NIGERIAN GOVT REACTS TO RECENT KILLING OF A NIGERIAN IN SOUTH AFRICA

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The Nigerian government has reacted to the killing of a Nigerian identified as Rasak Alao in South Africa.

Recall that the Nigerian man, an auto mechanic, was on Thursday killed in South Africa after he was attacked alongside other Nigerians in Polokwane, Limpopo Province in South Africa.

 Reports indicated that the men were attacked following suspicions that they were into drug trafficking.

 Rasak Alao whose car was burnt lost his life in the attack which was carried out on him and five other Nigerians.


 In reaction, the Federal government issued a statement condemning the act and repeated attack on Nigerian nationals living in the country.

 Read the statement released by the Nigerian government below:

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