Xenophobia: Nigerians invade Shoprites outlet in Lagos, sing war songs [VIDEO] - Daily Post Nigeria

Xenophobia: Nigerians invade Shoprites outlet in Lagos, sings war songs

Some angry Nigerians on Tuesday invaded an outlet of Shoprite along Lekki-Epe expressway in Lagos State.

Men of the Nigeria Police Force, however, prevented the youths from breaking into the mall of South Africa-owned Shoprite.

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