#killings

Nigeria's Federal Government has issued a warning to South Africa regarding potential "tough action" if the attacks on Nigerians continue. The government is demanding investigations into recent killings involving Nigerian citizens, highlighting concerns over their safety in South Africa.

The Ochetoha K’Idoma Forum Worldwide has condemned the recent killings of Fulani leader Ardo Risku Mohammed and Mr. Yakubu Isah in the Ohimini local government area of Benue. This condemnation was expressed in a statement by the forum's president-general, Prof. Yakubu Ochefu, and secretary-general, Chief Paul Edeh, during a press release in Abuja on Saturday.

Nigeria has issued a stern warning to South Africa regarding the killings of its citizens, stating that 'all options remain on the table' if the 'uncultured and provocative trend of intolerance and apartheid-style behaviour of South Africa against foreigners' is not addressed, according to ThisDay Live.

According to the Social Justice Centre Working Group (SJCWG), Kenyans are being urged to participate in the Saba Saba march to honor victims of alleged abductions and killings. The event aims to remember those who have lost their lives or gone missing and to advocate for independent investigations into these cases.