Nigerian police may not always inform U.S. authorities of an American citizen in distress and victims may not always have the opportunity to communicate for assistance since they may be sequestered under highly controlled conditions. Alleged contracts frequently invoke the authority of a Ministry or officer of the Nigerian Government and may even name a government official. U.S. citizens should not be lured to Nigeria to pursue such offers. Before planning a trip to Nigeria, first-time business travelers should consult with their nearest U.S. Department of Commerce Export Assistance Office. Upon entry into Nigeria, U.S. citizens should immediately register with the American Citizens Division of the Consular Section at the U.S. Embassy in Lagos.
Office is available to provide certain emergency consular services.
All rights under foreign copyright laws are reserved. All portions of this publication are protected against any type or form of reproduction, communications to the public and the preparation of adaptations, arrangement and alterations outside the United States. U. S. copyright is not asserted under the U.S. Copyright Law, Title17, United States Code.