Nigerians In US Go Spiritual, Send Families To Churches, Mosques For Prayers
There are indications that many Nigerians living in the United States (US) are currently facing tough times, making them to contact their relatives and family members in Nigeria to rush down to churches, mosques, shrines for spiritual help to avert being victims of President Donald Trump’s mass deportation of illegal immigrants from the US.
Investigations conducted by New Telegraph correspondent among relatives of some Nigerians living in United States revealed that the shame of deportation of their loved ones have made many of them to contact those living in Nigeria to rush down to different places of worship to seek prayers for them not to be returned home (Nigeria).
Specifically, the New Telegraph gathered exclusively that the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), and Removal Operations is currently working with the United States Embassy in Nigeria and the United States Information Service (USIS) to gather more Intels about Nigerians living illegally in United States to aid their flush out from their hideouts and current residential addresses.
Some religious leaders also confirmed to New Telegraph that they have been receiving unusual influx of visitors for special spiritual assistance and prayers for halting then deportation of Nigerians living in United States. Mr Oluwafemi Olayemi said he has three family members living in different parts of the US at the moment and that he has been told to go to white garment churches to pray for them to escape US ICE on their mass deportation operations.
Olayemi said: “I must tell you that the second coming of President Donald Trump to the US number one plum job has not been helpful at all, especially his executive order directing mass deportation of illegal immigrants living in United States.
