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Banky W, Mr Eazi, Yemi Alade, Xenophobia
Voices Against Xenophobic Attacks
Banky W, Yemi Alade, Ikechukwu, and other Nigerian artistes have raised their voices against the Xenophobic attacks in South Africa against Nigerians and other Africans by South Africans who feel foreigners are not worthy to have a place in their country as they believe these foreigners are taking their jobs.
The menace and tragic act called Xenophobia has been happening in South Africa before 1994 and from their recent acts it's obvious they're not ready to curb these acts, rather it is being justified.
Nigerian artistes are not keeping shut about this one and they used their various platforms to speak against their disappointment at a black nation fighting against the other for an issue that can be better resolved.
According to Banky W;
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#xenophobia
#SouthAfrica
#NigeriaHot stories
While Skales said;
#stopxenophobicattacks#boycottsouthafrica#CANCELSOUTHAFRICA NO VIOLENCE PLS EVERY LIFE MATTERS ??♂️ this is so sad ?
I think its time. Nigerians should stop flying to south africa, stop entertaining south Africa. Stop doing business with and in south africa. Cut off completely. Then they will understand. Ban south africans the same way they banned us. Im just sick to my stomach. Envy jealousy and hate. Lol we dont have infrastructure like yall but we know hiw to use it better than yall. Thats the problem abii. We thrive better than yall. Even in ur own town and it peppers you to the point that upon hearing nigerian ur blood boils automatically. Even the leader of ur #EFF we are 1 africa but do u hear that? Nope. Nigerians please dont feel safe in south africa just cos u think ur in an area that is protected from such. It has nothing to do with the area it has to do with the people. And yes , not all south africans are like this but the majority has spoken for the country and until we can see a drastic change in the narrative im done with you . Good morning .
Enough is Enough! How long will we let this continue!? Africa is our home!
WE should be "United states of Africa" ! We do not need this bloodshed! We can do better than this!How can we allow A line on a geographical map rule our mind! Cloud our judgement! Govern our reasoning! Snatch our conscience!
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH
#endxenophobia
Mr Eazi;
We have been programmed to Hate Ourselves! Black on Black, Tribe on Tribe & this must stop!! Leaders must stop using our differences to divide us and as an excuse for their incompetences! We must address the Real ENEMY which is the failure to address the After Effects of Apartheid & bad governance which is massive Innequality Poverty, Hunger, corruption , oppression , Economic & Mental Slavery!!! #xenophobia #StopHate
The #Xenophobia attacks by some South Africans against Nigerians and other foreign Nationals are completely heartbreaking. Sad to see people that suffered through decades of apartheid, violence and hatred, now turning around to do the same/worse to others. (1)
— Banky Wellington (@BankyW) September 3, 2019
The people that South Africans look up to should PLEASE speak up and denounce #Xenophobia. The Government, business people, athletes, artists, media personalities, and even the average citizens have a responsibility to stand up for justice the way the world stood up for SA (2)
— Banky Wellington (@BankyW) September 3, 2019
This is not the SA that Mandela fought and sacrificed for. This is not the SA that a lot of us have come to know and love. I just watched a video of a man burnt alive in front of a crowd. It's sick, and heartbreaking. "Hell must be empty because all the demons are here". Sigh (3)
— Banky Wellington (@BankyW) September 3, 2019
Some South African artistes like NastyC and Cassper Nyovest have also raised their voices to this vile act acting South Africans to look for better ways to solve their issue.