U.S. orders non-emergency staff to leave Abuja as Nigeria’s security situation deteriorates

Voicefm Ghana April 9, 2026 1 minute read

The US Department of State authorises evacuation of non-emergency staff from Embassy Abuja, warning of rising crime, terrorism and kidnapping risks across Nigeria.

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