Xenophobia: Security expert advises Nigerian govt on steps to take against South Africa
ernment to come out of its alleged hypocrisy and tell Nigeria reasons for the alleged killing of Nigerians in the ongoing attacks.
He said, South Africa has more business interests in Nigeria than those of Nigerians, saying that Nigerian government should close down all businesses of South Africans immediately in retaliation. “South Africa government should explain to Nigeria government the killing of 120 Nigerians in the ongoing xenophobic attacks. If I am to advise, let all Nigerians leave South Africa and let Nigeria cut its ties with that country.”
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