JUST IN: If U.S.A Eventually Bans Us From Traveling To Their Country, We Should Ban Them Too -Shehu Sani Reacts
Former Nigerian Senator Shehu Sani has urged the Nigerian government to adopt a reciprocal approach if the United States enforces travel restrictions on Nigerian citizens. His statement comes amid reports that the U.S. is considering a new wave of travel bans targeting citizens from 36 countries, including Nigeria, allegedly due to concerns over national security, visa overstays, and identity verification processes....READ ORIGINAL & FULL CONTENT FROM SOURCE |
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Taking to his verified X (formerly Twitter) account, Sani expressed his disapproval of the potential policy, asserting that Nigerians do not constitute a threat that would justify such restrictions. He insisted that Nigeria should not passively accept such treatment and should be prepared to implement a similar measure in response. According to him, there is no valid reason for the United States to target Nigeria with travel limitations, emphasizing that Nigerians should not be categorized alongside nations that pose legitimate security concerns.
Sani further highlighted the pride many Nigerians have in their heritage and way of life, suggesting that a travel ban would not significantly deter citizens or diminish their sense of identity. He noted that many Nigerians continue to find peace and dignity in their rural communities and would rather remain in environments where they are valued and respected.
The former senator’s remarks appear to be a direct message to the administration of President Bola Tinubu, urging it to adopt a firm and dignified stance in the face of any unjust foreign policy moves. He stressed that mutual respect and fairness should define diplomatic relations between Nigeria and other countries, particularly with longstanding partners like the United States.
His comments reflect broader concerns over perceived inequality in global immigration policies and underline the need for Nigeria to assert itself more confidently on the international stage....READ THE FULL ARTICLE/CONTENT HERE