@dailydoseblogg: A Nigerian businessman running a retail shop in South Africa has resisted calls from local protesters demanding the closure of his business, arguing that such a move would jeopardize the livelihoods of dozens of South African workers employed by the company. In a confrontation captured in a viral video shared by NTU Zuma TV on Tuesday, the businessman was seen engaging with protesters who insisted that foreign-owned businesses should cease operations immediately. Despite his appeals, the demonstrators maintained that he must leave the country. The shop owner, however, requested time to await an official government directive, stating that he should be allowed to either transfer ownership or sell the business before departing. The businessman further explained that he possesses all the required legal documentation and has been paying taxes in South Africa for the past 13 years, emphasizing his compliance with the country’s laws and regulations.
