Xenophobia: FG demands compensation for Nigerians’ abandoned businesses in South Africa

3 months ago 8

The Federal Government has vowed to press South Africa for compensation over businesses, vehicles and properties abandoned by Nigerians returning home under its voluntary evacuation programme.

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Xenophobia: FG demands compensation for Nigerians’ abandoned businesses in South Africa

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