XENOPHOBIA: Nigerian DJs Seek Justice,Want International community To Sanction South Africa

Dee Jays Association of Nigeria (DJAN) has called on the international community to lend it’s voice on the heinous act by South Africans on foreign nationals.

The group in a statement made available to DAILYFOCUS NEWS ONLINE, said on Thursday , that the perpetrators should brought to book ,adding that the international community should focus on how to seek justice on behalf those affected.

The statement signed by the National President Comrade Tade Adeyemi and Secretary, Sebastian Ikpoza recently added that “Little people are intolerant, selfish and impatient. Wise people are calm, loving and understanding”! (Maxime Lagacé)

” A flashback into history to visualize the fundamental inputs Nigeria made during the apartheid in South Africa to restore freedom and democracy; from research, during the apartheid era in South Africa, Nigeria was one of the foremost supporters of anti-apartheid movements, including the African National Congress; the Nigerian government issued more than 300 passports to South Africans seeking to travel abroad.

” This was just part of the historic realities those carrying out XENOPHOBIC ATTACK on Nigerian and other African Nationals are ignorant of.

“DJAN, the umbrella body of all DJs in Nigeria and in the Diaspora hereby condemn in the Strongest Terms, the Attacks on Nigerians and other blacks in South Africa.

” DJAN hereby commends the Federal Government of Nigeria for drawing the “Red Line” and making adequate efforts to bring back Nigerians who are willing to return home Immediately”.

“We call on the international communities to add voice to the condemnation of this heinous act and bring perpetrators to justice.” the statement added.