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Nigeria’s Defense Minister Bello Matawalle vowed to respond to Canada’s denial of visa against Defense Minister Gen Christopher Musa.
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Matawalle described the visa denial as an offense to the national dignity and integrity of Nigeria.
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He called for an immediate investigation into the reasons for the issuance of the visa and warned that Nigeria would take decisive action if a satisfactory explanation was not provided.
Nigeria’s Defense Minister Bello Matawalle condemned Canada’s refusal to defence of visas to Defence Chief of Staff Gen Christopher Musa and other senior military officers.
Matawalle described the negation of visas as an “insult to our national dignity and integrity.”
“We cannot make our country respected in this way on the global stage,” Mataval said.
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He called for an immediate thorough investigation into the reasons for the visa denial and asserted that Nigeria must respond firmly to protect its position in international affairs.
“If we do not get a satisfactory explanation, we must be prepared to take appropriate and confident actions,” Matawalle declared.
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