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The attacks, intimidation, and forced relocation of Nigerians in South Africa have once again been forcefully denounced by the Federal Government, which has stated that it is taking the necessary action in response.
This was said by Amb. Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu, Minister of Foreign Affairs, in an interview with State House correspondents on Monday in Abuja.
The minister claims that given Nigeria’s longstanding support for South Africa’s anti-apartheid movement, many Nigerians are dissatisfied with how their countrymen are treated there.
Nigeria is unhappy since it made significant sacrifices to support South Africa’s independence movement.
“Nigeria committed resources and money. Many Nigerians actively backed the anti-apartheid struggle, and seats were set aside for South African students, she claimed.
Although any decision will be made at the highest level of government, Odumegwu-Ojukwu stated that the Federal Government has not ruled out any response, including potential retaliatory actions.
We are thinking about that circumstance. This is not off the table, but it is up to our lawmakers and the highest levels of government,” she stated.
Regarding the evacuation of impacted Nigerians, the minister stated that plans were in place to repatriate those who were prepared to go back.
She clarified that paperwork and other legalities were being completed, even though the airlift did not start on Monday as planned.
“The repatriation is scheduled.” She stated, “Mr. President has reaffirmed that the aircraft will travel to South Africa and that our citizens who are impacted will have the chance to return home.”
According to Odumegwu-Ojukwu, the number of Nigerians requesting evacuation is still increasing, and screening procedures involving South African and Nigerian authorities are still in progress.
She revealed that in order to coordinate aid for impacted residents, President Bola Tinubu has ordered the prompt creation of a crisis response unit at Nigeria’s embassy in Pretoria and its consulate in Johannesburg.
The minister insisted that many of the impacted Nigerians were lawful residents and company owners, rejecting allegations that they were illegal migrants.
She said that while some Nigerians experienced intimidation and insecurity, others had experienced attacks on their residences and companies.
“It is completely untrue to claim that Nigerians in South Africa conducting lawful business are illegal migrants,” she stated.
Odumegwu-Ojukwu continued by saying that the Federal Government had established strategies to assist and rehabilitate returnees in collaboration with the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) and other pertinent authorities.
“To ensure that those who return are properly rehabilitated, this evacuation is being carried out with NEMA and other government agencies,” she stated.
