Zuma's statue: south African man mocks Nigerians, Nigerians fire back

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So a South African man, KE Sharp took to social media to make fun of Nigerians after Imo State Governor, Rochas Okorocha erected a statue of South African President, Jacob Zuma in Imo state.
The statue sparked outrage from Nigerians as they consider it to be a stupid act.
The act also generated outrage from South Africans as most of them despise their president.
Mr Sharp took to Twitter to share a picture of himself, then went on to shade Nigerians by suggesting his statue should be erected in Nigeria also.

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