Obasanjo, in a letter to the Leader of South-Africa’s Inkatha Freedom Party, Mangosuthu Buthelezi, said that such attitude would rather cripple investment in the country.
Obasanjo noted that Nigerians had played great roles in the liberation of different peoples in different parts of Africa, including fighting against the apartheid regime in South Africa. “This was experienced in South Africa in recent times and it shows either incompetence or collusion on the part of the police.
He advised South African government to send emissaries to the countries concerned to explain, apologise and agree on the way forward for mutual understanding, accommodation, reconciliation to promote brotherhood in Africa. “In the final analysis, if South- Africa fails to initiate appropriate and satisfactory steps to deal with the issues to pacify affected victims and work for reconciliation, the countries concerned should come together to table appropriate motions at the African Union level first and consider other measures if the situation is allowed to continue,” he said.
Aggg please 😂😂😂 stop lying we an African Giant!!
This is really sad.
Ag please
Lol
That's good for Nigeria as investors look for alternative country in the continent for FDI. But IPOB, Banditry, Kidnappers, Militias and Boko Haram insecurity uncheck by MBuhari will make the investor go away from Nigeria. FinMinNigeria and cenbank using VAT inplace of FDI 😂
Xenophobia will kill South Africa politically, economically, socially & morally. South Africa would become a pariah nation
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