Xenophobia: Over 30 Nigerians killed by South African police since 2022 – Ambassador
“Nigeria’s patience is running thin,” the ambassador, Femi Fani-Kayode, declared. The post Xenophobia: Over 30 Nigerians killed by South African police since 2022 – Ambassador appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .
Danny Jordaan has secured his fourth consecutive term as president of the South African Football Association (Safa) following the recent electoral congress. Jordaan triumphed by garnering 157 votes, compared to Sandile Zungu's 82. Zungu, however, has vowed to challenge the reappointment in court, alleging that some of the 52 Safa regions that opposed Jordaan's re-election were coerced into changing their leadership.
"We are seething with anger at the treatment of these regions," Zungu lamented. Additionally, Zungu accused the Safa leadership of offering financial inducements in exchange for votes, though these claims went unfulfilled. Despite his past controversies, including a rape allegation in 2017 and recent misuse of Safa funds for personal gain, Jordaan will continue in his role as Safa president.
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