25 countries Nigerians can visit without visa

•  by Praise Olowe
 
•  12 hours ago

Traveling for Nigerians increasingly requires adequate planning. With Nigerian passport ranking 83rd in freedom to travel across the world, acquiring a visa is always difficult and strenuous.

However, there are visa-free countries accessible to all Nigerian passport holders. With just a valid passport, you can gain entry into these African countries without having to stress yourself over a visa. Some may, however, be required to apply for a visa at their point of entry.

1. Rwanda
Easily the neatest African country, Rwanda has become a destination choice for investors and tourists. After the 1994 genocide war, the East African nation is wearing a new look. It is also a secured nation with less than five percent national crime rate.

Visa is obtained at the entry point with just $100 for Nigerian passport holders.

2. Djibouti
In East Africa, one of the best places to visit from Nigeria is Djibouti. You may require a visa on arrival at an affordable rate, but the country still has beautiful places to visit such as the Lake Assal, which is the lowest point on land in Africa. In the world, it is only the third after the Sea of Galilee and the Dead Sea.

3. Morocco
The culture, weather and exotic offering of Morocco make the country a great destination for honeymooners. There are super-amazing sites, shops, restaurants, cafes and more around the streets of Morocco which could definitely tempt you to turn your honeymoon into a typical excursion you will not regret.

4. Cape Verde
This is an island country that is found on the West African coast. It is one of the most welcoming tourist destinations on the continent as it has great weather and beautiful spots that you could have a splendid vacation.

5. Kenya
This beautiful tourist destination has a lot of wildlife, safari and historical places on offer. Cities to explore include Nairobi and Mombassa with the hosts generally welcoming and helpful. Visa is also at the point of entry.

6. Uganda
This East African nation with rich historical cuisine and sites such as the Lake Victoria and others allow Nigerians to travel to obtain visa at the point of entry.

7. Sudan
Nigerians can get visas at the entry point to visit the massive deserts and wildlife conservations in this hugely vast country.

8. BURKINA FASO
Location – West Africa
(Visa free)

The country also plays host to International Arts and Crafts Fair, Ouagadougou which is regarded as one of the most important African handicraft fair.

Burkina Faso is visa For Nigerian who would love to stay as long as they like. The Country is boasts of a gold reserves and is rich in music and art like the drumming culture.

9. BENIN REPUBLIC
Location – West Africa
(Visa free for 3 months)

As a Nigerian passport holder, you can visit Benin Republic and stay for 3 months without a visa. A country located close to Nigeria, there are a number of tourist attractions in the country that may interest you like the nominated UNESCO World Heritage site named Pendjari National Park.

10. BURUNDI
Location – East Africa
(Visa free for 30 days)

Nigerians are allowed a visit to Burundi for 30 days without a visa requirement. The country is known for its craft works that serve as a great gift option for tourists. From shields, baskets and masks to statues and pottery. An important part of the culture in Burundi is drumming, the Royal Drummers of Burundi have been performing for 40 years. The oral tradition of the country through poetry, storytelling and songs is also something worth enjoying.

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11. CHAD
Location – Central Africa
(Visa free for 3 months)

Chad offers a 3-month visa-free stay for Nigerians. All you need to do is provide a return ticket that shows you do not plan to stay in the country permanently. You can visit the Chad National Museum,

Chad Cultural Centre to get a feel of the rich cultural heritage of the Chadian people.

12. CAMEROON
Location – West Africa
(Visa free for 90 days)

Enjoy a great time in Cameroon as entry is visa-free for Nigerians. Check out the National Museum & Mvog-Betsi Zoo in Yaounde or the La Pagode Maritime Museum in Douala. There are a number of wildlife species ranging from lions and antelopes to snakes and birds, you will find at any of the parks.

