Clinton Cancels Visit To Nigeria, Gives Reason

Previous US President Bill Clinton has dropped his proposed trek to Nigeria in front of Saturday's general decisions.

As per CNN, Clinton said the visit could be "politicized."

Compact News had announced that the 42nd President of the United States of America and Secretary-General of the Commonwealth, Baroness Patricia Scotland, had been named dignitaries for the generosity messages at the marking of a National Peace Accord booked to occur at the International Conference Center, Abuja, on Wednesday, February 13.

Clinton had canceled his very own interest, refering to expect that his quality may be politicized.

The decision All Progressives Congress had before on Monday blamed the United States Ambassador, Stuart Symington; and other western diplomats of inclination and implicit help for the presidential competitor of the Peoples Democratic Party, Atiku Abubakar.

Clinton and Scotland's arranged treks were encouraged by the Kofi Annan Foundation and the National Peace Committee.

A public statement marked by Clinton's representative, Angel Ureña, states, "Through the span of the most recent a few days, and after different discussions with the diverse partners, it's turned out to be obvious that President Clinton's visit to Nigeria can possibly be politicized in a way that isn't in accordance with the objectives of the advisory group.

"In this manner, he won't travel Abuja."

The ex-president Clinton allegedly guaranteed to keep on supporting the NPC 's move in the direction of serene and reasonable decisions in Nigeria.

The announcement included that the ex-US President will talk in the not so distant future with President Muhammadu Buhari.

Likewise, he purportedly communicated the craving that the result of the race will mirror the desires of Nigerians.