A Nigerian man, Richard Itoro, 47, says he flees Johannesburg during anti-migrant protests, separating from his wife and twins. According to reports, he leaves behind his family while he tries to avoid harassment he claims he faced despite having valid documents. Itoro describes being targeted during the unrest and says he is eventually forced to move on after being expelled, prompting him to travel away from South Africa. Both outlets frame his account as part of a broader pattern: multiple Nigerians and other migrants leave South Africa in the context of protests and hostility toward foreign nationals. The reports characterize his decision as driven by immediate safety concerns and problems with authorities or enforcement actions during the unrest, rather than by any stated illegality on his part. Overall, the story centers on his personal experience and highlights the wider displacement affecting migrants during periods of anti-migrant demonstrations in South Africa.