The Nigeria Union in South Africa said on Thursday that one of the communities that gave Nigerians quit order had withdrawn their decision.
According to The Cable, President of the Union, Ikechukwu Anyene, said that a meeting was held by the union and the community as well as the police to resolve the issue.
“A meeting was held at Klaafontein community, Extension 5, Johannesburg, and it was attended by the police, officials of the Nigeria Union and members of the Nigerian community resident there,” he said.
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“A lot of issues were raised. At the end of the day, it was agreed that they should work together and fight crime in the community.
“The police told the community that nobody should leave and that it was their duty to protect all residents.”
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