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The Nigerian High Commission based in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago's Capital, conducts the day-to-day relations between the Government of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the Government of The Republic of Trinidad and Tobago. The High Commission is headed by a High Commissioner who is the official representative of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to The Republic of Trinidad and Tobago . The High Commissioner is appointed by the President after securing the legislative approval in line with the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
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The High Commission promotes and protects Nigeria’s national and foreign policy interest, particularly its foreign trade, investment and tourism interests throughout Trinidad and Tobago as well as in other Caribbean particularly Barbados, Suriname, Guyana, Dominica and . In this regard, the High Commission is directly responsible to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Abuja and through it, to the Government.
The High Commission provides services on substantive immigration matters such as the issuance of Passports and restoration of citizenship. The High Commission also responds to general information inquiries about Nigeria or refers inquiries to the relevant Ministry or agency in Nigeria that can assist. The High Commission can assist Nigerian nationals in distress under specific guidelines.
How Can We Help You?
Staff at the High Commission can help you in some ways if you get into difficulties while in any of the Caribbean countries covered by the mission, but there are some limitations.
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Can give you guidance when in trouble with the primary aim of helping you to help yourself.
Can help arrange for the issuance of a replacement passport (for example if yours is lost or stolen).
Can help you to contact relatives or friends back home to request financial assistance, if you get into financial difficulties.
Can provide you with documentation to repatriate bodies to Nigeria.
Cannot pay your hotel, travel or other bills, bail or medical expenses.
Cannot help you with arrangements, which could be handled by local organisations, e.g. banks, lawyers, travel agents, undertakers.
Cannot give you legal advice or get you out of prison.
Cannot get you better conditions in prison or hospital than a local national would receive.
Cannot give you a loan. In a real emergency, family and friends in Trinidad and Tobago must arrange to deposit equivalent funds into the Treasury before financial assistance is extended.
Cannot trace missing persons or investigate a crime. These are police matters.
Cannot operate a personal mail service for you.
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The Nigerian High Commission based in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago's Capital, conducts the day-to-day relations between the Government of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the Government of The Republic of Trinidad and Tobago. The High Commission is headed by a High Commissioner who is the official representative of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to The Republic of Trinidad and Tobago . The High Commissioner is appointed by the President after securing the legislative approval in line with the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
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The High Commission promotes and protects Nigeria’s national and foreign policy interest, particularly its foreign trade, investment and tourism interests throughout Trinidad and Tobago as well as in other Caribbean particularly Barbados, Suriname, Guyana, Dominica and . In this regard, the High Commission is directly responsible to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Abuja and through it, to the Government.
The High Commission provides services on substantive immigration matters such as the issuance of Passports and restoration of citizenship. The High Commission also responds to general information inquiries about Nigeria or refers inquiries to the relevant Ministry or agency in Nigeria that can assist. The High Commission can assist Nigerian nationals in distress under specific guidelines.
How Can We Help You?
Staff at the High Commission can help you in some ways if you get into difficulties while in any of the Caribbean countries covered by the mission, but there are some limitations.
We:
Can give you guidance when in trouble with the primary aim of helping you to help yourself.
Can help arrange for the issuance of a replacement passport (for example if yours is lost or stolen).
Can help you to contact relatives or friends back home to request financial assistance, if you get into financial difficulties.
Can provide you with documentation to repatriate bodies to Nigeria.
Cannot pay your hotel, travel or other bills, bail or medical expenses.
Cannot help you with arrangements, which could be handled by local organisations, e.g. banks, lawyers, travel agents, undertakers.
Cannot give you legal advice or get you out of prison.
Cannot get you better conditions in prison or hospital than a local national would receive.
Cannot give you a loan. In a real emergency, family and friends in Trinidad and Tobago must arrange to deposit equivalent funds into the Treasury before financial assistance is extended.
Cannot trace missing persons or investigate a crime. These are police matters.
Cannot operate a personal mail service for you.
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| 1. | Ambassador Musa John Jen | High Commissioner | hc@nigerianhighcommission-tt.org |
| 2. |
Chigozie Obi-Nnadozie (Mrs.) |
Deputy High Commissioner / Head of Chancery |
dhc@nigerianhighcommission-tt.org |
3. |
Mr. Adesesan Olatunde |
Minister Plenipotentiary, Political & Economics |
ade@nigerianhighcommission-tt.org |
| 4. |
Mr. Ayodele O. Aina |
Minister/ Culture & Information |
aoaina@nigerianhighcommission-tt.org |
| 5. |
Mr. Gabriel O. Alugbe |
Administrative Attaché I |
goa@nigerianhighcommission-tt.org |
6. |
Mrs. Joy G. Ibe |
Finance Attaché |
jgibe@nigerianhighcommission-tt.org |
7. |
Mrs. Udeme E. Uche |
Administrative Attaché II |
ueuche@nigerianhighcommission-tt.org |
ABOUT THE HIGH COMMISSION
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Officers of the High Commission
High Commission of Nigeria
No. 3 Maxwell-Phillip Street,
P. M. B. 140, Newtown, St. Clair,
Port of Spain,
Trinidad & Tobago
West Indies
Tel: +1868 622-4002
+1868 622-6834
Fax: +1868 622-7162
E-mail:
Office Hours:
Monday through Friday
8:00am - 4:00pm
National Day - 1st October
No. 3 Maxwell-Phillip Street,
P. M. B. 140, Newtown, St. Clair,
Port of Spain,
Trinidad & Tobago
West Indies
Tel: +1868 622-4002
+1868 622-6834
Fax: +1868 622-7162
E-mail:
Office Hours:
Monday through Friday
8:00am - 4:00pm
National Day - 1st October
contact@nigerianhighcommission-tt.org
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