Xenophobia - Leave South Africa If You Feel Unsafe, FG Tells Nigerians
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allafrica.comXenophobia - Leave South Africa If You Feel Unsafe, FG Tells Nigeriansallafrica.com[Vanguard] The Federal Government has issued a fresh advisory to Nigerians living in South Africa, urging those who feel unsafe to take advantage of the remaining government-sponsored evacuation flights, with the final flight scheduled to arrive in the country on July 10.
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