The Organisation for the Advancement of Nigerians applauded President Bola Tinubu for appointing Jimoh Ibrahim as Nigeria’s UN ambassador.
The group called for diplomatic action by the federal government against South African authorities, as well as compensation and restitution for affected Nigerians.
Mr Nwobi further appealed to the South African government to grant Nigerians willing to self-deport a waiver to enable them do so without being arrested and detained.
Police officers who examined Mr Uzorchukwu’s body at the scene found a deep cut on his forehead and a towel stuffed into his mouth.
The Tory leader said individuals who are not making a significant economic contribution over a 10-year period should not be allowed to stay indefinitely.
NiDCOM also announced various financial support packages for the returnees.
“The last evacuation flight, which is expected to bring home approximately 300 of our nationals, is expected to arrive in Nigeria next week,” Mr Ebienfa said.
The service, which did not disclose reasons for the suspension, clarified that its e-visa system remained active for prospective travellers.
“Do you know where the majority of them are working? Care homes,” said the presidential spokesman.
Mr Oshiomhole stated, “This does not require any further investigation because the facts are self-evident.”
