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The Guardian Nigeria News·3 min read·medium

Xenophobia: FG evacuates 1,490 Nigerians from South Africa in five phases

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Joel Oladele
Xenophobia: FG evacuates 1,490 Nigerians from South Africa in five phases
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The Nigerian government has completed the fifth phase of a voluntary evacuation program for citizens affected by xenophobic attacks in South Africa. A total of 1,490 Nigerians have been returned home through this humanitarian effort.

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This highlights the diplomatic and humanitarian response to regional security concerns and the protection of diaspora citizens.

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The Federal Government has completed the fifth phase of its voluntary evacuation of Nigerians affected by xenophobic attacks and related security concerns in South Africa, bringing the total number of citizens airlifted home to 1,490.

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The report focuses on government actions and logistics, though it uses the government's own framing of the 'Renewed Hope Agenda'.

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