Nigeria-US Relations Remain Stable Despite US Visa Restrictions — FG

According to Mohammed Idris, Minister of Information and National Orientation, Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s announcement of US visa restrictions has no bearing on the country’s diplomatic ties.

According to him, the US-Nigeria relationship is unaffected by individual visa limits.

According to reports, on Wednesday, the US government imposed limits on visas for Nigerians who finance or assist the country’s Christian genocide.

During an appearance on Arise Television, Idris discussed the development and stated that Nigeria and the United States still have a good relationship and are cooperating to overcome any obstacles.

“Visa issues are national prerogatives,” he declared. The government of the United States, Nigeria, or any other nation, for example, has its own visa policy that it periodically analyzes.

“Perhaps you’re posing that query. Given the context of the recent tensions, let me state that Nigeria and the United States are still collaborating closely to find solutions wherever there are ambiguities or issues that need to be resolved. The Nigerian government is dedicated, transparent, and actively working with the United States to resolve any issues that need to be resolved in relation to some of the diplomatic tensions that have arisen.

“However, Nigeria and the United States still maintain regular diplomatic relations, and we are cooperating flawlessly to make sure that we continue to advance the mutual interests of both countries.”