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Nigerians in South reaffirm creed on patriotism, unity

Admin June 15, 2021
Nigerians in South Africa

Nigeria flag with South Africa flag, 3D rendering

June 12, 2021

The Nigerian Citizens Association in South Africa (NICASA) has pledged to continue to work closely with compatriots to promote unity and uplift the image of Nigeria abroad.

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Nigeria flag with South Africa flag. CREDIT: Google

The President-General of NICASA, Mr Ben Okoli, made this known in a telephone interview on Monday.

Okoli spoke on the backdrop of how Nigerians in South Africa marked the June 12, Democracy Day.

“We are happy to celebrate 22 years of democracy; we pray and hope Nigeria continues to reap the dividends of democracy.

“Although we did not celebrate officially, we sensitised campaign for compatriots in South Africa to be law-abiding and always portray the image of our fatherland in good light.

“We also met with Nigeria Consul-General in Johannesburg, Mr Abdulmalik Ahmed, and discussed about welfare and the need for protection of Nigerians living in South Africa.

“The meeting was attended by all Nigerian communities in South Africa and we pledged to work closely together to continue to foster unity among fellow compatriots abroad,” Okoli said.

NICASA comprises 70,000 Nigerians from across various ethnic backgrounds living in South Africa. (NAN)

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