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  1. Xenophobic protests and violence targeting foreigners broke out in Ghana and South Africa on May 28th.
  2. Xenophobic protests and violence targeting foreigners broke out in Ghana and South Africa on May 28th.
  3. South Africa's xenophobia persists because the government failed to operationalize the new law regarding hate crimes, which is currently stalled due to pending draft regulations.
  4. Nigerians abroad face xenophobic attacks, leading political figures like Peter Obi to criticize government support and seek improved relations.

Xenophobic tensions in South Africa force the repatriation of Nigerians.

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Xenophobic tensions in South Africa force the repatriation of Nigerians.

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  1. Nigerian citizens are facing xenophobic attacks in South Africa, leading to repatriation.1 source
  2. Xenophobic violence in South Africa is forcing Nigerian repatriation.1 source
  3. Nigerian government receives citizens evacuated from South Africa via Lagos airport.1 source
  4. Forced repatriation of Nigerians due to xenophobic tensions in South Africa.1 source

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