Nigerians will no longer be able to secure visas to work as domestic staff in Lebanon, after the Lebanese government stopped visas in effort to curb abuse.
The halt on work visas took effect on May 1, to address rights abuses and violations, Lebanon’s ambassador to Nigeria, Houssam Diab, said.
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