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Xenophobia: If We Leave, Nigeria Will Loose 500,000 Jobs, Says MTN

Seyi Peters | Staff Reporter - Apr 23, 2015

The recent wave of xenophobic attacks of foreign Africans in South Africa have led to several non violent protests in Nigeria calling for the...

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