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NIS Warns Nigerians on Illegal Travel and Fake Overseas Jobs

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•NIS cautioned Nigerians to avoid illegal travel methods and unauthorized agents offering jobs abroad.
•The Nigerian government requires valid passports and visas for all international travel.
•Fake job offers abroad have led to cases of exploitation and human trafficking involving Nigerian citizens.
•The warnings were issued on May 25, 2026, by Nigerian authorities.

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▸If Nigerian authorities increase enforcement against illegal travel and fake job schemes then fewer Nigerians may fall victim to trafficking and exploitation, improving citizen safety and reducing illegal migration.

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AFRICAPunch (Nigeria)NIS warns Nigerians against illegal travel, fake job offers abroad AFRICAVanguard (Nigeria)Don’t leave the country without valid passports, visas – FG warns Nigerians

Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) has issued warnings to Nigerians against illegal travel and falling victim to fake job offers abroad. The Nigerian government emphasizes the need for valid passports and visas before traveling internationally to protect citizens from exploitation and legal issues. These measures aim to reduce human trafficking and illegal migration risks affecting Nigerian families and the country's international reputation.