13. COTE D’IVOIRE
Location – West Africa
(Visa free)

A visa free stay in Cote d’ivoire formerly known as Ivory Coast is worth it as there several points of interests and tourist attractions you can visit during your stay. The beach resorts of Assinie, the Parc National de Tai, valleys of Man and the artsy Grand Bassam are some of the breathtaking tourist attractions you can see in Cote d’ivoire. You may also enjoy the lagoon boat tour or visit the open markets in Treichville or Cocody.

14. COMOROS
Location – East Africa
(Visa on arrival)

You can travel to Comoros without a visa but you can get the visa on arrival for $50. Comoros Island is made up of four developed islands with white sandy beaches, giant fruit bats, volcanoes, and rainforests. Enjoy one of the best adventures on Comoros Island and make memories of a lifetime.

15. CAPE VERDE
Location – West Africa
(Visa on arrival)

A visa will not be required by Nigerian citizen upon entry to Cape Verde, provided you can prove to the immigration officials you do not plan to stay permanently in the country. You will be required to provide a return ticket, as well as proof of funds.

16. CAMBODIA
Location – Southeast Asia
(Visa on arrival for a period of 30 days)

This country allows Nigerians entry with a 30-day visa on arrival at the port of entry. The country is well known for its beautiful beaches and ancient temple cities. You may visit during the annual Water Festival in November.

17. DOMINICA
Location – Caribbean Region
(Visa free for 21 days)

18. DJIBOUTI
Location – East Africa
(Visa on arrival)

19. FIJI
Location – South Pacific Ocean
(Visa free for 4 months)

20. GHANA
Location – West Africa
(Visa free)

21. GUINEA
Location – West Africa
(Visa free)

22. GUINEA BISSAU
Location – West Africa
(Visa free for 90 days)

23. THE GAMBIA
Location – West Africa
(Visa free for 90 days)

24. HAITI
Location – Caribbean
(Visa free for 3 months)

25. IRAN
Location – Middle East

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ademolablog : 59 independent celebration in Nigeria: Nigeria. The past, the present and the future. Today we celebrate  59 years of existence and coexistence as a country, but that could n...

59 independent celebration in Nigeria

Nigeria.
The past, the present and the future.
Today we celebrate  59 years of existence and coexistence as a country, but that could not be said of us as a people of different background, culture, religion and ideology.
The beginning; it all started from the colonial invasion and forceful hijacking of our lands and enslavery of our people. Colonialism; that was the term they use, to steal, siphon, exploit us, manipulate and jilt us. It was the biggest fraud you could ever think of (now you know where yahoo, yahoo started from). The fresh proceeds of our agricultural produce; cocoa, cotton, Rubber et ce te ra. Did I forget to tell you that, they took our human power as slaves to build their country, exploited us of natural resources for the industrial age in Europe?

In 1914, the begining gangan.
 one chapter that has remained till today controversial and very elusive to candid clarification is the amalgamation of 1914.
The ill-conceived connubial resolution that brought Southern Nigeria and Northern Nigeria together in 1914 is up till today being debated to be the basis of the problems we are facing as a Nation.
The union which ought to serve as a unifying factor turned out to create an endless animosity between the two protectorates because none of them was prepared for it. Of course, we were not ready for it,we had differences and the almighty presumed white men knew we were not compatible.
It was a union marshaled and carried out without any form of consultation between the South and the North.
The Governor-General Frederick Lugard who took office in 1914 was responsible for overseeing the unification.
Biafra agitation for secession may be right considering all this factors. However, the secession may not be possible if another tribe mostly the Yoruba's are not ready to agitate for same.
If you ask me, amalgamation is the genesis of our problem.

