Stranded Nigerians in South Africa protested delays in evacuation flights organized by the Nigerian High Commission. They expressed frustration over the slow repatriation process amid rising anti-immigrant tensions in South Africa, with hundreds still awaiting their return.
Nigerians stranded in South Africa protested against delays in their repatriation process following xenophobic attacks. The first batch of returnees was scheduled to fly back on June 11, but nearly 600 others remain stranded.
Nigerians stranded in South Africa protested over delays in their evacuation process, expressing frustration at the prolonged wait. Despite the Nigerian government's efforts to commence repatriation, many remain stranded amid worsening living conditions and heightened anxiety.
