Di Nigerian Consulate General for Johannesburg don call for justice over di death of three nationals for different incidents across South Africa.

Dem report say dia deaths happen between Sept. 18 and Sept. 21, as concern about di safety of Nigerians for di country don rise again.

Nigeria Consul-General for Johannesburg, Amb. Ninikanwa Okey-Uche, talk dis one for statement wey dem issue on Monday, dey call on South African authorities make dem find out wetin happen around dia deaths.

She also urge di authorities make dem make sure say anybody wey dem find responsible for di death of di Nigerian nationals, namely Kenechukwu Igwemmadu, Olaniyi Olatunde and Christian Nnaemeka, face law.

She add say Igwemmadu die on Sept. 18 after e jump from building while e dey try escape wetin dem talk na police harassment and brutality for Kenlin Court on Douglas Street, Bloemfontein.

She note say two days later, dem allege say one unidentified South African shoot Olatunde, one Nigerian security guard, after argument over one cup wey belong to Spanata Bar and Grills Night Club for Mamelodi East, Pretoria.

Olatunde get gunshot wound and dem carry am go Mamelodi Hospital, where e die on Sept. 21.

Dem report say di person wey dem allege shoot am come back to di club and threaten witnesses before e leave di scene.

Meanwhile, dem report say Nnaemeka die on Sept. 21, after wetin dem allege na encounter with South African politician and investigative content creator, Xolani Khumalo, and members of him Sizok'thola team for Primrose, Ekurhuleni.

Di Consul-General talk say dem report say dem assault and torture Nnaemeka during di encounter before e try escape. Okey-Uche talk say, "dem report say he (Nnaemeka) collapse from him injuries and exhaustion, and later dem pronounce am dead after dem carry am go hospital."

She recount say on Feb. 9, dem report death of another Nigerian, Emeka Uzor, wey dem shoot during encounter with Khumalo reality television crew for Windsor East, Randburg, talk say no arrest don happen.