The President of the Nigerian Union in South Africa, Ikechukwu Anyene, has urged the Federal Government to help halt the xenophobic attacks on Nigerians in that country.
Anyene who spoke from Pretoria, South Africa, said that the latest spate of xenophobic attacks began three weeks ago.
Anyene said that more than 800,000 Nigerians and others resident in some South African cities had gone into hiding to avoid being attacked by South Africans.
“The Nigerian government should urgently intervene and save our people from the attacks. They should prevail on the South African government to stop such attacks against Nigerians.
“It appears nothing is being …Read More
Source:: New Mail
