The Nigeria Union in South Africa on Wednesday said the country’s police has pledged to protect Nigerians and other foreign nationals from xenophobic attacks. The pledge followed the recent xenophobic
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Aminu Bashir Wali, minister of foreign affairs, has summoned for consultation, Nigeria’s senior diplomats on tour of duty in South Africa. According to a statement issued by the ministry on
The South African presidency and many of the nation’s stakeholders say they cannot guarantee an end to raging xenophobic attacks in the country. The country made this known after Jacob Zuma met with
The South African government has arrested over 300 persons linked to xenophobic attacks, and has promised to crack down on xenophobic violence within the country. According to Aljazeera, authorities said
President-elect Muhammadu Buhari says he is in full support of the steps taken so far by the Nigerian government to
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