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Senate President Godswill Akpabio has responded to worries about the reported closure of the US Embassy in Nigeria, saying that it is not a local political issue but rather a global security issue.
It was reported that on Wednesday, April 8, 2026, the United States Department of State gave the go-ahead for non-emergency government workers and their families to leave its embassy in Abuja. This was because the security situation in Nigeria was getting worse.
The department’s updated travel warning said that the order went into effect on April 8, 2026. It told Americans to think twice about going to the country because of rising concerns about crime, terrorism, kidnapping, civil unrest, and inconsistent healthcare services.
Akpabio said during the opening of the new NRS headquarters in Abuja that claims that embassies were closing because of the Nigerian election were wrong.
“Some people say that some embassies are still closing down.” He said, “Not many embassies are really closing; a lot of them are afraid of what their enemies will do.”
He said that countries like the US may have to take extra precautions around the world because tensions are rising with enemies like Iran.
Akpabio said, “For example, I can say that America is a little worried about a bomb going off in Iran, so they have to cut back on staff all over the world in case Iran decides to attack their embassies.”
He told Nigerians not to connect these kinds of events to politics at home, especially elections.
“But people are saying, “Oh, Nigerian embassies are closing because the election is coming.” Not because the election is coming. He also said, “Election will come and go, and God will protect you.”
Akpabio also reassured the people that they are safe and said he was sure that Nigeria is still safe even though things are uncertain around the world.
