‘Entry Is A Privilege, Not A Right’, US Defends Soyinka’s Visa Revocation
[Leadership - Nigeria] - 31/10/2025
The United States Consulate in Lagos has defended its decision to revoke the visa of Nigerian Nobel Laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka, saying that visas granted to foreign nationals were a privilege, not a right. According to The Punch, the Consulate’s Public Diplomacy Officer, Julia McKay, in an (…)
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