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Xenophobia: All Nigerians can’t leave S’Africa – Union

Punch Nigeria 31 minutes 1 mins read

The Nigerian Union in South Africa says it’s impossible for all Nigerians to leave amid renewed xenophobic attacks, noting many have settled for decades. Read More: https://punchng.com/xenophobia-all-nigerians-cant-leave-safrica-union/

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