ONE AFRICA! Ex-Captains Okocha, Yobo condemn Xenophobic attacks on Nigerians in SA

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The former Super Eagles Captains Austin Jay Jay Okocha and Joseph Yobo took to social media to react to the Xenophobic attacks on foreigners in South Africa that includes a large part of the Nigeria community.

According to reports, rioters took over the streets of Johannesburg earlier this week to loot shops and vehicles, kill foreigners, burnt many of which belonged to Nigerians and other foreign nationals.

The violence has sparked tension not only in South Africa, but in other countries, where citizens are trying to retaliate the killing of their loved ones in South Africa.

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ONE AFRICA! Ex-Captains Okocha, Yobo condemn Xenophobic attacks on Nigerians in SA

The former Super Eagles Captains Austin Jay Jay Okocha and Joseph Yobo took to social media to react to the Xenophobic attacks on foreigners in South Africa that includes a large part of the Nigeria community.

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The former Super Eagles Captains Austin Jay Jay Okocha and Joseph Yobo took to social media to react to the Xenophobic attacks on foreigners in South Africa that includes a large part of the Nigeria community.

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