A Nigerian group in South Africa has urged High-Commissioner-designate Femi Fani-Kayode to prioritize the welfare and protection of Nigerians residing in the country.

The Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission, Abike Dabiri-Erewa, has called on the Federal Government to demand compensation for Nigerians forced to abandon their jobs and businesses in South Africa.

Stranded Nigerians in South Africa have protested at the Nigerian High Commission over delays in their evacuation flights, seeking repatriation.

Nigeria's Federal Government is considering intervention from the African Union in response to xenophobic attacks on Nigerians in South Africa. Air Peace has also expressed concerns and supports the evacuation of Nigerians from the country.

An article explores the recurring xenophobic violence targeting Nigerians in South Africa, attributing it to economic frustration, social unrest, and diplomatic tensions.

The Igbo Union in South Africa has urged Nigerians living in the country to avoid high-risk areas due to rising tensions and reported xenophobic incidents. The advisory aims to ensure the safety of Nigerians in parts of South Africa.

South Africa has promised to crack down on xenophobic attacks following protests, while Nigeria's diaspora commission issued a safety alert to its citizens in the country. The incidents highlight ongoing concerns about violence against foreign nationals.

Femi Falana has called for economic measures against South African companies operating in Nigeria, citing recurring xenophobic attacks on Nigerians in South Africa.

Nigeria is weighing options for action against South African companies like MTN as xenophobic attacks targeting Nigerians in South Africa continue.

An analysis delves into the reasons behind xenophobic attacks on Nigerians in South Africa, referencing a recent spike in violence where two Nigerians were reportedly killed. The piece highlights comments from South African nationals on social media regarding these incidents.

The Nigerian government has issued a caution to its citizens residing in South Africa as xenophobic protests continue to spread. Diplomatic efforts are underway to address the situation.

Abia State has condemned the torture and killing of Mr. Ibe by South African police, demanding justice and raising concerns about the safety of Nigerians in South Africa amidst rising anti-migrant violence.

Eighteen first-term governors from Nigeria's ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) have unanimously condemned attacks on Nigerians in South Africa, issuing a communiqué after deliberations in Kebbi State.

Senator Oshiomhole suggests a new foreign policy approach for Nigeria, dubbed 'balance of madness,' to address persistent xenophobic attacks on Nigerians in South Africa.

The Nigerian government is preparing to evacuate over 742 of its citizens from South Africa before June 30, amidst unspecified concerns.

Academics express concern as reports indicate that xenophobic incidents in South Africa have resulted in the deaths of 105 Nigerian citizens over the past seven years.

Violence has erupted in KuGompo City, Eastern Cape, South Africa, following the purported coronation of a Nigerian national as king, prompting the Nigerian High Commission to advise its citizens to maintain a low profile.