Classic and Moroka Swallows in South Africa. He was called to the Super Eagles, but did not play any competitive match for the National team. He retired from football in 2002. He has worked as the media officer of the Super Eagles and an analyst on Super Sports Television since his retirement. He is the founding pastor of Christ Ambassadors Church based in Kempton Park, Johannesburg. He has lived in South Africa since 1999.

Operation Dudula is a South African vigilante group that seeks to expel immigrants (mostly black immigrants from other African countries) from South Africa. They believe that immigrants commit most of the crimes in South Africa and that they take economic opportunities from South Africans and therefore they must go back to their countries. Members of Operation Dudula have been known to invade shops and other businesses where they believe that immigrants are working. They say that small businesses should be reserved strictly for South Africans alone.

idah pee @IdahPeterside

Today police , Immegration and Ndudula came to our church saying they are here because they were told foreigners own this church, they broke our gate that they were looking for me . When we came out they shouted at us .unprintable words , but knowing am legal they left. ooh south

idah pee @IdahPeterside

They broke into our church looking for me .it’s now a sin to do well in a country you have leaved for 25 years. They said am a foreigner. when we came out the said bad words and left . South Africa more than 50 people.

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