The United States to evacuate “non-emergency” employees and their family members in Nigeria over terror attacks scare, the Federal Government has said contrary to the terror alert, the country is safer than before.
The State Department announced the planned evacuation on its Nigeria travel advisory on its website on Tuesday night. The update noted that the US embassy in Abuja will have “limited ability” to provide emergency assistance to US citizens while the consulate in Lagos is still providing routine and emergency services.
The advisory also indicated that Nigeria is rated Level three — which means citizens should reconsider travelling to the country.
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