Former Kaduna Senator, Shehu Sani, Has Advised Nigerians And Other Africans Living In The United States To Start Returning To Their Home Countries Following The Mass Visa Cancellations By President Donald Trump’s Administration. In A Post On X (formerly Twitter) On Monday, Sani Said No Matter How Comfortable Life Abroad May Seem, It Can Never Replace One’s Homeland. “Nigerians And Other Thousands Of Africans Whose Visas Were Recently Revoked By President Trump Should Hasten And Leave The Country And Return Home Before They Get Arrested By ICE,” He Wrote. “No Matter How Long You Live In The Comfort Of Your Adopted Home, You Will Someday Be Reminded That It’s Not Your Father’s House.” His Remarks Follow Reports That The Trump Administration Has Revoked More Than 80,000 Visas Since January 2025 — More Than Double The Total From The Previous Year. A US State Department Report Released Last Week Said The Affected Visas Include About 16,000 Linked To Drunk Driving Offences, 12,000 For Assault, And 8,000 Student Visas. Other Reasons Cited Include Connections To Terrorism, Criminal Activity, Visa Overstays, And Public Safety Concerns. While The Report Did Not Specify The Nationalities Of Those Affected, An Earlier Statement In August Confirmed That Over 6,000 Student Visas Were Revoked For Overstays And Legal Violations, With A Few Cases Tied To Alleged “support For Terrorism.”

The General Overseer Of The Redeemed Christian Church Of God, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, Has Finally Expressed His View On The Controversial US President Donald Trump’s Threat Against Terrorists In Nigeria. Adeboye Specifically Appealed To President Bola Tinubu’s Administration To Move Fast, Diplomatically And Wisely About The Matter. This Is Contained In A Video Recorded During One Of The Recent Programs Of The Church. He Said: “My Children, If I Were Asked To Make Suggestions, I Will Say Quietly To Our Government, Move Fast, Move Diplomatically, Move Wisely. Find A Way To Convince The President Of America To Please Delay His Actions For About 100 Days. “And Then Come Home And Say To Our Security Chiefs: Get Rid Of These Terrorists Within 90 Days, Or Resign And.” THENEWSCREDIT Reported That US President Donald Trump Had Earlier Designated Nigeria As A Country Of Particular Concern, Further Threatening Military Action Against Nigeria. The US President Cited What He Described As Ongoing Violence Against Christians And The Failure Of The Government To Protecting Religious Minorities. However, The Nigerian Government Strongly Denied Persecution Of Any Religious Groups In Nigeria.

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