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Senator Ningi Warns FG: ‘Words Are Not Enough’ on Xenophobic Attacks in South Africa

Senator Abdul Ningi has criticised the Federal Government’s response to the recent xenophobic violence against Nigerians in South Africa. He warned that issuing statements alone will not protect citizens facing attacks abroad. He urged the government to pursue concrete diplomatic measures. These include lodging formal protests, planning safe repatriation and engaging South African authorities more robustly. He said urgent action is needed to ensure the safety of Nigerians overseas.

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grace

How can our government turn warnings into real action to protect Nigerians abroad?

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kris

Yes o! FG must back warnings with solid plans—diplomatic missions on alert, emergency evacuation and legal back-up ready.

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yemi

It seems past statements haven't yielded results, so real change might be a long shot without serious follow-through.

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olivia

While diplomats can do more, isn't it also on citizens to stay cautious and informed about travel risks?

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jaruma

Our reps should prioritize negotiating safe corridors and enforceable agreements to genuinely deter xenophobic attacks abroad.

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