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US warns citizens to avoid military, govt facilities in Abuja

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The United States Mission in Nigeria has issued a security alert advising American citizens to avoid non-essential travel to military and government facilities in Abuja, citing increased global security concerns.

According to the alert released by the US Embassy on Monday, all embassy personnel and their families are currently prohibited from visiting Nigerian military sites or government venues in the capital unless on official duty.

The advisory follows unspecified global developments that have triggered heightened security measures and a reassessment of movements around sensitive locations.

American citizens in Nigeria have been urged to remain vigilant, especially in public spaces frequented by Westerners, expatriates, and government officials. The embassy also advised avoiding large gatherings, maintaining unpredictable routines, and familiarising themselves with emergency exits in buildings.

The statement added the following actions to take:

  • Stay alert in public places, particularly in locations where Westerners, expatriates, and government officials are known to gather.
  • Avoid large crowds and limit non-essential travel.
  • Keep your routines unpredictable.
  • Familiarise yourself with emergency exits when entering buildings.
  • Review and update your personal security plans.

Despite the restrictions, the Consular Sections of the US Embassy in Abuja and the Consulate General in Lagos remain open and operational. US citizens needing further information or assistance are encouraged to visit the embassy’s official website.


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