Mrs. Badejo currently lives in Washington D.C. with her husband, Tunde Badejo and son.
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“In the past 11 years, we have been in this sector, and we have been profitable,” he said.
The envoy advocates linkages between Indian professionals and leading Nigerian businesses to further strengthen bilateral ties.
He also said that eating natural foods would help boost immunity against coronavirus infection.
“Illegal migration has its own demerits,” Ms. Dabiri-Erewa said while responding.
The traders have been having a bad brush with the Ghanaian authorities since 2017.
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Mr. Adeyemo will become the first ever black Deputy Secretary of U.S. Treasury.
Nigerian government would gladly welcome the traders back home, NiDCOM boss said.
NiDCOM said efforts were underway to compile a detailed list of Nigerians wrongfully incarcerated.
The 31-year-old pharmacist is from Omu-Aran.
