The group urged the federal government to treat the ongoing repatriation as the beginning of a comprehensive support programme.
“Our children will remain in school, and we will continue to educate them. We will not succumb to terror,” said the education minister.
Governor Dikko Radda has pledged maximum support for the expansion of the Save the Children’s Core Group Partners Project.
A rights commission resolved a dispute arising from a cooperative agricultural support programme through mediation, in line with its commitment to peaceful conflict resolution.
“Implementation is the major challenge. That is why we continue to advocate that all government agencies comply with the law,” he said.
According to reports from local media outlets on Tuesday, shops were closed, and streets and commercial areas were less busy than on a typical weekday.
Another batch of Nigerians repatriated from South Africa arrived in Lagos on Tuesday as they were forced to flee widespread xenophobic attacks.
The National Association of University Students (NAUS) has threatened to shut down South Africans’ businesses in Nigeria if their government fails to stop xenophobic attacks.
The SSS is prosecuting Mr Sowore for allegedly making false claims against President Bola Tinubu by referring to him as “a criminal” in a post on X and Facebook.
Several anti-illegal immigration groups in South Africa have taken to the streets to protest against undocumented Black foreign nationals in the country.
