Senator Shehu Sani says other countries that specialise in issuing travel advisories need to learn a thing or two from India or China, whose citizens are spread all across the world and rarely issue travel advisories.

His post comes hours after the US issued a travel advisory to its citizens in Abuja. Sani's post reads:

"The most populous countries in the World are India and China. Their people can be found in almost all cities, towns or villages of countries in the World. They hardly issue ‘travel advisory warnings’ or raise alarms for their citizens. It's also very rare to see them caught up in crisis or conflicts. Maybe they issue it in their own countries' national languages. There’s something other countries can learn from them."