FCDO travel advice update: Nigeria
What happened
The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office has reviewed its travel advice for Nigeria and made changes covering border areas, crime, money, scams, terrorism, kidnapping, transport and regional risks.
What it means for you: If you are planning travel to Nigeria, read the latest official travel advice on the gov.uk website, check the regional risks, and follow any guidance before you go.
Official source: FCDO travel advice updates: FCDO travel advice update: Nigeria
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