Prevention they say is better than cure and a stitch in time saves nine. This is exactly what Femi Fani-Kayode has decided to talk Nigerians into adhering to, rather than regretting later, it is better to avoid the two.
Chief Femi Fani-Kayode has made a post on his official Twitter handle, warning people who have relatives in Ukraine to ask them to leave the country as soon as they can before it becomes too late.
The United States has said that they are still looking for a diplomatic way to end the conflict, even though Russia has continued to deny plans to invade Ukraine. Despite the denial, they are still a hundred thousand Russian soldiers mounted at the borders of Ukraine.
The soldiers mounted on the Ukrainian borders has to a larger extent expelled hopes for a diplomatic resolution to the conflict. Thus the warning from different bodies and countries to their citizens in the Ukraine. So long the soldiers are at the borders of Ukraine, it is advisable to plan for safety of which the best is to leave the country.
Being one of the persons who have been stating that the Ukraine and Russia supposed conflict may likely not end friendly, Femi Fani-Kayode has warned Nigerians to make sure the move their loved ones from Ukraine to any other safe place at once.
He added that many Western countries have asked their citizens in the Ukraine to leave, and that the same should be done by African countries, this is the tweet he made, warning Nigerians to tell their loved ones to leave Ukraine, he said;
“f you have relatives in the Ukraine this is the time to ask them to leave. Any day now this thing is going down and when that happens all hell will break loose. Many Western nations have directed their citizens to leave. Africans should do the same before it is too late.”
Nigerians are found in every part of the world and there’s no doubt they are hundreds in Ukraine. It is therefore best they return home and watch how everything will down. The government should also intervene and make it easier for Nigerians in Ukraine to be moved down.
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