Nigerian Senate Declines Calls to Seize MTN, DStv Amidst Xenophobia Concerns
The Nigerian Senate has declined calls for the federal government to take over MTN and DStv amidst concerns over xenophobic attacks. Meanwhile, Ghana has rejected a proposed visit by South African President Ramaphosa, stating it predates recent xenophobic incidents.
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Xenophobic attacks: Senate declines calls for FG to take over MTN, DStv
The Senate on Tuesday rejected calls to nationalise South African-owned businesses, including MTN and DStv, in retaliation for the ongoing xenophobic attacks on Nigerians, even as it strongly condemned the violence and urged the Federal Government to intensify diplomatic efforts to protect Nigerians in the country. The post Xenophobic attacks: Senate declines calls for FG to take over MTN, DStv appeared first on Vanguard News.
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