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The United States Embassy in Nigeria has announced it will suspend routine updates on its official X (formerly Twitter) account, citing the ongoing government funding impasse in Washington.
The United States Embassy has announced stricter requirements for Nigerian visa applicants in Abuja and Lagos, effective April...
The U.S. Embassy in Nigeria said that the U.S. government has supported more than 5 million Nigerian farmers since 2019 through its Agency for International Development (USAID).
Immigrant visa applicants with interviews at the U.S. Consulate in Lagos will now need to visit the consulate at least twice during the visa process.
The United States Embassy in Abuja has advised the Nigerian government to harness the power of technology to enhance its security framework and build a safer, more resilient country.
The U.S. Embassy in Abuja and the U.S. Consulate General in Lagos is set to shift to a...
The United States government has outlined actions for Americans living in Nigeria ahead of the planned nationwide protests commencing on August 1.
The US embassy has stated that visa facilitators and agents operating in Nigeria are operating with impunity for their financial gains.
The United States Government has issued a security alert warning its citizens to exercise caution while travelling and...
The US Embassy in Nigeria has announced closure following violent clashes in many parts of the country.
After the Federal Government of Nigeria slashed visa fees for the citizens of the United States, the United States Embassy has stated that it would continue to charge Nigerians reciprocity fees.
The United States has announced that Nigerians will be required to pay visa issuance fees from the 29th of August 2019.