Nigerian actress, Adesua Etomi-Wellington has also condemned the recent Xenophobic attacks on Nigerians in South Africa.

In her post, Adesua stressed that this is certainly not the South Africa Late Nelson Mandela, fought so hard for.

" I haven't been able to bring myself to watch the videos from the recent attacks against Nigerians and other foreign nationals by some South Africans.
My heart can't take it.
My mind can't fathom how you kill another human being based on their nationality.
My mind can't fathom how the people that spent years oppressed have become the oppressors.
Businesses burnt down, lives lost.
The people that have died as a result of Xenophobia, whether past or present, were not only sons, daughters, friends, mothers, fathers etc....they were human beings like you and I and their only crime was their nationality.
This isn't the South Africa that Mandela fought for.
Let's use our voices and let's speak against this. We are all members of the same body.
We must do better.
It is my hope that people of influence in South Africa rise up and speak against all that is happening.
Evil only prevails when good men do nothing.
May the souls of the departed, rest in peace and may the lord replenish all that has been lost.
We must...now more than ever...lead with Love.
Ps. It is the responsibility of EVERY SINGLE AFRICAN to speak out about Xenophobia. Not just a select few. There is power in numbers. #notoxenophonia" she wrote

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I haven't been able to bring myself to watch the videos from the recent attacks against Nigerians and other foreign nationals by some South Africans. My heart can't take it. My mind can't fathom how you kill another human being based on their nationality. My mind can't fathom how the people that spent years oppressed have become the oppressors. Businesses burnt down, lives lost. The people that have died as a result of Xenophobia, whether past or present, were not only sons, daughters, friends, mothers, fathers etc....they were human beings like you and I and their only crime was their nationality. This isn't the South Africa that Mandela fought for. Let's use our voices and let's speak against this. We are all members of the same body. We must do better. It is my hope that people of influence in South Africa rise up and speak against all that is happening. Evil only prevails when good men do nothing. May the souls of the departed, rest in peace and may the lord replenish all that has been lost. We must...now more than ever...lead with Love. Ps. It is the responsibility of EVERY SINGLE AFRICAN to speak out about Xenophobia. Not just a select few. There is power in numbers. #notoxenophonia

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