The Nigerian Government has called on Nigerians in Ukraine to remain calm, vigilant and take responsible security measures
- This is coming shortly after Russia strike a deadly blow into the city of Podolsk.
EKO HOT BLOG reports that a statement issued by Nigerian Embassy, in Kiev, says any Nigerian who finds the ongoing crisis in Ukraine disturbing should temporarily relocate.
Russian on Thursday launched a full-scale attack on Ukraine after demanding an end to NATO’s eastward expansion, saying Ukrainian membership of the US-led Atlantic military alliance was unacceptable.
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The Nigerian Embassy in the statement said, “The attention of the Embassy has been drawn to the declaration of a state of emergency and Martial law on the entire territory of Ukraine except the Donetsk and Luhansk regions by the government of Ukraine, effective from midnight of February 23, 2022, for a period of 30 days, as well as the latest development on the Ukraine-Russia crises.
Because of the development, the embassy urges Nigerian Nationals residents in Ukraine to remain calm but very vigilant and be responsible for their security and safety.
“The embassy wishes to add that should any Nigerian National consider the situation as emotionally disturbing, such National may temporarily relocate to anywhere considered safe by private arrangement. They should, however, ensure that they do all the needful to validate all their resident documents for ease of return to the country when desired.
“Students seeking temporary relocation are enjoined to seek proper clearance and guarantee form from their respective institutions during this period.
“For those who are still considering it appropriate to remain in the country, be rest assured that the embassy remains open for its consular duties and responsibilities at all times.”
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