News US Embassy Issues Countrywide Security Alert On Nigeria Published 5 years ago on January 20, 2019 By The Octopus News Admin The US embassy has issued a security alert to its citizens residing in Nigeria. It pointed to a possible threat from ISIS West Africa (ISWA) and Boko Haram. Read the statement below: There is an increase in ISIS propaganda videos specifically directed to Nigeria and the ongoing civil unrest in Borno state and the Northeast. ISIS West Africa (ISWA) and Boko Haram have both stated they plan to disrupt the upcoming 2019 presidential elections by conducting attacks on Nigerian Security and infrastructure, as well as places of gathering such as markets, hotels, and malls. While we have no specific threat information to the U.S. Embassy or within Nigeria during the election season, U.S. citizens in Nigeria should remember to follow personal security precautions on a regular basis. Actions to Take: Expect additional police and military checkpoints and possible road blocks throughout the country Carry proper identification, including a U.S. passport with a current Nigerian visa, if needed Exercise caution when walking or driving at night Review travel routes and times to reduce time and place predictability Avoid crowds and demonstrations. Be aware of your surroundings Keep a low profile Stay alert in public places, including schools, hospitals, government facilities, places of worship, tourist locations, and transportation hubs Review your personal security plans Monitor local media for updates. Post Views: 1,333 Related Topics:slideshowUS embassyUS Embassy Issues Countrywide Security Alert On Nigeria Up Next President Buhari Orders Prosecution Of Ex-SGF Babachir Lawal Don't Miss Why President Buhari Was Absent At 2019 Presidential Debate, Festus Keyamo Explains You may like Why I Converted From Islam To Christianity-Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde US Embassy Sends Strongly Worded Message To President Buhari US Embassy Staff In Nigeria Take A Knee Winners Chapel Discredit Report On Oyedepo’s Visa Denial Remi Tinubu’s Dead Dream King Of International Collaboration: Davido Hook Up With Ludacris Click to comment Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ Polaris Bank AD Your browser does not support the video. AdFacebook Trending Society5 years ago How Socialite, Drug Peddler Toyin Igbira Died Music4 years ago Police Arrest Salawa Abeni’s Blackmailer Opinion4 years ago Why I said Anyone Opposed To Church Opening Will Die-Oyedepo News5 years ago See Open Letter Written By Pastor To Adeboye, Kumuyi Others News4 years ago Nigerian Army Arrest Soldier For Attack On Chief Of Army Staff Society4 years ago Happy Times Return For Sanusi Lamido Sanusi Music4 years ago Olori Ajoke Places Curse On Esabod Music5 years ago See Rarely Seen Photo Of Tekno’s Daughter, Skye
The US embassy has issued a security alert to its citizens residing in Nigeria. It pointed to a possible threat from ISIS West Africa (ISWA) and Boko Haram. Read the statement below: There is an increase in ISIS propaganda videos specifically directed to Nigeria and the ongoing civil unrest in Borno state and the Northeast. ISIS West Africa (ISWA) and Boko Haram have both stated they plan to disrupt the upcoming 2019 presidential elections by conducting attacks on Nigerian Security and infrastructure, as well as places of gathering such as markets, hotels, and malls. While we have no specific threat information to the U.S. Embassy or within Nigeria during the election season, U.S. citizens in Nigeria should remember to follow personal security precautions on a regular basis. Actions to Take: Expect additional police and military checkpoints and possible road blocks throughout the country Carry proper identification, including a U.S. passport with a current Nigerian visa, if needed Exercise caution when walking or driving at night Review travel routes and times to reduce time and place predictability Avoid crowds and demonstrations. Be aware of your surroundings Keep a low profile Stay alert in public places, including schools, hospitals, government facilities, places of worship, tourist locations, and transportation hubs Review your personal security plans Monitor local media for updates.