End Xenophobic Attacks, Take It Back Movement Tells Nigerian, South African Governments | Sahara Reporters

End XenophobicAttacks, Take It Back Movement Tells Nigerian, South African Governments | Sahara Reporters The group called for a partnership between Nigeria and South African authorities to end the killings. NigeriaGov READ MORE:

The Take It Back Movement has condemned the attack on Nigerians and other African migrants in South Africa.

The movement, in a statement by its Director of Media and Communications, Rachel Onamusi-Kpiasi, said the situation was totally unacceptable.

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