#Xenophobia: Falz condemns attacks on MTN, Shoprite, others by Nigerians

Nigerian rapper Folarin Falana, who is popularly known as Falz, has called on Nigerians to stop further attacks of South African business located in Nigeria.

The singer also called on Vice President Yemi Osinbajo to provide solution to xenophobic attacks on Nigerians living in South Africa.

Falz said this while reacting to a statement by Osinbajo on his Twitter page condemning the xenophobic attacks on Nigerians and other African nationals in South Africa.

The vice president had on Tuesday condemned the xenophobic attacks describing it as unfortunate. Falz,  however in response to his comment on Twitter, asked Osinbajo to reveal actions being taken by the Nigerian government.

He wrote:

“We all know what it is, What is being done about it?

The rapper further called on Nigerians to stop violent attacks on businesses in Nigeria.

According to him, violence will not solve the problem but rather heightens it.

“This a very difficult time for everyone but violence is never the answer.

“Attacking people or vandalizing businesses in Nigeria will not solve the problem, but will rather make things worse.

“We are hurting our own selves! Please,” Falz added.

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