Hours after fire gutted its embassy, Canada High Commission reportedly issues travel advisory as it suspends operations in Nigeria
Hours after fire gutted its embassy, Canada High Commission reportedly issues travel advisory as it suspends operations in Nigeria
The Canadian High Commission in Abuja has suspended its operations after a fire incident occurred at the commission on Monday, November 6. The fire broke out in the generator room in the commission’s office killing two persons.
The embassy also issued a travel advisory to its citizens, warning against non-essential travels to Nigeria including Abuja. The embassy hinged its advice on ‘’unpredictable situation throughout the country and the significant risk of terrorism, crime, inter-communal clashes, armed attacks and kidnappings”.
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