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Allen Onyema urges Nigerians to boycott South Africa and withhold investments in response to recurring xenophobic attacks.

Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Air Peace, Allen Onyema, has called on Nigerians to boycott South Africa and refrain from investing in the country in response to repeated xenophobic attacks against Nigerians.

Speaking during an exclusive interview on ARISE News on Monday, Onyema backed calls for consequences over the attacks but rejected violent reprisals or measures that could harm businesses operating in Nigeria.

Responding to suggestions that there should be repercussions for the attacks, Onyema said: “I totally agree that there should be a stop to foolishness.”
He accused South African authorities of failing to protect foreign nationals during periods of xenophobic violence.
“Every time they do this, and they get the support of their government, I don’t understand how all of a sudden South Africa lacks police force, lacks the military, lacks every security agency that could have stopped these people,” he said.

Onyema condemned incidents in which foreign nationals are allegedly targeted and intimidated.

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