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Xenophobia: Nigeria urges AU to take stronger action against South Africa

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Kashim Shettima at the 21st Extraordinary Session of the Assembly of the African Union [PHOTO CREDIT: Kashim Shettima]

Nigeria's president says enough is enough and demands urgent action to sustain Africa's solidarity and unity at the 21st Extraordinary AU Summit.

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