Nigeria-UK Migration Deal: FG Clears Air on Terms, Scope

Nigeria-UK migration deal: FG clears air on terms, scope

The Federal Government has clarified the terms and scope of the migration partnership between Nigeria and the United Kingdom, dismissing

Presidency clarifies Nigeria's new migration deal with UK

"Nowhere in the 12-page memorandum is Nigeria required to accept foreign nationals other than Nigerians." The post Presidency clarifies Nigeria’s new migration deal with UK appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

Federal Gov’t Clarifies Nigeria-UK Migration Deal, Says It Won’t Accept Non-Citizens - TV360 Nigeria

Amid growing public concern, the Nigerian Government has clarified that its migration agreement with the United Kingdom does not mandate Nigeria to accept non-citizens. The clarification follows public reaction to the Memorandum of Understanding on migration signed during President Bola Tinubu’s visit to the UK. Officials say the deal is focused on strengthening cooperation between both countries in managing migration, particularly in tackling i…

Clarifying The Nigeria-U.K. Migration Partnership - By Bayo Onanuga

It has become necessary to debunk the raft of misinformation assailing the migration partnership between Nigeria and the United Kingdom, as contained in the Memorandum of Understanding signed by the two nations on the sidelines of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s historic state visit to the UK.…The post Clarifying The Nigeria-U.K. Migration Partnership – By Bayo Onanuga appeared first on The Liberation News Nigeria.

Presidency: Nigeria Not Accepting Foreign Nationals in Immigration Partnership with UK

The Presidency has clarified that Nigeria is not required to accept foreign nationals other than Nigerians in the 12-page Memorandum of Understanding signed by the two nations on the sidelines of President Bola Tinubu’s recent historic state visit to the United Kingdom.Special Adviser to the President on Information & Strategy, Bayo Onanuga in a statement issued on Saturday said Nationals to be repatriated must have undergone multiple levels of …