Oshiomhole Urges Nigeria to Retaliate Against South Africa
During a plenary session on Tuesday, Adams Oshiomhole, a former governor of Edo State and current senator, condemned the South African government for its treatment of Nigerians. He urged the Nigerian government to take action against South African businesses, specifically mentioning MTN and DSTV, and to consider revoking their operating licenses in Nigeria.
Oshiomhole's statements came in response to a series of attacks on Nigerians in South Africa, where he argued that South African officials have accused Nigerians of taking jobs, prompting many to return home. He emphasized the need for Nigeria to respond firmly to the persistent hostility faced by its citizens abroad.
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