Before you argue with your keyboard on the last  paragraph, you probably will agree with me that Nigeria has many problems. These problems are but not limited to: Corruption,
Crime,  terrorism  (specifically Boko Haram), insurgency, unemployment,
education,university systems,the environment, infrastructure, gender,  road accident and the economy.
Very correct, and the same, don't forget that everything is embedded in the Constitution.
That thing we call Constitution is a big scam. The people who made it were selfish enough to know that the constitution will only favor those in power and their allies.
Then boom, as if after independence, and having our independence.
We expected everything to go smooth, little did we know it was white colonialism to black tyranny.  We moved from European oppression to the oppression of a fellow Nigerian politicians and military dictators.
Oil discovery in Oloibiri, was expected to be a blessing, legit scam, we are still importing petrol,gas,kerosine and other petroleum product.
Crude oil is a blessing to United Arab Emirate(UAE), Libya, Qatar etc. Well you should be the judge to know if our oil is a _blessing or a curse_.

Before I drop my pen,
let me add this, the psychological part of our problem is our *mentality*.
Our society reserves so much respect for money irrespective of how it is acquired which has made a good number of our traditional rulers to  throw caution  to the wind as they confer high-profile chieftaincy titles on their ‘children’ who have brought home some of the stolen goodies.
Religious leaders display wealth that cannot be legitimately  justified.
We live in a country where we pray for church members who have cancer and need money for chemotherapy while we contribute money for pastors to buy jeep.
Who taught us this type of religion?
We accepted religion even more than the missionaries. Well, I don't want to diverge into the religious aspect so I won't be biased because I will counter many.
I keep my swords till another day.
Our culture places premium on the material at the expense of integrity; hence the mediocrity of our leadership. The psychology of our corruption is rooted in poverty that transcends the material definition.

