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High Commission Speaks on Reported Killing of Nigerians in Kenya

The Nigerian High Commission in Kenya has reacted to reports of the killing of some Nigerians in the country.

In a statement issued on Tuesday, the High Commission described the reports as "disturbing" and "unfortunate".

"We have been made aware of reports of the killing of some Nigerians in Kenya, and we are deeply disturbed by this unfortunate development," the statement read.

"We are working closely with the Kenyan authorities to investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident and to ensure that justice is served."

The High Commission also urged Nigerians in Kenya to remain calm and to avoid taking the law into their own hands.

"We urge all Nigerians in Kenya to remain calm and to avoid taking the law into their own hands. We are confident that the Kenyan authorities will take all necessary steps to ensure the safety and security of all foreigners, including Nigerians, in the country."

The statement also appealed to Nigerians in Kenya to report any incident of violence or intimidation to the High Commission or to the Kenyan authorities.

"We appeal to all Nigerians in Kenya to report any incident of violence or intimidation to the High Commission or to the Kenyan authorities. We are committed to ensuring the safety and security of all Nigerians in Kenya, and we will work closely with the Kenyan authorities to achieve this goal."

The High Commission also expressed its condolences to the families of the victims and assured them that the Nigerian government would do everything possible to support them.

"We extend our deepest condolences to the families of the victims and assure them that the Nigerian government will do everything possible to support them during this difficult time."

The High Commission's statement comes amid reports of violence and intimidation against foreigners, including Nigerians, in Kenya.

It is not clear what triggered the violence, but it is believed to be linked to a dispute between rival gangs in the country.

The Nigerian government has been working closely with the Kenyan authorities to address the situation and to ensure the safety and security of all Nigerians in Kenya.

In the meantime, the High Commission has advised Nigerians in Kenya to exercise caution and to avoid any area where violence has been reported.

"We advise all Nigerians in Kenya to exercise caution and to avoid any area where violence has been reported. We are working closely with the Kenyan authorities to ensure the safety and security of all foreigners, including Nigerians, in the country."

The High Commission's statement has been welcomed by Nigerians in Kenya, who have expressed relief that the government is taking steps to address the situation.

"We are grateful to the Nigerian government for taking steps to address the situation in Kenya," said a Nigerian living in Kenya. "We are confident that the government will do everything possible to ensure our safety and security."

The situation in Kenya is still developing, and it is not clear when the violence will end. However, the Nigerian government is working closely with the Kenyan authorities to address the situation and to ensure the safety and security of all Nigerians in Kenya.