A video of Nigerians evicting South Africans out has been doing rounds on Twitter, this did not sit well with a lot if people as they felt that they had no right to throw them out in the streets without giving the three months notice. According to the South African law landlords are not allowed to evict their tenants until a period of three months’ notice is over.
A lot if people had a lot to say about the video as they felt that even though the property belongs to those Nigerians they were abusing their power as landlords. The video was share by a twitter user Lerato Pillay who us well known for standing for the rights of South Africans. She took it to her twitter account and wrote:
“Very disturbing new, Nigerians are currently evicting South African Citizens in Kempton Park, they came with their private Army caring guns and wearing battle jackets”.

Guest on the line: The President of Nigerian Union of South Africa, Honourable Adetola Olubajo

A video of Nigerians evicting South Africans out has been doing rounds on Twitter, this did not sit well with a lot if people as they felt that they had no right to throw them out in the streets without giving the three months notice. According to the South African law landlords are not allowed to evict their tenants until a period of three months’ notice is over.<br>A lot if people had a lot to say about the video as they felt that even though the property belongs to those Nigerians they were abusing their power as landlords. The video was share by a twitter user Lerato Pillay who us well known for standing for the rights of South Africans. She took it to her twitter account and wrote:<br>“Very disturbing new, Nigerians are currently evicting South African Citizens in Kempton Park, they came with their private Army caring guns and wearing battle jackets”.<br><br>Guest on the line: The President of Nigerian Union of South Africa, Honourable Adetola Olubajo

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