Russia vs Ukraine: Remain calm take responsibility for your personal security – Nigerian Embassy in Ukraine tells Nigerians

Russia vs Ukraine: Remain calm take responsibility for your personal security – Nigerian Embassy in Ukraine tells Nigerians

The Nigerian Embassy in Ukraine has asked Nigerian citizens residing in the East European country to remain calm and take responsibility for their personal security and safety.

 

The Embassy gave the warning in a statement released today February 24, even as Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a military operation in Ukraine with explosions heard soon after across the country and its foreign minister warning a “full-scale invasion” was underway.

 

“The Embassy urges Nigerian nationals resident in Ukraine to remain calm but be very vigilant and be responsible for their personal security and safety.

The Embassy wishes to add that should any of Nigerian nationals considers the situation as emotionally disturbing, such nationals may wish to temporary relocate to anywhere considered safe by private arrangements. They should, however, ensure that they do all the needful to validate all their resident documents for ease of return to the country when desired.

In addition, in case of students seeking such temporary relocation, they are enjoined to seek proper clearance and guarantee from their respective institutions, authorities/agents on the way forward in respect to their studies during this period and/or thereafter.

For those who still consider it appropriate to remain in the country, be assured that the embassy remains open for its consular duties and responsibilities at all times. It will always avail you of updates when necessary.” it read

 

See full text of the statement below

Russia vs Ukraine: Remain calm take responsibility for your personal security ? Nigerian Embassy in Ukraine tells Nigerians

 
 

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