Lagos, – Nigerian Foreign Minister said that the United States was pushing African countries to accept the Venezuelan deported, some directly from prison, but the most populous African most populous country could not adapt them to their own problems.
This week, President Donald Trump’s administration asked five African presidents who visited the White House to accept migrants from other countries during the US deportation, two officials told Reuters with discussions.
Yusuf Tuggar, the Nigerian Foreign Minister, said TV TV TV on Thursday that Nigeria could not accept it.
“You must also remember that the US is deploying considerable pressure on African countries to accept Venezuelans to be deported from the US, some directly from prison,” he said from Brazil, where he was at the top of Brics.
“For a country like Nigeria, it will be difficult to accept Venezuelan prisoners to Nigeria. We have enough of our own problems,” notes the 230 million strong population of his nation.
The White House did not respond to the request for comment.
Since returning to the office in January, Trump has been pushing to speed up deportations, including sending migrants to third countries if there are problems or delayed to send them to their home nations.
This week he hosted Presidents of Liberia, Senegal, Guinea-Bissau, Mauritanie and Gabon in the White House. According to the US and Libérian clerk introduced a plan for African countries to accept migrants from other countries when deported USA
Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday that the document on the Internal Foreign Ministry sent to the African governments before the meeting called on them to agree with the “dignified, safe and timely transfer from the United States” of third -country nationals.
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