Nigerian Senator Shehu Sani recently emphasized Canada’s decision to terminate its ten-year automatic immigration program for Nigerians and other nations in a social media message. The vocal former legislator cited a broader pattern in which Western nations are enforcing more stringent immigration laws, particularly against African nationals who want to move, study, or work outside.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
Sani’s post, shared on his official handle on X (formerly known as Twitter), reads: “Canada has ended its ten-year automatic visa to Nigerians and other nationals. Many countries in the West are tightening their entry gates against Africans who want to immigrate, relocate, study or work. The far right are on the rise.”
“They don’t do that to the Saudis, Qataris, Koreans, Chinese, or the Japanese,” Sani observed, suggesting that the current visa policies reflect systemic inequality. He urged Nigerians and other Africans to recognize this “institutionalized humiliation” and reconsider their future by focusing on improving their home countries.
“The message is clear,” he continued. “Your country is where you belong. We make it better or we continue to face this systemic rejection and institutionalized humiliation.”
The screenshot above shows the tweet on the above subject.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
