US Alerts Citizens: Elevated Threat to Major Hotels in Nigeria

In a crucial development, the United States of America has sounded the alarm, issuing a stern warning to its citizens residing in or visiting Nigeria. 

The advisory strongly cautions US citizens against patronizing major hotels across the country due to an increased threat level.

This urgent warning was delivered in an emergency information bulletin dated November 3, reflecting deep concerns for the safety of US citizens within Nigeria.

The United States highlights the heightened security worries centered around major hotels located in the larger cities of Nigeria. It strongly urges its citizens to exercise extreme caution when staying or visiting these establishments. The advisory stresses the importance of maintaining a low profile, staying vigilant regarding their surroundings, and thoroughly reviewing Nigeria's latest travel advisory before checking into any hotel.

The advisory unequivocally states, "The US Government is aware of credible information indicating an increased threat to major hotels in Nigeria's larger cities."

While delivering this cautionary message, the advisory also recognizes the diligent efforts of Nigerian security agencies in addressing and countering this significant threat, providing a degree of reassurance.

"The Nigerian security services are working diligently to counter the threat," the advisory confirms.

In a thoughtful gesture to support US citizens in Nigeria during these times of heightened security concerns, the advisory provides contact information for the US embassy in Abuja and the consulate in Lagos. This offering ensures that any American citizen in need of assistance can readily access the necessary support and guidance.