@StateDept@SecRubio@AsstSecStateAF@NigeriaMFA@NigEducation
International students admitted to U.S. universities are facing devastating disruptions to their academic plans as a result of the current travel restrictions.
Many have been forced to defer their admissions.
We fully respect U.S. national security priorities. At the same time, we hope students can be given an opportunity to pursue the education they have worked so hard to earn.
These students are not asking to bypass security requirements.They are asking for a fair opportunity study
We respectfully call on both the U.S. and Nigerian Governments to consider the plight of these students and ensure that those with legitimate academic opportunities are not left behind.
More than 180 days have now passed since the proclamation took effect. As the U.S. Government reviews these restrictions, we respectfully urge consideration of appropriate exemptions or a clear pathway for international students with genuine university admissions and legitimate
Many have been forced to defer their admissions. Some have lost fully funded scholarships, GTA/GRA positions, and other opportunities they worked extremely hard to secure. Others have been unable to defer because of their universities’ policies.
@abazwhyllzz It annoying how any small inconvenience or when they call people out for their bad,immoral,criminal actions the first aid box is to blame the government,blame Tinubu.