Emeka Nweze
Following the recent attacks on Nigerians in South Africa by South African citizens, Africans have taken to twitter to criticize the despicable act, and have called for peace among Africans.
Despicable, senseless & inhumane. must condemned in the strongest terms possible @jumuiya @GovernmentZA @AfrikParliament @_AfricanUnion @NorwayAU @PGovUg @RwandaGov @NigeriaGov @Ghana @Parliament_Ug @StateHouseUg @UNHumanRights @NorwayAU @Pontifex @10DowningStreet #Xenophobia
— Ssegawa™ (@OneVoiceUG) September 2, 2019
South Africans attacking immigrants think they are being clever. But they should ask those of us who have had independence since the 1960s for our experience on how politicians manipulate their people into attacking 'enemies' when they have nothing else to offer.
— Ayo Sogunro (@ayosogunro) September 2, 2019
#Xenophobia
I remember back in 2014 or there about when #Xenophobia trended on @Twitter and sadly in 2019, it's trending again.
— 𝕁𝕦𝕟𝕖12_𝑩𝒂𝒃𝒚 🇳🇬 (@tountwiterati) September 2, 2019
#Xenophobia the only time lazy people who don’t want to find jobs work the hardest
— Judas Iscariot (@ujudas_iscariot) September 2, 2019
Imagine being an African ( Nigerian ) and still scared living in Africa because blacks hate blacks. #Xenophobia
— DREYLO (@RealDreylo) September 2, 2019
However you look at it, South Africa has been a huge disappointment. This crass #Xenophobia makes a mockery of blacks fighting against racism&all forms of segregation all over the world. If Africans cant accommodate Africans in Africa, why should anyone else accommodate Africans? pic.twitter.com/AjwyD5td6A
— Ayò-Bánkólé Akíntújoyè (@AyoBankole) September 2, 2019
who's gonna tell these beasts looting tax-paying citizens isn't going to revive their failing economy? 🥴 #Xenophobia
— ♡ (@somaalinimo) September 2, 2019
This is really not #Xenophobia it is more of an illiterate, hopeless and impoverished community who think everyone else is the cause of their misery other than themselves or their own. Wake up South Africa ! You cannot get to the top by bringing others down.#Xenophobia pic.twitter.com/glKmLSz82D
— Muriuki Kiana (@kianamuriuki) September 2, 2019
From 1960 to 1995 Nigeria donated over 61 million dollars to South Africa to fight apartheid.
— hype man 🌍 (@hypemanaz) September 2, 2019
All civil servants in Nigeria donated 2% of their salaries to help SA fight apartheid, #Xenophobia #XenophobicAttacks
And this is how yhu pay us back pic.twitter.com/xXviwCfyx6
#Xenophobia is trending in Nigeria, and the subject is the attitude of South Africans towards Nigerians, Zimbabweans and other Africans resident in South Africa.
— Onye Nkuzi (@cchukudebelu) September 2, 2019
The African Free Trade Zone has a long way to go. The "Davos Crowd" tends to ignore these critical issues.
This #Xenophobia attack on Nigerians in South Africa is saddening. Our brothers and sisters do not deserve this no matter what.
— Sally Suleiman (@is_salsu) September 2, 2019
Na wa oo….#Xenophobia! Nigerian car dealership at Elis park Johannesburg got burnt down pic.twitter.com/KWNwjYEkzp
— worldtrendgist (@naijaview4u) September 2, 2019
Wen u kill our brothers & sisters in ur country evry year wat happens wen other Africans decide to kill ur fellow South African brothers & sisters in other African countries.🤷🏽♂️They act as if they’re no SA businesses & South Africans in other African countries.Stop It!#Xenophobia pic.twitter.com/zW1jKJLeao
— Abonito (@dj_abonito) September 2, 2019
South Africans should realize that Nigerians in South Africa are their brothers. Most appalling is the fact that South African police supports these Criminals.
— 𝙲𝚎𝚛𝚝𝚒𝚏𝚒𝚎𝚍 𝚂𝚝𝚘𝚗𝚎𝚛 ◔_◔ 🍃💨 (@BlaQQie_420) September 2, 2019
If in the event Nigerians carry out reprisal attacks, South Africans have more to loose.#EnoughIsEnough
These South Africans could've simply say they are Hungry.#EnoughIsEnough #Xenophobia pic.twitter.com/k7Cjox1Mim
— Ezeugo ❄ © (@orlando_ezeugo) September 2, 2019
#Xenophobia attack didnt start overnight
— POMW ENTERTAINMENT (@POMWENT) September 2, 2019
It has been happening over the years
Why cnt our GOVT act? #EnoughIsEnough
revoke "South Africans" MTN, DSTV, SHOPRITE and co licenses to operate in Nigeria
I'm fvcking sure that will immediately arrest the leaders of South Africa
