Charging the ANC for Afrophobia and xenophobia, By Ahmed Aminu-Ramatu Yusuf
” The Movement for a Progressive Nigeria (MPN) and the Youth Solidarity on Southern Africa (YUSSA), to which I belonged and held leadership positions, saw the struggle against apartheid as Nigerian and, indeed, an African one.
The Movement for a Progressive Nigeria (MPN) and the Youth Solidarity on Southern Africa (YUSSA), to which I belonged and held leadership positions, saw the struggle against apartheid as Nigerian and, indeed, an African one.
Scholarships were provided for Black South African students to study in our universities and polytechnics… We, students, ensured that Nigeria became a home away from home for South African students by personally hosting them at our own expenses.
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