The recent decision by more than 1,000 Nigerians to register for voluntary repatriation from South Africa has once again brought attention to the challenges faced by African migrants living abroad. According to reports, a significant number of Nigerians have expressed a desire to return home following a wave of xenophobic incidents and growing concerns about their safety and well-being. For years, South Africa has been one of the leading destinations for African migrants seeking better economic opportunities, education, and business prospects. Nigerians, in particular, have established thriving communities across major South African cities, contributing to various sectors of the economy. However, periodic outbreaks of violence targeting foreign nationals have created an atmosphere of fear and uncertainty. The latest development comes after reports of attacks on foreign-owned businesses and communities. Many affected individuals have cited concerns over personal security,...