With due respect, I use this medium as a source of raising alarm to reach the Nigerian Government. On behalf of the Nigerians based in Mexico, We have being trapped in bitter and powerless situation here in Mexico.
Nigerians are forced to pay a sum of $650USD over N100,000!!! For a renewal of passport.
I’m aware that not all Nigerians here are capable to pay, The official at the embassy are uncultured and lack the qualities to be regarded as Nigerian Official abroad ,
Sadly only few have afforded the fees. They had no receipts issued, some documents are with-held, photos and all data info are being registered. However there are no evidence of such exercise as citizens are forced to rely on perpetual trust with the embassy; of which the embassy claims to have nothing to do with the said activity even though the claimed officers are carrying out such activities in it’s territory.
Some Nigerians could testify to this odd discovery! The consulate Mr Barrao Emmanuel said its not his business while some fellow Nigerians named Tony, Mayor and Prince Ogadinmma established every plan with the authorization from Mr Barrao Emmanuel. ( who claims has no business in the act) Many Nigerians are heart broken and stranded as they have no means to comply with this mandatory arrangement. No hope to visit home nor a valid identity. Passports are being with- held. Receipts are not given.
Personal datas are being accessed by these fellow Nigerians whom we know nothing of their backgrounds. The officers do not respond nor interact with us. We are shunned and re-directed to these fellow Nigerians. All means to reach the Consulate and the ambassador during this “mischievous” act have being unsuccessful. We are informed that the Nigerian government refused to sponsor the passport team so we are forced to do so, as its our only means of renewal or we’ll have to wait for four more years.
Please Nigerian Government comes to our aid immediately. Sincerely, (A bittered and worried Nigerian living in Mexico) Lucy O.
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