Given a travel related situation, and given a specific question about the situation, summarize the question into a title

Input: Consider Input: One of the guests at my hostel here in Georgia is a young guy from Nigeria and he asked me if he needs a visa to go to Turkey.

I did some searching on the Internet and found conflicting answers:

The article Visa regulations lifted with yet another nation on sabah.com.tr says:

Nigeria is the newest addition to the countries in which visa regulations will be lifted with Turkey.
Foreign Affairs Minister Ahmet Davutoglu and Nigerian Foreign Affairs Minister Olugbenga Ashiru will be meeting at the Turkey-Africa Partnership Ministerial Review Conference and will sign a joint agreement to lift mutual visa regulations.

But the Turkish government page, Visa Information For Foreigners says:

Nigeria: Ordinary and official passport holders are required to have visa to enter Turkey.

Is the Turkish visa page current or out-of-date? If the agreement is not yet in effect can anybody tell me when these new rules will begin?

Output: Do Nigerian citizens still need a visa to visit Turkey?

Input: Consider Input: I am planning a trip to northern Italy. I will start it with two days of Giro d'Italia in and around Genoa and then I will move on to Verona for a javascript conference. I was thinking that flying to Milan (from Sweden) would be the best option and then get around by train. However I just now realized that although Genoa is an hour or so from Milan by train - Verona is more like 4 hours and a stop in Bologna.

Are there any obvious better way to do this than flying to Milan?

UPDATE: I had it wrong about train from Verona to Milan - it is also 1-2 hours. Still it is a bit cumbersome to travel like this.

Output: Airport options for trip to Genoa and Verona

Input: Consider Input: Obviously, in certain cases, California law requires you turn your car headlights on. But when it isn't required, is it nevertheless legal to keep them on, or are there situations when it is illegal to drive with your headlights on? And if so, what are those cases?
Output: In California, is it always legal to drive with your car headlight on?