SOUTH AFRICA SAFE FOR NIGERIAN TRAVELERS, CONSUL-GENERAL REASSURES AMID VISA RUMORS. (PHOTO).

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 South Africa Safe for Nigerian Travelers, Consul-General Reassures Amid Visa Rumors South Africa remains a secure and welcoming destination for Nigerian tourists, business professionals, and visitors, according to the South African Consul-General in Nigeria, Prof. Bobby Moroe. Addressing rising concerns sparked by rumors on social media, Moroe clarified that travel channels between the two nations remain fully operational and safe. Dismissing Visa Suspension Rumors Speaking during an interview on Nigeria Info FM, the Consul-General firmly rejected claims that South African missions in Nigeria had ceased issuing visas to Nigerian citizens. He characterized these reports as entirely false, emphasizing that diplomatic offices continue to process visa applications without interruption. "I want to give assurance to Nigerians that it is safe to travel to South Africa," Moroe stated, dismissing the online speculation. "And it is also untrue to suggest that South African missio...

PUBLIC SAFETY ALERT: PLATEAU AND FCT ARE SAFE, IGP ASSURES CITIZENS.{PHOTO}.#PRESS RELEASE




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PUBLIC SAFETY ALERT: PLATEAU AND FCT ARE SAFE, IGP ASSURES CITIZENS


· Says No Cause for Panic


The Inspector-General of Police, Ag. IGP Usman Alkali Baba, psc (+), NPM, fdc has assured citizens of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Plateau State and other contiguous States, of safety and security as they go about their lawful day-to-day activities. The IGP’s assurance is coming on the heels of the unintended, viral spread of an internal directive issued to the Commissioners of Police in Plateau State and FCT Commands to forestall any likelihood of attack or breach of security by organized criminal elements in their Areas of Responsibilities (AOR).    


 


The IGP’s directive, which is a deliberate, intelligence-driven and proactive measure, is designed to prepare the law enforcement community for comprehensive response to any threat to lives and property. The IGP noted that the security alert, rather than becoming a source of panic to the citizens, should instead send a message of re-assurance to them about the intelligence depth, capacity and operational preparedness of the Nigeria Police to preemptively deal and contain any threat to public peace and security. The alert does not in any way suggest that an attack is imminent in any of the two States.     


 


The Police High Command therefore calls for calm, urging citizens to go about their normal activities with renewed sense of vigour, patriotism and vigilance as the Police continue to work with other relevant stakeholders to keep our public space safe.


 


 


CP FRANK MBA


FORCE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER


FORCE HEADQUARTERS


ABUJA


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