Xenophobia: 83 Nigerians return from South Africa, FG says 90 killed since 2022
The minister also assured of Nigeria’s resolve to work with South Africa, the AU, ECOWAS and other partners to ensure African integration.
While acknowledging South Africa’s willingness to discuss push and pull factors, he insisted Nigeria’s priority attention must be given to the hate-driven violence and attacks causing anguish among African nationals.
READ ALSO: Liberia to accept 1,200 deportees from US “What Africa needs now is not mere tolerance, but belonging to a continent where a Nigerian in Johannesburg and a South African in Lagos are regarded first as Africans with equal dignity,” he said.
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