The US Government spoke on the issue through its Ambassador to Nigeria, Mary Beth Leonard, on Wednesday.
Leonard, who spoke after a meeting with the Permanent Secretary of Nigeria’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Mustapha Sulaiman, in Abuja, said it was not in the nature of her country to disclose such.
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At the inaugural meeting of the US/Nigeria Forum in Abuja, she said the ban on some Nigerians, who undermined the November 2019 governorship polls in Bayelsa and Kogi States, was a close affair because of the confidentiality attached to visa-related matters.
According to her, the names cannot be made public “as US visa processes are in fact confidential and so we do not publish a list, we do not make public who it is that would be subjected to this sanction”.
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