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  1. A bilateral meeting was held in Freetown regarding Afrophobic attacks in South Africa, leading to pledges of closer cooperation and placing the issue on the AU Summit agenda.
  2. Nigeria reaffirms commitment to ECOWAS Compact, while the government handles citizen evacuations, and Tinubu calls for condemnation of xenophobic attacks in South Africa.

Nigeria urged South Africa to prevent xenophobic attacks, and Tinubu ordered a meeting to address Afrophobic attacks.

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Nigeria urged South Africa to prevent xenophobic attacks, and Tinubu ordered a meeting to address Afrophobic attacks.

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NigeriaSouth AfricaBola Ahmed Tinubu

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  1. Nigerian government urges South Africa to end xenophobic attacks and directs institute to document historical support.1 source
  2. Nigerian government urges South Africa to curb xenophobia and Tinubu orders talks.1 source

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Nigeria reaffirms commitment to ECOWAS Compact, while the government handles citizen evacuations, and Tinubu calls for condemnation of xenophobic attacks in South Africa. All 1 developments

Within A bilateral meeting was held in Freetown regarding Afrophobic attacks in South Africa, leading to pledges of closer cooperation and placing the issue on the AU Summit agenda.

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