Moment a new xenophobic and Afrophobic group emerged in South Africa. The group has been going around apartment buildings demanding that foreign nationals leave, regardless of whether they are legally in the country. They confronted a white landlord and demanded that he hand over the foreigner living in his building, but he refused.
Lagos: A man has accused officers allegedly attached to the Festac Police Division of as$ault!ng him during a stop-and-search operation
According to his account, the officers stopped him and requested to search his bag. After finding nothing incr!m!nating, they allegedly ordered him to accompany them to the police station. He said he refused, insisting he had committed no offence
The man further claimed the officers were not properly dressed in police uniforms and arrived in an unregistered bus. He alleged that they then dragged him, attempted to force him into the vehicle, and that one of the officers struck him on the head with a gun before repeatedly as$ault!ng him
He called on @PoliceNG_CRU to investigate the inc!dent
Using this video as evidence, we, as human rights advocates, officially call on the Government of South Africa to investigate the individual shown for alleged violations of the law, including the harassment and intimidation of foreign nationals.
Tyla Ogun Kee YourMama, So You Dey Do World Tour To Nigeria Nai You Nor Condemn The Act Of Xenophobic AttackAgainst Nigeria And Other Africa Countries?
Tyla show in Nigeria;
"Personally, I don't support the xenophobic att@cks happening in South Africa, but we shouldn't punish Tyla for that. She's just a musician. If you don't want to attend her show, then it's up to Nigerians not to buy tickets."
— Oyemykke
I agree with Simon Kennedy. Tyla should not be allowed to perform in Nigeria at this time until she explicitly condemns what South Africans are doing to other Africans including Nigerians. South African govt has made zero arrests & the recent video where the South African police strangled a Nigerian to de@th further suggests that SA government is in support of the xenophobic attacks.