
Nigerian lawmakers have boycotted legislative conferences hosted by South Africa due to recent xenophobic attacks.
Additionally, Nigeria's textile workers' association has warned that cheap foreign imports and smuggling are threatening local manufacturing and jobs.
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Left-leaning coverage is thinner (2 sources vs up to 6 on other desks) for "Xenophobia: Nigerian lawmakers boycott SA-hosted legislative conferences, urge state assemblies to follow suit".
Right-leaning coverage is thinner (1 source vs up to 6 on other desks) for "Xenophobia: Nigerian lawmakers boycott SA-hosted legislative conferences, urge state assemblies to follow suit".
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