He made the call in a statement he personally signed and issued to journalists on Tuesday in Abuja, stating thatit was pertinent to take action following the latest round of xenophobic attacks against Nigerians in South Africa.

Daily post report that in the recent attack three people were killed while an injured person is still receiving treatment for smoke inhalation.

According to the statement, Chinda said: “There is no better reason to reconvene the House than to save the lives of Nigerians and protect our integrity as a nation.

“Let the NASS reconvene now for one or two days to discuss and resolve on the best way to protect our people, who are even denied access to our country (The Nigerian Embassy in SA).

“I call on the leadership of NASS to reconvene the Assembly immediately. Our citizens are killed and our nationhood threatened by South Africa.”

“It is snarls of responsiveness and irresponsibility on the part of government to stay one hour and do nothing while defenceless Nigerians are gruesomely killed in a foreign land without cause.

“We both as a nation and as Nigerians made a sacrifice for the independence of SA from minority white rule.

“Nigeria spent her money, boycotted international events, carried the crusade to all parts of the world.

“There is no justification for SA to show such unconscionable attitude and devilish ingratitude to Nigeria.”

Meanwhile, Chinda expressed that as federal legislators, they will be failing in their duty if the parliament does not take action soon.