Xenophobia: Banky W and other Nigerian celebrities express their grieviances

Following the continuous killings in South Africa, Nigerian celebrities express their grieviances through social media platforms as the unacceptable acts of South Africans is on the increase.

Richard Mofe-Damijo, an icon in the entertainment industry tweeted:

My name is Richard Mofe-Damijo and I condemn the attack on foreigners, especially Nigerians in South Africa. I demand that the government stop pussyfooting and kick into a tangible, measurable action to protect our brothers in diaspora #saynotoxenophobia.

@RMofeDamijo

This is not the South Africa that Mandela fought and sacrificed for, Banky W. exclaims.

Bankole Wellington, one of Nigeria's RnB musicians tweeted:

This is not the South Africa that alot of us have come to know and love. I just watched a video of a man burnt alive in front of a crowd. It's sick and heartbreaking. Hell must be empty because all the demons are here

@BankyW

Not until then, the Nigerian Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo tweeted, stating that all necessary actions will be taken for the protection of Nigerians everywhere in the world. He further stated:

we are currently in consultation with the South African government on the urgent need to put in place measures to end these acts of violence against our people.

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