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Atiku Criticizes Nigerian Government Over South Africa Xenophobia Response

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•Atiku Abubakar publicly condemned the Nigerian federal government on May 18, 2026, for its handling of xenophobic violence in South Africa.
•The xenophobic attacks in South Africa have targeted Nigerian nationals, raising safety concerns.
•Atiku's criticism is part of a wider discourse on Nigeria's leadership and security issues, including his remarks on May 19 about collapsed leadership under President Tinubu.
•The Nigerian government has faced pressure to improve diplomatic and protective measures for its citizens abroad.

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▸If the Nigerian government strengthens diplomatic efforts with South Africa Nigerian citizens in South Africa may receive better protection, reducing tensions and improving bilateral relations.

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AFRICAVanguard (Nigeria)Nigeria doesn’t need experiments, but tested leadership – Atiku AFRICAPunch (Nigeria)Atiku slams Tinubu over insecurity, says leadership has collapsed AFRICAPunch (Nigeria)Atiku berates FG over S’Africa xenophobia response

Atiku Abubakar sharply criticized the Nigerian federal government for its inadequate response to xenophobic attacks targeting Nigerians in South Africa. His comments emphasize concerns about the protection of Nigerian citizens abroad and the government's capacity to address international crises affecting its nationals. This criticism adds to Atiku's broader accusations of leadership failure within Nigeria.