Nigeria contributed to the South African Liberation Fund because

Nigeria contributed to the South African Liberation Fund because of her desire to eradicate racial discrimination in Africa. During the apartheid era in South Africa, Nigeria, along with other African countries, played an active role in supporting the anti-apartheid struggle. This was in line with Nigeria's foreign policy, which emphasized the promotion of African unity, liberation, and independence. As such, Nigeria contributed financially to the South African Liberation Fund to support the liberation movement in South Africa, which was fighting against apartheid, a system that promoted racial discrimination and segregation.