Buhari set to visit South Africa after Xenophobic attacks
The visit is Mr Buhari's first since the recent xenophobic attacks in South Africa, targetting foreigners.
The visit is Mr Buhari's first since the recent xenophobic attacks in South Africa, targetting foreigners.
Flights are to start "as soon as possible."
The latest returnees join the 178 Nigerians who also returned voluntarily from South Africa last week.
The House of Representatives thanked the Chairman of Air Peace for evacuating Nigerian victims of the xenophobic attacks in South ...
The court said that there are effective ways to discipline a child without needing to resort to corporal punishment.
The lawmakers want to commend the Air Peace chief for helping to evacuate stranded Nigerians from South Africa.
Mr Onyema had said that the refusal of South Africa to grant the permit made it impossible for the flight ...
The lawmakers are angry with the minister over his refusal to address them on the recent xenophobic attacks in Africa
The South African opposition leader has condemned the attacks on foreigners and asked his organisation to protect Nigerian citizens vulnerable ...
Nigerians make up a large number of African migrants in South Africa and were among the most hit by the ...
Some Nigerians were among foreign nationals recently attack in South Africa.
Mr Obasanjo urged countries whose citizens were affected in the xenophobic attacks in South Africa to seek redress at the ...
Nigeria's envoy says some returnees were interrogated by the immigration but the mission secured their release.
The Air Peace transported the first batch of 178 Nigerians back to Nigeria from South Africa on Wednesday.
A professor said Nigeria must abandon its “Father Christmas“ foreign policy.
PREMIUM TIMES learnt that initially, 313 Nigerians were expected but due to a delay in the process of checking in ...
“The first flight leaves by 09:00 hours this Wednesday with about 320 passengers and the second batch will leave on ...
The meeting urged South African President to offer a “sincere public apology to Nigeria and other countries affected by the ...
A Nigerian private airline, Air Peace, has volunteered to evacuate Nigerians willing to return from South Africa.
At least 16 suspects have been taken into custody following the violent marches across Johannesburg on Sunday.
Nigeria’s Consul General in Johannesburg, Godwin Adama, said this in a telephone interview
Both South African missions located in Abuja and Lagos were intact, an official said.
The two leaders are expected to meet in October.
Nigeria boycotted the WEF to protest xenophobic attacks against Nigerians and other Africans in South Africa.
The speaker of the House of Representatives speaks with State House correspondents after his meeting with President Buhari at the ...
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