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Nigerians resident in South Africa has been advised to avoid the Pretoria Central Business District until the Police authorities certify the area safe for foreign nationals.
NUSA’s warning came on a day South Africa President Cyril Ramaphosa said that his administration was upset about the protracted killings of Nigerians in the former apartheid enclave. According to him, the trend had necessitated the call for a meeting of the leaders of both countries on how to promptly nip the matter in the bud.
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