Nigerians in South Africa get quit notice

 - Nigerians in south Africa were issued quit notice in two communities - They were accused of perpetrating crimes in the country

 - The Nigerian union in the country however said all crimes were usually attributed to Nigerians Nigerians in South Africa have been issued with a quit notice to vacate two communities in the country over what has been described as punishment for the crimes. NAN reports that the Nigeria Union in South Africa on Wednesday, June 14 accused two communities in that country of ordering Nigerians to quit the territories. 

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