Leaders of the Nigerian community in South Africa have reported that a total of 105 Nigerians have lost their lives in the country over the past seven years due to ongoing xenophobic attacks and violence directed at foreign nationals. This assertion was made in a joint statement released by the Nigerian Union South Africa (NUSA) and other community organizations. The statement highlights the persistent nature of these violent incidents and calls for increased protection and support for Nigerian citizens residing in South Africa. The community leaders are urging both the South African government and international bodies to take decisive action to address the issue of xenophobia.
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