Xenophobia: Sanwo-Olu Warns Lagosians against Attacking South African Businesses via thisdaylive
Lagos state government has warned that it will deal ruthlessly with tremble makers bent on exploiting the ongoing xenophobic attacks on foreign nationals in South Africa to foment trouble in the state.
The Governor advised parents to warn their children against taking to violence, stressing that the full wrath of the law would be brought on anyone caught in reprisal against peace-loving foreigners and businesses in the state. “As a Government, we condemn the violence visited on innocent people by the hoodlums who attacked Shoprite and other business interests owned by South Africans in Lagos. We cannot attempt to find a solution to a criminality by committing criminality. This is not part of our values as Nigerians.
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