Xenophobia: What South Africans Are Saying About Nigerians

South African Government has assured that it will continue to collaborate with major stakeholders in Nigeria to find lasting solution to xenophobic attack of Nigerians in South Africa.

The South African High Commissioner to Nigeria, Lulu Mnguni, gave the assurance on Thursday in Abuja said: “South Africa cannot stay as an island; instead, it will continue to work toward peace building and integration.”

But the South Africa people are not ready to accommodate Nigerians, accusing them of drug peddling, prostitution and taking over employments in their land.

Former media aide to former President Goodluck Jonathan on Friday morning took out time on social media to caption some personal grievances and hate speech South Africans are directing on Nigerians living in their home country.

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