In conclusion, Americans say "God bless America" but naija we say all sort of curses to our country.
Don't forget if it's good, it's our country, if it's bad, it's our country.
We can't run away from home, be reminded of xenophobic attack in South Africa, the Trump backlashes of Africans; Nigerians precisely and countries making difficult our visa application.
All the above should ring a bell to us that, no place, absolutely no place like home.

 ```Happy independence day
Nigeria.```

 *Martins Adedeji*

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UTME 2019: Latest JAMB News Online Roundup For Today, April 14th 2019

Good morning Nigeria and the rest of the world. Welcome to the Concise News roundup of top 10 JAMB news headlines for today, Sunday, April 14th, 2019.

1. UTME: How To Check 2019 JAMB Results

The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has released the result of the Computer Based Test of the 2019 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME Result) for the candidates that wrote the examination on 11th April 2019. JAMB has said that the results for the 2019 UTME are now ready and available online. The UTME Results has been sent to your email and mobile phone numbers used during registrations. Also, you can check your Jamb Score using your Jamb RegNo only.

2. JAMB, WAEC Resolve Clash In Exam Schedule

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) on Tuesday said it has met with management of the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WAEC) to resolve issue of clash in exam dates. JAMB assured candidates sitting for this year’s Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination that they would not be denied the opportunity of writing the examination. Dr Fabian Benjamin, JAMB’s Head of Public Relations, gave the assurance in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Lagos following fears concerning a clash in the timetable of West African Senior School Certificate Examination and UTME.

3. JAMB Result: What You Should Know About Score Upgrade

Each passing day, fraudsters parade themselves virtually – and even physically – as Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) agents; thus exploiting young innocent candidates. They will tell you that they are working in collaboration with JAMB and can help you boost your less than 200 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) score to 250 and above.

4. JAMB Addresses Use Of Hijab To Exam Centres

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has addressed reports making rounds on social media about a Muslim candidate who was allegedly asked to put off her hijab during the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examinations (UTME) which began on Thursday, April 11. Concise News reports that the Board writes on it’s verified Twitter handle.

5. JAMB UTME: System Failure Disrupts Exams At Kaduna Centre

Ongoing Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) conducted by JAMB was marred by persistent system failure in Danbo International School Kaduna. Concise News gathered that the exercise in Kaduna on Thursday which was supposed to last for two hours lasted for four hours at the centre.

6. JAMB Reacts To Candidates’ Inability To Undertake Biometric Verification

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board ( JAMB ) has said it will investigate reported cases of some candidates who were unable to undertake the biometric verification process during the ongoing Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), which commenced on Thursday. This disclosure was made by Fabian Benjamin, the board’s Head of Media and Publicity, in a chat with NAN on Friday in Abuja.

7. Candidates React To Clash In WAEC, JAMB Exam Dates

Candidates preparing to sit for the WAEC-organised West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), and the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) organised by JAMB have frowned at the clash in dates set by both bodies. The candidates asked the two examination bodies to reach understanding for the sake of students’ future.

8. Why JAMB De-registered 14 CBT Centres – Prof. Oloyede

The Joint Admission and Registration Board (JAMB) has de-listed 14 Computer Based Test (CBT) centres out of the 712 accredited due to infractions like technical hitch and deceit. Concise News reports that Prof. Ishaq Oloyede made this known when he led the Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu on a visit to some CBT centres in Abuja during the mock examination. Oloyede says the 698 centres left in the operations were ready for the conduct of the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Education (UTME) scheduled to hold between April 11 and April 15.

9. Check Out More Than 15 Items JAMB Banned From UTME Centres

The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has listed 18 things the 1.8 million candidates sitting for the 2019 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) from Thursday 11 April are prohibited from bringing to centres where the tests would take place. The prohibited items listed by an official of the Joint Admission Matriculation Board (JAMB) are Wrist Watches, Pen/Biros, Mobile phones or similar electronic devices, Spy reading glasses, calculators or similar electronic devices, USB, CD, hard disks and or similar storage devices and books or any reading/writing material. Other banned items are Cameras, Recorders, Microphones, Earpieces, Ink/pen readers, Smart lenses, Smart rings/ jewellery, Smart buttons, Bluetooth devices, Automated Teller Machine (ATM) cards and Erasers.

10. JAMB Reveals Criteria For 2019 University/Polytechnic Admission

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has reiterated that admissions would be given only to qualified candidates who applied for courses into various institutions. JAMB made this known in reaction to reports that over 50 percent of candidates who apply yearly for admissions into various institutions were not admitted. The board revealed this in its Vol. 1, No 13 weekly Bulletin of the Office of the Registrar.

And that is the roundup of all the latest JAMB news online. Be assured that you can get all updates on any JAMB news online on the Concise News website. See you soon!

BTC Could Hit $98 Million (Yes… 98M USD) in 10-20 Years, Analyst Says

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The crypto market has remained bullish on the last weeks, prompting a recent wave of optimism and euphoria among traders, analysts and enthusiasts in general. The 5k zone has supported the BTC, allowing the token to remain stable, reversing some indicators.

Having successfully held above 5k, analysts believe that the strength of the bearish market is losing influence and, with the halving on the horizon, many think that the cryptomarket is starting the next bull run.

Unlike the sentiment of 2017, most analysts today speak of conservative numbers. High forecasts such as Tim Draper’s or John McAfee’s are seen as exaggerated or unbelievable. Recently, however, an analyst did not hold back his mood by publishing a hyper-bullish prediction for the next few decades.

In a thread of 27 tweets, Twitter account Moon Capital explained that in approximately 10 to 20 years, BTC would become the first currency to reach a value of about 98 million dollars per unit.

The unusual prediction explains that to achieve this figure, the BTC had to maintain its traditional cyclical behavior but with the technological and financial developments typical of this industry.

This combination of circumstances could trigger the perfect scenario for BTC to become the world’s currency, replacing the global money supply. If this happens, the capitalization already increases by about 90.4 trillion dollars.

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This streak would give the BTC the necessary level of influence to allocate the capitalization of other financial markets such as bonds, stocks, equities, real estate and even public investments close to 5% of GDP.

Under this hyperoptimistic scenario, the BTC would gain around 294 trillion dollars in capitalization, becoming the “new global unit of account.” This price would total about 98 million dollars for each available token.

So far, it is still very early, and it is indeed impossible to predict the future, especially when it is such an optimistic scenario. Most banks are developing financial solutions based on blockchain technologies, precisely to compete against BTC, not to adopt this token.

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