Xenophobia: Buhari Government speaks on South Africa closing embassy in Nigeria
The Nigerian Government on Thursday said it was not aware that the South African foreign missions in Nigeria has been shutdown.was reported to have said that the country had temporarily closed its embassy in Nigeria, adding that there was no plan by her country to pay compensation to those affected by the attacks.
The Minister insisted that the President Muhammadu Buhari administration must go ahead to press for compensation on the attacks and destruction of the businesses of Nigerians in South Africa. He explained that “inviting Nigeria’s High Commissioner to South Africa would help the Nigerian government get the necessary information on the recent attacks on Nigerians in South Africa.”
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