The Yoruba socio-cultural group, Oodua people's Congress (OPC) gave the South African government 48 hours to stop the attacks on foreigners living in their country.
The Organisation said at a news conference addressed by it's founder, Dr Frederick Fasehun in Lagos that nobody has monopoly of violence.
the OPC described incessant attacks on foreigners by South Africans as a bad habit.
He said these incidents of Xenophobia will provoke reprisals against South Africa and their interest in other lands.
He called for arrest of all South Africans involved in these attacks immediately and be prosecuted for crime against humanity, starting from belligerent Zulu king. Said Fasheun
The Organisation said at a news conference addressed by it's founder, Dr Frederick Fasehun in Lagos that nobody has monopoly of violence.
the OPC described incessant attacks on foreigners by South Africans as a bad habit.
He said these incidents of Xenophobia will provoke reprisals against South Africa and their interest in other lands.
He called for arrest of all South Africans involved in these attacks immediately and be prosecuted for crime against humanity, starting from belligerent Zulu king. Said Fasheun
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