Music executive and director Nota Baloyi. Image via Instagram @lavidanota
Nota encourages men to marry white, says black women are ‘security risks’
‘Engage with caution and from a distance. Siya Kolisi has peace of mind and that’s priceless,’ says Nota Baloyi about black women.
Music executive and director Nota Baloyi. Image via Instagram @lavidanota
Former entertainment manager Nota Baloyi is again catching smoke on social media over his latest controversial comments. Both women and men are coming for Baloyi who launched a direct attack on black women in a series of tweets on Wednesday evening this week.
According to Baloyi, the former manager of Ngud hitmaker Kwesta, black men should do themselves a favour and marry white women because black women are a “security risk”.
Nota Baloyi ruffles feathers after attacking black women in a tweet
Nota Baloyi is well known for causing controversy online and has been accused a number of times of saying just about anything to ruffle feathers.
His latest tweets may be a testament to that judging by how outrageous they are.
Taking to Twitter on 13 July this week, Baloyi slammed black women as “security risks”. According to him, black women refuse to grow up and constantly need fathering from their partners.
He then went on to commend South African rugby champion Siya Kolisi for marrying a white woman, Rachel Kolisi because now he has “peace of mind”.
“Black women are a security risk… Engage with caution & from a distance. Siya Kolisi has peace of mind & that’s priceless. We can’t be fathering adults in our youth. Black women want to be perpetual minors so find yourself a Rachel before it’s too late, failing which you suffer!” he wrote.
What does Mzansi think?
The post didn’t gain as much traction as Baloyi had hoped, but it definitely got some people talking.
Women, in particular, headed to the comment section to slam Nota. Here are some of their comments:
@njokeparys wrote:
“Why is it okay for Middle Eastern women and white women to want a life of leisure but when it comes to black women they’re met with such judgments?”
@tshepomatau wrote:
“Instead of offering solutions you kill the black family even further.. no wonder it didn’t work out with sis Berita how could you be with a black woman and then claim that they are a headache”
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