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Nigeria
Nigeria High Commission
Welcome Message...
On behalf of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, H.E. Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, (G.C.F.R), and from the office of the Nigeria High Commission, Trinidad and Tobago, I, His Excellency Musa John Jen, do with pleasure, welcome you to our website.
Nigeria is the only African country with a fully fledged diplomatic presence in the Caribbean, established over thirty-eight (38) years ago.
Nigeria is the only African country with a fully fledged diplomatic presence in the Caribbean, established over thirty-eight (38) years ago.
The Nigeria High Commission, Port of Spain, is accredited to this beautiful tropical paradise and twin jewels of the Caribbean, Trinidad and Tobago, with concurrent accreditation to five other island countries, namely, Barbados, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana and Suriname. Efforts are underway to cover St. Lucia, St. Kitts, Antigua and Barbuda.
In addition to giving information on the High Commission and its staff, this website also seeks to give general information on Nigeria based on all the frequently asked questions, such as the country‘s various peoples, geography, history, cultures and traditions, politics and economy, trade and investment opportunities.
The Chancery in Port of Spain offers Consular assistance to Nigerian Nationals in our host country of Trinidad & Tobago and our other countries of current accreditation. While we can issue visas, applications for Nigerian passports are however not processed by us but by our Consulate General in New York, USA. The Chancery in Port of Spain serves only as a clearing house for collation and onward transmission of passports. For details on this and the new ECOWAS passports please click on the Consular page of this website.
Once again, I want to thank you for visiting our website.
Enjoy!
In addition to giving information on the High Commission and its staff, this website also seeks to give general information on Nigeria based on all the frequently asked questions, such as the country‘s various peoples, geography, history, cultures and traditions, politics and economy, trade and investment opportunities.
The Chancery in Port of Spain offers Consular assistance to Nigerian Nationals in our host country of Trinidad & Tobago and our other countries of current accreditation. While we can issue visas, applications for Nigerian passports are however not processed by us but by our Consulate General in New York, USA. The Chancery in Port of Spain serves only as a clearing house for collation and onward transmission of passports. For details on this and the new ECOWAS passports please click on the Consular page of this website.
Once again, I want to thank you for visiting our website.
Enjoy!
H.E. Musa John Jen
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Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago
Mr. Oluseyi Onafowokan
Minister
Economics & Political
Economics & Political
President, Federal Republic of Nigeria
H.E. Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan
Copyright © 2011 Nigeria High Commission. All rights reserved.
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NIGERIA IS 50 YEARS!
CELEBRATE OUR NATION'S GOLDEN JUBILEE WITH US.
Nigeria High Commission, Port of Spain marked the occasion with pomp and grandeur as they showcase Nigeria and its rich potentials among other various events lined up to entertain their distinguished friends.
To visit the webpage, please click here
CELEBRATE OUR NATION'S GOLDEN JUBILEE WITH US.
Nigeria High Commission, Port of Spain marked the occasion with pomp and grandeur as they showcase Nigeria and its rich potentials among other various events lined up to entertain their distinguished friends.
To visit the webpage, please click here
OPENING HOURS: Mondays - Fridays
(Except Nigerian and Trinidad and Tobago Public Holidays)
A) OFFICIAL OPENING HOURS: 8.00am - 4.00pm
B) IMMIGRATION AND CONSULAR SECTIONS:
i) Submission of all Applications: 9.30 - 1.00pm
ii) Collection of Visas: 1.00pm - 4.00pm
C) OTHER VISITS TO THE HIGH COMMISSION IS
STRICTLY BY APPOINTMENTS.
(Except Nigerian and Trinidad and Tobago Public Holidays)
A) OFFICIAL OPENING HOURS: 8.00am - 4.00pm
B) IMMIGRATION AND CONSULAR SECTIONS:
i) Submission of all Applications: 9.30 - 1.00pm
ii) Collection of Visas: 1.00pm - 4.00pm
C) OTHER VISITS TO THE HIGH COMMISSION IS
STRICTLY BY APPOINTMENTS.
All Nigerians who participated in the last E-passport exercise are requested to come to the Nigeria High Commission to collect their new passport.
This exercise will be carried out for two days starting from 08.00am - 04.00pm on Thursday 20th and Friday 21st January 2011.
Please Note: Come with your receipts and old passport.
This exercise will be carried out for two days starting from 08.00am - 04.00pm on Thursday 20th and Friday 21st January 2011.
Please Note: Come with your receipts and old passport.
High Commission News
Contact Details:
High Commission of Nigeria
No. 3 Maxwell-Phillip Street,
P. M. B. 140, Newtown, St. Clair,
Port of Spain,
Trinidad & Tobago
West Indies
Tel: +1 868 622 4002
Fax: +1 868 622 7162
E-mail: contact@nigerianhighcommission-tt.org
High Commission of Nigeria
No. 3 Maxwell-Phillip Street,
P. M. B. 140, Newtown, St. Clair,
Port of Spain,
Trinidad & Tobago
West Indies
Tel: +1 868 622 4002
Fax: +1 868 622 7162
E-mail: contact@nigerianhighcommission-tt.org
National Day - 1st October
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Nigeria - Trinidad & Tobago Chamber Launched
Nigeria - Trinidad and Tobago Chamber was launched on Monday 21st February, 2011 at the Hilton Hotel Port of Spain. Honorable Minister of of State for Niger-Delta, Sam Odeh led the Nigeria Government delegates that graced the occasion....more
Mr Oluseyi A. Onafowokan graduated from University of Benin in 1979 with a degree in Political Science and obtained a Masters degree in International Relations from University of Ife in 1981.
He joined the diplomatic service on 21 June 1982. His first posting in the Ministry was in the Political Department as the Cuban Desk Officer....>more
He joined the diplomatic service on 21 June 1982. His first posting in the Ministry was in the Political Department as the Cuban Desk Officer....>more
Golden Jubilee Celebration
50Years
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His Excellency Musa John Jen Presents his credentials to Trinidad and Tobago President, Prof. George Maxwell Richards in Port of Spain.
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