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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has called for a continental coordinated response to the recent xenophobic attacks on Nigerians and other African nationals in South Africa, urging the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) to bring the matter before the African Union (AU).
Reports say the President made the appeal at the 69th Ordinary Session of the ECOWAS Authority of Heads of State and Government in Lungi, Sierra Leone, where he was represented by Vice President Kashim Shettima.
Tinubu said he condemned what he termed “Afrophobic” attacks on Nigerians and other Africans living in South Africa.
“Nigeria condemns in the strongest terms the recent Afrophobic attack on its citizens and other fellow Africans in the Republic of South Africa.
“As the President of Ghana, His Excellency, has already said, ECOWAS should take this issue to the next meeting of the Authority of the African Union and send a strong message that this kind of behaviour is not acceptable,” he said.
The President further reminded South Africa of the support it received from other African countries in its struggle to end apartheid.
He further said, “We should remind South Africa that the freedom it is enjoying today is a consequence of the liberation efforts of African countries like Nigeria.
Tinubu said the Nigerian Government had evacuated 1,490 citizens from South Africa in 7 batches and was still ready to engage further on the issue.
The President’s statement was made days after the country’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu, hinted that Nigeria could mull retaliatory action over the attacks.
She also said the National Assembly would make recommendations on the matter.
The Senate and the House of Representatives have already condemned the attacks against African nationals and are assessing the situation.
Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Femi Falana, also recently advised the Federal Government to take legal action against South Africa at the African Court.
Tinubu on the issue of xenophobia reaffirmed Nigeria’s commitment to the newly adopted ECOWAS Compact for the Future of Regional Integration, describing it as a strategic roadmap for promoting regional unity, economic cooperation, democratic governance and sustainable development.
He said: “Being the largest economy and one of the key founding members of our Regional Economic Community, Nigeria remains committed to her historic responsibility to continue to promote regional unity, peace, economic integration and democratic governance.
He assured member states that Nigeria would continue to collaborate with regional partners to implement the compact and achieve its strategic goals.
The President also reiterated Nigeria’s commitment to removing hindrances to trade, improving cross-border infrastructure and guaranteeing the free movement of people, goods and services across West Africa.
On democratic governance, Tinubu said that insecurity and political instability remained major hindrances to development across the sub-region.
He reiterated Nigeria’s commitment to constitutional democracy, rule of law, respect for human rights and opposition to unconstitutional changes of government.
But he warned that bad governance and manipulation of constitutional provisions could also easily lead to political instability.
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“More than adventurism, the best weapon to use against unconstitutional change of government and mass protests that threaten to upset the public order is for us to enthrone good governance that will afford our people more tangible benefits.
He said, “We must also resist the temptation to tinker with constitutional term limits or to manipulate constitutional processes.”
“Tinubu also reiterated Nigeria’s support for the proposed ECOWAS Counter-Terrorism Force and efforts to strengthen the ECOWAS Standby Force through improved intelligence sharing, joint military operations and preventive diplomacy.
He also reiterated Nigeria’s commitment to furthering gender equality, increasing opportunities for women leaders, investing in education and skills development, promoting youth entrepreneurship and empowering youth across the region.
On relations with the Alliance of Sahel States, the President emphasised the importance of dialogue and sustained engagement to maintain regional unity and to strengthen ECOWAS.
Host President Julius Maada Bio said the summit was an opportunity for leaders to take stock of the bloc’s achievements and plot a new course for West Africa.
He said ECOWAS Vision 2050 was a roadmap for building a peaceful, prosperous and integrated region anchored on democratic governance and driven by innovation.
The President of the ECOWAS Commission, Dr Omar Alieu Touray, said the commission had strengthened democratic governance, electoral assistance, regional security cooperation and humanitarian interventions.
He also pointed to progress on key regional infrastructure projects such as the African Atlantic Gas Pipeline and the Abidjan-Lagos Corridor Highway Project, calling them critical to West Africa’s long-term economic integration and development.
