The United Kingdom has issued a travel advisory urging its citizens to avoid visiting 28 Nigerian states due to heightened security risks, including terrorism and kidnapping. The warning highlights ongoing threats from groups such as Boko Haram and ISWAP, particularly in the North East and Middle Belt regions.
The advisory also mentions rising concerns about instability in the Middle Belt and continued violence in northern areas. While the exact number of states affected was not specified, the warning aligns with previous alerts about travel risks in parts of Nigeria.
The UK government has advised travelers to exercise caution and consider alternative destinations. The warning comes amid reports of increased attacks and security challenges across various regions of the country.
Authorities have not provided specific details on the timeline or further measures, but the advisory reflects growing concerns about safety in Nigeria.
