**Nigerians in Iran Safe, Ambassador Assures Amid Ongoing Conflict** As the situation in the Middle East continues to unfold, with Iran at the center of a conflict with Israel and the United States, many Nigerians living in Iran have been wondering if they are safe. The Iranian Ambassador to Nigeria, Gholamreza Mahdavi Raja, has come out to assure them that they have nothing to worry about. In an interview, Ambassador Raja stated that the Iranian government has not received any information suggesting that Nigerian citizens in the country have been affected by the conflict. He further assured that the government is taking all necessary precautions to ensure the safety and well-being of all foreign nationals, including Nigerians. This assurance will undoubtedly come as a relief to many Nigerians living in Iran, particularly those who have invested heavily in the country's economy. With the recent escalation of tensions between Iran and other world powers, many had been worried about the potential impact on the lives of Nigerians in the country. It is worth noting that Nigeria has had a long-standing relationship with Iran, with many Nigerians having traveled to the country for business, education, and other purposes. The two countries have also collaborated on various projects, including in the energy sector. The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has raised concerns about the safety of Nigerians living in countries affected by the conflict. However, Ambassador Raja's assurance that Nigerians in Iran are safe is a welcome development. In recent times, there have been concerns about the safety of Nigerian citizens abroad, particularly with the rise of terrorism and other security threats. The assurance by the Iranian Ambassador is a timely reminder that many countries are taking steps to ensure the safety and security of foreign nationals. As the situation in the Middle East continues to unfold, Nigerians living in Iran will undoubtedly continue to monitor the situation closely. Ambassador Raja's assurance has provided them with some comfort, and it is hoped that the situation will remain stable and secure for all foreign nationals in the country.