US Ambassador to Nigeria Recalled: Richard Mills' Diplomatic Career and Sudden Reshuffle
Richard Mills, the US Ambassador to Nigeria, has been recalled by President Trump in a broader diplomatic reshuffle affecting Africa. Mills, a career diplomat with extensive experience, has held key positions such as Deputy Chief of Mission in Beirut and Malta, and US Ambassador to Armenia.
He has been a part of the US Foreign Service since 1988, with notable assignments in Baghdad and Riyadh. Mills' recall marks a significant change in US diplomatic presence in Nigeria.
His spouse, Leigh Carter, is also a retired career diplomat. The sudden recall highlights the scale of the reshuffle within the US State Department.
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