No Nigerians Reported Dead in Iran-Israel Conflict, Says Community Leader

The Nigerian community in the Middle East reports no deaths or injuries from the Iran-Israel conflict, stating that members are safe and embassies are providing necessary support.

The Nigerian community in the Middle East and North Africa has confirmed that no members have been reported dead due to the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran. In a statement released on Thursday, Dr. Omolola Eddo, Secretary General of the community, noted that there have been no casualties or injuries among Nigerians as a result of the missile exchanges that began on June 13.

Eddo emphasized that, “As of now, we have not received any official reports of Nigerians being killed or injured in either Iran or Israel as a result of the recent missile exchanges between both countries.” She assured that the community remains vigilant by maintaining communication with local leaders and continuously monitoring the situation.

She also mentioned there have been no confirmed casualties among Nigerians living in neighboring countries impacted by this unrest. The community is committed to staying connected with its diaspora networks to provide up-to-date information and support.

According to Eddo, the Nigerian embassies in both Iran and Israel have taken proactive steps to ensure the safety of citizens. “They have issued advisories on safety measures, established emergency hotlines, and are guiding those who may wish to relocate temporarily to safer areas,” she explained. The embassies are also coordinating with local authorities to safeguard the welfare of Nigerian citizens abroad.

In summary, the Nigerian community in the Middle East and North Africa has stated that there have been no deaths or injuries among its members due to the Israel-Iran conflict. The community remains proactive in monitoring the situation and is working with Nigerian embassies to ensure the safety and well-being of its citizens. This reflects a commitment to keeping connections among Nigerians alive during times of crisis.

Original Source: punchng.com