Xenophobia: Buhari told to consider military action against South Africa
The organization in a statement on Tuesday signed by its Director of Media and Publicity, O’Seun John, condemned the targeted harassment, killings and destruction of Nigerian business in South Africa allegedly aided by the South African government.
“In any country around the world, the deliberate targeting of citizens of another country and killing of same is a concise invitation to war. “The Nigerian Government should as a matter of urgency begin the process of nationalizing all assets and businesses of South African interest in the country.
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