The United States mission in Nigeria has issued a security advisory warning US citizens against non-official travel to Nigerian military and government facilities in Abuja.
This directive comes amid increased security concerns linked to recent global developments, prompting heightened caution for American nationals residing or traveling in Nigeria.
According to the advisory released on Sunday, all US embassy employees and their families are currently prohibited from visiting Nigerian military sites or other government venues in the capital city unless on official business.
The mission emphasised the need for vigilance in public spaces, particularly in locations frequented by westerners, expatriates, and government officials.
“Stay alert in public places and be mindful of surroundings. Avoid large gatherings and limit unnecessary travel,” the statement reads.
“Vary daily routines to reduce predictability. Familiarise oneself with emergency exits in buildings.
“Review and update personal security plans. Despite these restrictions, the Consular Sections of the U.S. Embassy in Abuja and the Consulate General in Lagos remain operational to provide assistance.”
The US government also asked citizens to monitor its official website for ongoing updates and enroll in the smart traveler enrollment program (STEP) to receive timely security notifications.
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