Nigeria’s agencies, officials caused US visa restriction — Reps
By Hamusu Kabir Matazu & Balarabe Alkassim The House of Representatives yesterday alleged that due to some government agencies and officials’ tardiness, Nigeria was unable to meet the deadline for performance metrics, identity management and information sharing criteria which led to the visa restriction placed on Nigeria by the United States. It urged the federal government to address the concerns raised by the United States Government which led to the visa restrictions placed on Nigerians.
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