#XenophobiaInSouthAfrica: Otedola Prays For Unity

By Sydney Elike4 September 20191 min read

Nigerian businessman, philanthropist and former chairman ofForte Oil,Femi Otedola, has reacted to the killing of Nigerians in the ongoing xenophobic attacks inSouth Africa.

Otedola, writing on hisTwitterpage, condemned the killings and prayed that Africans would come together to fight the injustice.

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Femi Otedola is into the importation of fuel products. He is the founder ofZenon Petroleum and Gas Ltd.

He is also the father of DJ-turned-musician,Ifeoluwa Otedola, a.k.a.DJ Cuppy.

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