I have watched with absolute horror the videos coming out of South Africa showing shameful and shameless xenophobic attacks by some South Africans on Nigerians and people of other nations as well as their business. This is extremely reprehensible. What is even more reprehensible is the unfortunate attitude or comments of a top South African government official, Bongani Mkongi, the Deputy Police Minister, giving the impression the attacks are backed by government albeit tacitly.
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