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Diplomatic Distress: Nigeria’s Foreign Service Workers Now International Beggars?

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Reports suggest that Nigerian diplomats now beg landlords for mercy and explain to their children why school fees are an optional luxury. Development Diaries reports that at least 450 foreign service officers across 109 Nigerian missions abroad have gone unpaid for the past five to six months, according to The Punch. Imagine a world where foreign service officers, representing a country that allocates billions to foreign affairs, have to persona…

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developmentdiaries.com broke the news in 4 days ago on Wednesday, February 19, 2025.

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