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May 21, 2025
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The owner of an African food restaurant in Londonderry said she has had to close for a week following a weekend attack.

Windows were smashed at Sandy’s African food hub in the Spencer Road area of the Waterside on Saturday.

Sandra Agoha, who opened the family restaurant two years ago, said the incident will not put her out of business.

The police are treating it as criminal damage and have appealed for witnesses to come forward.

Ms Agoha told BBC Radio Foyle’s North West Today programme she felt “threatened” after the incident.

“I don’t have any idea who may be behind this or what has motivated them,” she said.

“I’m not sure what could happen next. There is a possibility this could be a warning sign.

“Whoever did this, my message to you is – this is not nice, I am working to support the community the best I can, my family do not need this.”

Ms Agoha said she was determined to reopen once repairs are completed.

She also thanked her customers for their “overwhelming support”.

“The community has really put their arms around me, offering support and love. We must remain united now as one community – one city.

“My spirit cannot be broken by this, I will continue to do what I do best and that is serving authentic African food to the people of this great city.

“This is a huge challenge, but we will overcome it. “



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