A SOUTH AFRICAN WOMAN HAS TAKEN TO SOCIAL MEDIA TO EXPRESS HER REMORSE REGARDING THE TREATMENT OF NIGERIANS IN SOUTH AFRICA. (PHOTO).

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 A South African woman has taken to social media to express her remorse regarding the treatment of Nigerians in South Africa.  She shared that after spending about a week and a half in Nigeria, she has been deeply touched by the hospitality she received, contrasting it with the lack of such warmth for Nigerians in South Africa. She pointed out that South Africans often become suspicious when they learn someone is Nigerian. She urged her fellow South Africans to travel more, particularly to other African nations. While addressing the issue of xenophobia in South Africa, she made it clear that she does not hold xenophobic views and that not all South Africans do, though she acknowledged that many do have such attitudes. Additionally, she mentioned that Nigerians tend to treat foreigners as guests, even if they are not directly hosting them.

UPDATE: PM MODI AND OTHER LEADERS PAID TRIBUTE TO LATE EX-PM MANMOHAN SINGH. (PHOTOS).


 Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other leaders paid tribute to former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, who passed away on Thursday. Modi laid a wreath at Singh’s mortal remains, while Union Home Minister Amit Shah and BJP President JP Nadda visited Singh’s residence to offer their condolences. As a mark of respect, India will observe a seven-day mourning period, during which all government events planned for the day have been cancelled.


The Congress party also announced a seven-day mourning period, postponing its founding day celebrations. Singh’s funeral is scheduled for Saturday, with arrangements being made for his final resting place near Raj Ghat, where Mahatma Gandhi lies. The public can pay their respects at the Congress headquarters on Saturday before the funeral. A Cabinet meeting on Friday will finalize the schedule for the ceremonies.


Prime Minister Modi described Singh as a pivotal figure in shaping India’s economic policies, highlighting his significant contributions to the nation. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi expressed deep sorrow, calling Singh a mentor and guide. Party leaders Mallikarjun Kharge and A K Antony echoed similar sentiments, emphasizing the loss of a visionary leader.


The former Prime Minister’s passing has left the country in grief. Leaders from across the political spectrum have praised his wisdom, integrity, and dedication to the nation. The funeral will be attended by top leaders and dignitaries, as the nation bids farewell to one of its most respected statesmen.

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