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Xenophobic attacks: Reps reject calls to suspend ties with South Africa

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Sodiq Omolaoye
Xenophobic attacks: Reps reject calls to suspend ties with South Africa
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The Nigerian House of Representatives condemned xenophobic attacks against Nigerians in South Africa but voted against severing diplomatic ties. The government continues to facilitate the evacuation of citizens amid ongoing safety concerns.

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This highlights the delicate balance between protecting citizens abroad and maintaining essential diplomatic relations between two major African powers.

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Confidence: 85%

Balanced reporting on legislative actions and the government's response to a diplomatic crisis.

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