Nigeria’s federal government issues an advisory to Nigerians living in South Africa, urging people who feel unsafe to leave the country. According to reports, the government calls on South African authorities to urgently investigate the killings linked to xenophobic attacks and to identify those responsible for bringing them to justice. The advisory also directs Nigerians to use remaining government-sponsored evacuation options. Multiple outlets state that the government is operating evacuation flights and that the final scheduled flight will arrive in Nigeria on July 10. The reports present the government’s position as a response to continued violence and insecurity affecting Nigerians in South Africa. While the outlets describe the advisory and the government’s demand for investigations, they do not provide additional confirmed details about the number of incidents or specific outcomes of the investigations at the time of reporting. Overall, the articles agree that the Nigerian government is urging voluntary evacuation for those who fear for their safety and is coordinating evacuation through scheduled flights while pressing for accountability in South Africa.