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In South Africa: Union partners lawyers to protect Nigerians – Pretoria South Africa

15 December 2015 4:06 am

In South Africa: Union partners lawyers to protect Nigerians

According to Anyene, the Nigerians were arrested on Nov. 5 during a protest at the Home Affairs Office in Pretoria. The president, however, urged Nigerians in South Africa to embrace the identity card project initiated by the Union and the Nigerian …

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