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The Guardian Nigeria News·3 min read·medium

After evacuation, Nigerians left in S'Africa resort to self-defence

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Joel Oladele
After evacuation, Nigerians left in S'Africa resort to self-defence
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Nigerians remaining in South Africa have begun arming themselves for self-defense amid rising xenophobic tensions. This follows a voluntary evacuation program that has already returned over 600 citizens to Nigeria.

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The situation underscores the ongoing diplomatic and security challenges regarding migration and xenophobia in South Africa.

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The framing focuses on the vulnerability of migrants and the failure of regional security, which is a common perspective in human-rights-focused reporting.

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