**Nigeria Clarifies Migration Agreement with UK** The Nigerian Presidency has released a statement clarifying the terms of the recent migration agreement signed with the United Kingdom. According to the statement, Nigeria will not accept foreign deportees under the agreement, which was signed to facilitate the repatriation of Nigerian citizens without legal status in the UK. The statement was made by Temitope Ajayi, Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity. The agreement, which was signed on a specific date, focuses on the repatriation of Nigerian citizens who are residing in the UK without proper documentation. Under the terms of the agreement, the UK will identify and deport Nigerian citizens who are in the country illegally. However, the statement from the Presidency makes it clear that the agreement does not extend to foreign nationals who may be deported from the UK. This clarification was made to address concerns that the agreement may lead to Nigeria accepting deportees from other countries. Temitope Ajayi's statement highlights the importance of the agreement in addressing the issue of irregular migration from Nigeria to the UK. According to Ajayi, the agreement is a key step in strengthening the relationship between Nigeria and the UK, while also promoting the welfare of Nigerian citizens abroad. The statement emphasizes that the agreement is designed to facilitate the safe and dignified return of Nigerian citizens who are in the UK without legal status. The clarification from the Presidency comes as a response to concerns raised by some stakeholders about the potential implications of the agreement. The statement is intended to reassure Nigerians and the international community that the agreement is focused on addressing the specific issue of irregular migration from Nigeria to the UK. The Presidency's clarification is also seen as a demonstration of its commitment to transparency and accountability in the implementation of the agreement. The agreement between Nigeria and the UK is part of a broader effort to address the issue of irregular migration and strengthen cooperation between the two countries. The agreement is seen as a key step in promoting the welfare of Nigerian citizens abroad and strengthening the relationship between Nigeria and the UK.