A dramatic response has been given by the National Association of Nigerian Students following shocking attacks by South Africans on Nigerians in their country.
Students protesting Xenophobic attacks in South Africa (File photo)
The National Association of Nigerian Students on Thursday staged a protest at the South African High Commission in Abuja where they also burned the country’s national flag, reports Punch.
The students moved from the popular Unity Fountain to MTN office in Maitama and the Multi-Choice office located at the Central Business District to protest against the renewed xenophobic attacks on Nigerians in South Africa as they were led by their president, Aruna Kadiri.
The protesting students also issued a 48-hour ultimatum to the South African nationals to leave Nigeria.
They also urged the High Commission officials to cancel the dinner organised in honour of Regina Tambo, the co-founder of African National Congress Youth League.