Ukraine/Russia crisis: Nigeria asks citizens to avoid hotspots
The Nigerian Embassy has asked its citizens in Ukraine to avoid unnecessary travels within the country, especially to the identified hotspots in eastern part of the country. The president of Nigerians in Ukraine, Martin’s Dele Lawani had said last year that a large number of students were studying their and over 8,000 working and doing […]
The Nigerian Embassy has asked its citizens in Ukraine to avoid unnecessary travels within the country, especially to the identified hotspots in eastern part of the country.
The president of Nigerians in Ukraine, Martin’s Dele Lawani had said last year that a large number of students were studying their and over 8,000 working and doing businesses.
Three days back, the government of United Kingdom ordered the withdrawal of some of its diplomats and their families from Ukraine as a result of growing expectations that Russia could stage an attack.
In a statement, the embassy advised Nigerians to always carry along their requisite identification.
“In view of the current developments in Ukraine, all Nigerians resident in
Ukraine and environs, including students, and their relations in Nigeria, are hereby advised to contact the Embassy of Nigeria in Kiev, Ukraine, for matters pertaining to enquiries, consular and welfare requests and emergencies on: +380632353417; +380631954965; +380442597767; +380442581854; +380442599942; and/or [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>; as well asg. [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>.
“Nigerians are hereby further advised to take their individual and collective
safety and security very seriously: avoid unnecessary travels within the country,
especially to identified hotspots in Eastern Ukraine; and ensure that they carry requisite identification at all times.
Embassy of the Federal Republic of Nigeria” the statement read.