As the situation intensifies between foreign
nationals and locals in most parts of Gauteng,
Nigerians have launched a revolt against what is
being termed as xenophobic attacks, and are
calling on the infamous terrorist group, Boko
Haram, to “unleash revenge in South Africa.”

However the Popular Islamic Militant group, Boko Haram has replied through a YouTube video in which they
threatened to kill South Africans over the renewed
xenophobic attacks on Nigerians.
Islamic Militant group, Boko Haram has given the
South African government an ultimatum of 24 hours
to stop xenophobic attacks in the country unless
terror will be unleashed on their citizens based in
Nigeria, Chad, Niger and other surrounding
countries.
It appears the infamous terrorist group has listened
to the plea of Nigerians to avenge the death of their
fellow citizens and loss of their hard earned
livelihood.
According to Nigerian Watch reports, this warning
was contained in a brief YouTube video message.
The Islamic group also threatened to launch an
attack on South African embassies in the
aforementioned countries..

What fuelled the riots tsking place in gauteng, South africa
The protests we have seen this week are a
continuation of the violence that broke out in
Pretoria CBD last week, when taxi drivers took to
the streets, in reaction to the news of the death
of a fellow driver who was allegedly killed by
Nigerian drug dealers.
While the allegations surrounding the death of
the taxi driver are the subject of an ongoing
police investigation and have yet to be verified
by forensic evidence, locals took the fight to the
doorstep of foreign-owned shops across the
province, calling on them to leave the country.

Nigeria revolt: Foreign
nationals threaten to unleash
revenge in South Africa
In response to the targeted xenophobic violence,
the National Association of Nigerian Students
(NANS) called for the South African government
to either get a hold of the situation that’s been
taking place in Gauteng or deal with the
consequence of more than 120 South African
companies in Nigeria being forced to close up
shop.

Xenophobia #Hatfield #SouthAfrica

sabcnews #shutdownsouthafrica

SAShutdown #PretoriaCBD

JohannesburgCBD Ultimatum to SA

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— L E K A U (@lekau_101) September 3, 2019