Xenophobic: Don’t forget what we did for you in 1994 - Ooni of Ife reminds South Africans - Daily Post Nigeria

Xenophobic: Don’t forget what we did for you in 1994 – Ooni of Ife reminds South Africans

The traditional ruler said this while reacting to the recent xenophobic attacks on Nigerians and other foreigners living in South Africa.

He also advised Nigerians alleged to have embarked on reprisal attacks on South African companies to stop forthwith and allow peace to reign.five Africans have been killed in attacks on foreigners in South Africa this week. “We must erase the ongoing xenophobic killings in Africa, we only have artificial boundaries. We are all the same. Whether Nigeria or South Africa.

“That development led to the late Nelson Mandela emerging as the first democratically elected president of South Africa.”

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