Atiku US Visa Ban Will Make Him Work Effectively In Nigeria — Spokesperson, Segun Showunmi

Atiku US Visa Ban Will Make Him Work Effectively In Nigeria — Spokesperson, Segun Showunmi

Abuja, Nigeria News 21st October, 2018: Spokesperson for the Atiku Abubakar Campaign Organisation, Mr. Segun Showunmi has said that we need a Nigerian President that would stay at home and work for Nigerians.

He said Nigerians does not need a globetrotter, who will be travelling from one country to the other when there are lots of issues that need his attention at home.

He made this statement in an exclusive interview with Punch Newspaper, when he was asked if the travel ban on his principal could affect his performance if elected as President of Nigeria?

Read His Full Response Below:

All nations are sovereign entity. Each of the entity has to jealously guard its sovereignty.

Within that broad concept, nations have the right to determine their own visa rules – how to give out visa, who should be given and who should not have it. Some of the reasons for such action are really, never made clear.

Each country has its own administrative policy of visa issuance. We are the biggest black nation in the world. We should not insist that the evaluation of our own leaders should be based on a subjective issue around visa.

One of the bigger economies of the world now is India. For one reason or the other, their Prime Minister, at one point or the other, had some administrative restrictions on his visit to America for a while. But when he became the Prime Minister of his country, he had visited America a couple of times.

For all you know, this (Atiku visa’s) restriction may be removed even tomorrow. It does not mean that Atiku has never been to America before or he cannot visit America in the future.

We even need a Nigerian President that would stay at home and work for Nigerians, not a globetrotter, who will be travelling from one country to the other when there are lots of issues that need his attention at home.

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