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Nigerians in South Africa urge to apply caution, vigilant during planned protest against foreigners

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Nigerians in Gauteng, South Africa have been urged to apply caution and be vigilant ahead of the planned anti-foreign nationals march.
President of the Nigerian Citizens Association South Africa (NICASA), Frank Onyekwelu said the proposed anti-foreign nationals march and protest is scheduled to take place from 27th to 29th April 2026.
Onyekwelu in his sensitization message to the people, advised Nigerians to avoid unnecessary travel and movement within affected areas, especially in identified protest zones and city centres.

 

 

The leadership of the Nigerian Citizens Association South Africa (NICASA) wishes to formally alert and sensitise all Nigerians residing in Gauteng Province and its environs regarding

In view of the nature and underlying sentiments associated with such protests, and considering past experiences, we strongly advise all members of our community to exercise maximum caution and vigilance during this period.

NICASA advises as follows: Limit Movement:
All Nigerians are advised to minimise unnecessary travel and movement within affected areas, especially in identified protest zones and city centres.
Onyekwelu also advised business owners to consider temporarily closing shops, offices, and other business premises during the protest days as a precautionary measure to safeguard lives and property.”

NICASA’s President also urged Nigerians in South Africa to stay away from protest routes, large gatherings, and areas where tensions may escalate.”
“As much as possible, remain indoors, monitor credible news sources, and follow updates from NICASA and relevant authorities. Keep communication lines open with family and community leaders, and report any suspicious activities promptly.

“We urge all Nigerians to remain law-abiding, avoid confrontations, and cooperate with local law enforcement authorities at all times,” he said.

Onyekwelu assured the people that NICASA is actively monitoring the situation and engaging relevant stakeholders to ensure the safety and protection of the Nigerian community in South Africa.

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