South Africans protesting against xenophobic attacks in Johannesburg...on Saturday. Photos: AFP
The youth leader of All Progressives Congress in Imo State, Franklin-Kennedy Ibeh, has condemned the xenophobic attacks going on in South Africa against foreigners of African descents.
Ibeh in a statement in Owerri on Wednesday condemned the attacks, accusing president Cyril Rqmaphosa and the ruling African National Congress of paying lips service to what he described as the “shameful” xenophobic attacks by South African nationals against their Africa brothers and sisters living in South Africa.
The Imo APC youth leader said that ex-South African leaders like Nelson Mandela, Oliver Tambo, mama Winnie Mandela and Mvumbi Luthuli would be angry in their graves seeing what South Africans had subjected other Africans living in the Southern African country to.
Ibeh said, “As the Imo state Youth leader and president of Duruiheoma Group, I condemn the on going xenophobic attacks against Africans living in South Africa.
