She said the ex-military men, should be arrested upon arrival in South Africa, to serve as deterrent to others. “There are consequences when somebody leaves the country and provides any form of military assistance that is not part of the government’s deployment,”
she said.Mapisa-Nqakula
said no South African National Defence Force member was deployed to
Nigeria, adding that South Africa has not received an official request
for assistance or weapons. On Tuesday Maite Nkoana-Mashabane, Minister
of International Relations and Co-operation, expressed her
disappointment at the South Africans’ involvement.
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