Xenophobia: “If I Were Nigerian President, South African Companies Won’t Feel Safe” – Femi Fani Kayode

Chief Femi Fani Kayode, Former minister of aviation has reacted to the ongoing commotion in South Africa. 

According to report obtained from Kayode's official social media handle he said, "if I were the president of Nigeria, no South African company would feel safe at this time."

Fani-Kayode said this on Twitter on Tuesday in reaction to xenophobic attacks on Nigerians in South Africa.

Also speaking, Fani kayode restated that Buhari won't be there forever, while noting that South Africans will pay dearly for the mischievous act.

He said:

“Look at what Buhari has reduced us to! The South Africans will pay dearly for this affront! If I were President of Nigeria no South African or South African company would feel safe in Nigeria at this point. Buhari will not be there forever and we have long memories! They WILL pay!”

Family Writers Press gathered that Xenophobic attack actually kicked off last week just after the murder of taxi driver who said to be drug dealer in Pretoria.

Following the crises, three Nigerians were said to have lost their lives in the process with scores injured.