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    Home»Big Story»EXCLUSIVE: Ukrainian Embassy Abuja Demands $1,000 From Nigerian Volunteer Fighters For The Followings
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    EXCLUSIVE: Ukrainian Embassy Abuja Demands $1,000 From Nigerian Volunteer Fighters For The Followings

    Ibom FocusBy Ibom FocusMarch 4, 2022No Comments2 Mins Read
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    EXCLUSIVE: Ukrainian Embassy Abuja Demands $1,000 From Nigerian Volunteer Fighters For The Followings

    Information reaching Ibom Focus says that Ukrainian Embassy Abuja Demands $1,000 From Nigerian Volunteer Fighters For The Followings

    The Embassy of Ukraine in Nigeria says Nigerians who are willing to travel to Ukraine to fight Russian forces must be willing to provide $1,000 for ticket and visa.

    The embassy stated this when scores of Nigerian men converged on its premises in Abuja on Thursday to express their readiness to join the Ukrainian side.

    Ukrainian Embassy Abuja
    Ukrainian Embassy Abuja

    In an interview with our correspondent, the Second Secretary at the Ukrainian Embassy to Nigeria, Bohdan Soltys, confirmed that $1,000 would be needed by Nigerian volunteers.

    The announcement did not go down well with the Nigerians who lamented that the price was too high.

    “The $1,000 requirement is too high,” said Monday Adikwu, with number 96NA/41/2808, who was dismissed from the Nigerian Army for leaving his duty post to visit his pregnant wife without permission.

    “They said we should provide evidence of military experience, passports and $1,000 for tickets and others. When I asked what the salary is, the guy first said $7,000 and later changed it to $3,300 per month. I showed him my military and training certificates.”

    When asked why he wants to go to Ukraine, Adikwu said he needed money to take care of his family including six children

    Ukrainian Embassy Abuja

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