SOUTH AFRICA'S CONSUL GENERAL IN LAGOS, PROFESSOR BOBBY J. MOROE, HAS SUED FOR HEALING AND RECONCILIATION BETWEEN NIGERIA AND SOUTH AFRICA OVER XENOPHOBIC VIOLENCE, DECLARING PERPETRATORS DO NOT REPRESENT THE SOUL OF SOUTH AFRICA.(PHOTO).

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 South Africa's Consul General in Lagos, Professor Bobby J. Moroe, has sued for healing and reconciliation between Nigeria and South Africa over xenophobic violence, declaring perpetrators do not represent the soul of South Africa. Speaking at the Nigeria-South Africa Chamber of Commerce Breakfast Forum in Lagos, Moroe said South African government condemned the criminality by vigilante groups and has arrested over 80 suspects across six provinces for prosecution. "Let us fall in love again with each other's land," Moroe said. "How can a moment of anger erase a lifetime of solidarity? Nigeria stood by us when the world remained silent. You funded our freedom, you carried our struggle in your chest. Our struggle was your struggle, our pain was your pain, and indeed, our freedom is your freedom." He noted South African constitution protects both regular and irregular migrants and only law enforcement can handle migration issues, describing reprisals in Nigeria...
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OPERATION LAST HOLD: INTERNALLY DISPLACED PERSONS (IDPs) RETURNED HOME,CELEBRATES SALLAH FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 6 YEARS IN GUZAMLLA.

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      1. As Nigerian Army flagged off Operation LAST HOLD in Northern Borno, over 2000 Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) have returned to their ancestral home GUDUNBALI for the first time in six years.
2. The Eid prayers were observed in the Headquarters of GUZAMALLA Local Government Area Council. The returnee Internally Displaced Persons were assisted back to their communities by the troops of Operation LAST HOLD.
3. Following the achievements recorded by the troops of Operation LAFIYA DOLE, the Nigerian Army consolidated the operations with clearance operation which is Sharan Gwona da Sharan Gida and dominance patrols.
4. The Internally Displaced persons were more than delighted to be back in their ancestral home as well as the resuscitation of two boreholes by the Chairman of GUZAMALLA Local Government Area Council.
5. The returnee Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs), drawn from different IDP camps were assured of their safety and government's assistance in rebuilding their homes and livelihoods.
6. Building materials are already being stock piled for distribution as efforts are intensified to clear and open up more communities in the Nine Local Government Area Councils of Northern Borno.
7. Earlier, the Commander, Operation LAST HOLD, Major General Abba Dikko, while welcoming the returnee IDPs stated that the Military will not rest on its oars until all displaced persons are safely returned to their ancestral homes.
8. The Commander emphasised that, all terrorists either surrender, deradicalized and reintegrate back to their communities or are vanquished and conquered.
9. You are please requested to disseminate this information to the general public through your reputable medium.
10. Thank you for your usual cooperation.
TEXAS CHUKWU 
Brigadier General 
Director Army Public Relations.
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