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Hundreds of Nigerians to take free evacuation from South Africa

Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari sent a representative to South Africa to help quell the xenophobic attacks which targeted foreigners. [Image: Vox.com]

At least 640 Nigerians have signed up to take free flights home from South Africa after xenophobic attacks on foreigners, a spokeswoman for Nigeria’s president said on Tuesday.

The flare-up in violence directed against mainly African foreigners has been widely condemned by South Africa’s neighbors and has caused a diplomatic dispute between Nigeria and South Africa, the continent’s top two economies.

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