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    Nigeria summons South African ambassador over xenophobic attacks

    Prima NewsBy Prima NewsMay 3, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    Nigeria’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu, has summoned South Africa’s High Commissioner to Nigeria over xenophobic attacks in South Africa.

    In a statement shared on X, the spokesperson of Nigeria’s foriegn affairs ministry, Kimiebi Ebienfa, said the meeting will hold on Monday, 4th of May.

    Mr Ebienfa said the objective of the meeting is to “formally convey the Nigerian Government’s profound concern” of the “mistreatment of Nigerian citizens and their businesses” in recent protests by some South Africans.

    READ ALSO: Xenophobia: Two Nigerians killed in South Africa

    PREMIUM TIMES reported the violent protests in parts of South Africa targeting African migrants, including Nigerians.

    In his stafement, Mr Ebienfa said the foreign affairs ministry is aware of the “growing discontent” among Nigerians of the South African attacks.

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