Friday, December 13, 2024

Married Women Required to Obtain Husband’s Approval Letter for Travel, Says NDLEA

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The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, or NDLEA, has a new rule that is causing a lot of talk. Now, married women who want to get a visa must show a letter from their husbands saying it’s okay for them to travel.

This new rule is making people argue about whether it’s fair for women and about their right to choose what they want to do by themselves. Besides the letter from their husbands, these women also need to give a passport photo when they apply for a visa. Many people think this rule is old-fashioned and stops women from traveling easily.

What Nigerians are Saying

People all over Nigeria are talking about this NDLEA rule on the internet. Many think it’s not right because it makes it seem like women need special permission from their husbands to do things like travel.

Here’s what some people are saying online:

“Is a married woman like a little kid? This is happening now, in 2024.”

 

“@ndlea_nigeria, this rule is silly and we don’t really need it. Just having a copy of the husband’s passport is enough to know they are married. Nigerian organizations should stop making things tough. They should help instead.”

 

“Wow, it’s 2024 and a Nigerian woman still needs her husband’s letter to travel. Think about that.”

“NDLEA says married women must have their husband’s okay letter to travel and his photo. But men don’t need the same. This rule isn’t fair. Are married women like kids?”

 

“I got invited to a UN meeting this October. When I saw that I need NDLEA’s letter too for the visa, I was so annoyed. I’m not married, but this rule is still the worst part.”

 

“@ndlea_nigeria, It’s 2024, and married women still need their husband’s okay to travel. Men don’t have to do the same. This old rule is not fair to women.”

 

 

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