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Nigerian officials apologise to South Africa for “king” coronation | SA News

PRETORIA – Nigerian embassy officials have apologised following controversy over the alleged coronation of an Igbo king in the Eastern Cape.

Speaking outside the embassy in Pretoria, Deputy to the Acting High Commissioner, Olajide Ogunmadeji, distanced the Nigerian government from the coronation incident.

             READ: Vehicles damaged in KuGumpo City ‘Nigerian king’ protest

He also maintained that what happened at KuGompo City was not a coronation.

“Nigeria is a friend of South Africa. We are interested in the progress of South Africa. But what happened recently, Nigeria does not support irresponsibility,” Ogunmadeji said.

“The Embassy of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, the High…

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  1. Fun South African Fact: SA has three capital cities: Pretoria is the Executive Capital, Cape Town the Legislative Capital and Bloemfontein the judicial Capital.