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Xenophobia: What Buhari Said In South Africa

by Cami Ezenwa
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President Muhammadu  Buhari on Friday, October 4, met with Nigerians in the Diaspora in South Africa,

President Buhari urged them to always remember their country with skills, resources and talents, and work towards living decent and dignified lives that bring honour to their fatherland

The president described the attacks of foreign nationals in the country as embarrassment to the African continent.

According to him, “First, you are our Ambassadors and the face of our country to the world wherever you are. The world is therefore, watching you and would make judgments on Nigeria based on your comportment and actions.

Second, in whatever legitimate engagement you find yourself, you must strive to excel and be the best.

“Third, while you are out in the Diaspora, do not forget home. You represent some of the best human assets that Nigeria has. With your education and exposure to the world, you are at the cutting edge of technology.

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