President Donald Trump’s administration listed 23 nations deemed too dangerous for U.S. citizens to visit.
A new report says the Nigerian passport currently ranks 167th globally and provides visa-free access to 26 countries.
The landmark move is expected to strengthen global efforts to eliminate the diseases and improve the lives of more than one billion affected people.
The announcement follows the Burkina Faso military government’s decision to suspend the UN rights office’s operations indefinitely.
Amnesty International said the countries’ withdrawal threatens to deny thousands of victims the possibility of truth, justice and reparations.
The Assembly noted that participation of countries participation in its activities was crucial.
The hazards are subsequently affecting the health, education, and survival of the population.
“The foreign nationals comprise citizens of Chad, Burkina Faso, Benin, Mali, Togo, Cameroon, and Ghana,” he said.
Also on hand to welcome him was a delegation of 13 African ambassadors resident in Doha.
The army spokesperson noted that preliminary investigations indicated that the suspects had allegedly resided in the state for about six months without valid immigration documents.
