Many South Africans have come out on the street to beg Nigerians and other African nationals for forgiveness after the xenophobic attacks. They were
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188 Nigerians Back From South Africa
188 Nigerians who have been affected by xenophobic attach in South Africa have returned to Nigeria. The returnees were airlifted in Air Peace flight
Xenophobia: Buhari to assist South Africa deal with criminal Nigerians
Mr. Muhammadu Buhari, the Nigeria president has pledged to help South Africa deal with criminal Nigerians who are engaged in all forms of crimes
Xenophobia attack: Buhari delays South Africa visit till October
Mr. Muhammadu Buhari, the Nigeria president has delayed his visit to South Africa till October. The President say he will be visiting South Africa
Just in: Renewed violence, Angry South Africans carrying weapons ask all foreigners to leave
There is a renewed violence in South Africa as angry protesters are seen carrying weapons on the streets asking foreigners in the country to
South Africans Must Learn to Fight With Brains, Not Fists – Fabian Ali
No group of people reserves the monopoly of violence. The supply of violence is non-excludable to a country, non-rivalrous and with no threat of
South Africa Killings: The Dilemma of Reciprocity – Fatima Abdulkadir
There is loose cannon in the air, following a wild rage among Nigerians in their patriotic concerns over the killings of fellow countrymen in
Xenophobic Attack: What The World is Saying – Anurika Amadi
Pandemonium broke throughout the suburbs of Johannesburg in South African and other areas of the country on 1st September after a xenophobic attack was
Many Nigerians in South Africa have expired passports – Air Peace
Air line company that plans to airlift Nigerians from South Africa, Air Peace, has said many Nigerians in South Africa are parading expired International
South Africa Foreign Affairs Minister, Nigerians pushing drugs in our country
South Africa foreign affairs ministers, Naledi Pandor has said that many Nigerians in the country are pushing drugs. The minister made this known while