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Human rights lawyer and lead counsel to the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Mr Ifeanyi Ejiofor, has called on the Nigerian Government to stop mouthing concern and take concrete steps to guarantee the safety of Nigerians living in South Africa.
Ejiofor in a statement on Saturday said Nigeria should vigorously pursue every legitimate diplomatic and legal avenue available to ensure that Nigerians living in South Africa are not harmed.
This follows xenophobic attacks on foreigners living in South Africa, which has seen several countries evacuating their citizens from the troubled country, while some lives have reportedly been lost.
He called on the federal government to demand credible investigations and prosecutions, to insist on concrete guarantees for the safety of Nigerians living in South Africa and to cooperate with regional and continental institutions to ensure that xenophobic violence becomes an accepted feature of African coexistence.
In his statement upon his release, he said, “The life of every Nigerian is invaluable. The blood of our citizens can never be cheaper than diplomatic courtesies.
“A sovereign state owes its citizens more than sympathy, it owes them protection and justice,” he said.
He observed that the recent diplomatic spat between Ghana and South Africa over the reported killing of Bashiru Isak, a Ghanaian national allegedly shot dead in Khayelitsha, Cape Town on June 30, 2026, provides a profound lesson in what responsive statecraft should look like.
The Government of Ghana, Ejiofor said, did not issue routine expressions of concern but unequivocally condemned the killing, describing it as part of the disturbing resurgence of xenophobic violence against African migrants in South Africa.
He said the Ghanaian Government called for an immediate, transparent and thorough investigation, the arrest and prosecution of the perpetrators and better protection for Ghanaian nationals living in South Africa.
