Actor Charles Ndawurum has mocked South Africans after they crashed out of the World Cup last night

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Actor Charles Ndawurum has mocked South Africans after they crashed out of the World Cup last night.


The Bafana Bafana boys of South Africa were sent back home by Canada after 1 - 0 victory in knockout stage.

Like Charles, many Nigerians rejoiced over this win. There is no love lost between Nigerians and South Africa following the latter's recent anti-foreigners campaign that has seen over 400 Nigerians deported from the country.

Charles shared a video laughing at the South African team. He asked the footballers to go back to their jobs and women.

Watch the video he shared below

 

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