Well it appears as if South Africa is increasingly being isolated after its citizens killed some Africans including Nigerians.Following the recent xenophobic attacks in South Africa, three countries have pulled out from this year’s World Economic Forum on Africa.The countries, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Rwanda and Malawi withdraw from the annual meeting of…… Continue reading Xenophobic Attacks: Congo, Rwanda and Malawi withdraw from WEF holding in South Africa
Month: September 2019
Approved Lagos State Schools Term Dates 2019/2020 (Academic Calendar)
If you are a parent, Guardian or student in Lagos, you will find the info below useful: 1ST TERM Resumption: Monday 9th September, 2019 First Half: 9th September – 25th October, 2019 Literacy: 25th September, 2019 World Teachers Day: 5th October, 2019 (Private Schools to ensure participation) World Girl Child Day: 11th October, 2019 Open…… Continue reading Approved Lagos State Schools Term Dates 2019/2020 (Academic Calendar)
Nigeria demands compensation from South Africa over xenophobic attacks
Nigeria has demanded two things from South Africa in the wake of killings of Nigerians there. The Nigerian government has made two major demands from South Africa in the aftermath of xenophobic attacks in the country. The businesses of many Nigerians in South Africa have been destroyed, looted or burnt in the past week since…… Continue reading Nigeria demands compensation from South Africa over xenophobic attacks
South African students stage protest against xenophobia
South African students have started responding to the dangerous xenophobia which has claimed lives already. Xenophobia—University of Pretoria students seen marching in protest against Xenophobic Attacks and violence currently going on in South Africa. The students in their numbers, marched against the attacks, called out the government for long lasting solution to the problem tearing…… Continue reading South African students stage protest against xenophobia
Xenophobia: Vengeful Nigerians loot South African clothing store
Hoodlums taking advantage of the ongoing outrage against the treatment of Nigerians in South Africa have looted an outlet of a major South African clothing retailer in Lagos. The Surulere, Lagos, store of clothing and accessories dealer, PEP, was looted by Nigerians on Tuesday evening. Videos and pictures of the looting were circulated by several…… Continue reading Xenophobia: Vengeful Nigerians loot South African clothing store