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Nigeria·South Africa·Sub-Saharan Africa·Migration·Human Rights·Diplomacy·Protests

Nigeria returnees struggle to rebuild lives after xenophobic violence in South Africa

Wednesday, 12 August 2026, 06:25 · 1 min read

Nigerians who fled South Africa following months of xenophobic protests are facing significant challenges as they attempt to readjust to life at home, grappling with the psychological trauma of the violence they endured. The unrest has badly strained diplomatic relations between Nigeria and South Africa, two of the continent's most influential economies. The Nigerian government has been working to reintegrate the returnees, but many remain deeply affected by their experiences abroad.

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France24Nigerians returnees try to re-adapt after trauma in South Africa ↗︎
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