Xenophobia: AY Makun Urges British Royal Family To Address Attacks On Nigerians In SA

Comedian and filmmaker, Ayo (AY) Makun, has urged the British Royal Family to address xenophobic attacks in South Africa.

The 48-year-old made the plea in an Instagram post on Monday.

Sharing a video of Prince Harry and wife, Meghan, in South Africa, he wrote: “See how these South Africans are happy to receive Harry and Meghan as they arrived their country. I hope royal family would use this opportunity to advice their colonies to stop killing their own brothers and sisters.
Who ever sold this slavery mentality to Africa actually succeeded to a large extent. But i have a dream that one day we shall be completely free to the point of loving ourselves more.”

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Earlier in September, Ayo (AY) Makun knocked Nigerian leaders over their response to the xenophobic attacks on Nigerians in South Africa.

He accused Nigerian leaders of being toothless in the face of the attacks.