NIS Warns Nigerians on Illegal Travel and Fake Overseas Jobs
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Reported Facts
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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.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸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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