Embassy of Eritrea in Abuja, Nigeria
- Address: 26, Yedseram Street; Maitama, Abuja
- Phone: +2348139856889, +23494136086
- Fax: +23494136085
Head of mission: Mohamed Ali Omaro, Ambassador (as of 2015)
Eritrea in Nigeria
Embassy of Eritrea in Abuja, Nigeria; address 26, Yedseram Street; Maitama, Abuja; phone +2348139856889. Head of mission: Mohamed Ali Omaro.
Frequently asked questions
How attractive is Eritrea as a destination for visitors from Nigeria?
Eritrea offers a unique appeal for Nigerian visitors seeking authentic experiences and rich history rather than luxury. Located on Africa's northeastern coast, it has a modest but promising tourism industry. While it may attract a specific segment of Nigeria's 219 million population, its historical and cultural offerings could resonate well with adventurous travelers.
Please answer the following question: How safe is Eritrea for tourists coming from Nigeria?
Eritrea is relatively safer for tourists compared to Nigeria, based on various safety indices. According to the Global Peace Index, Eritrea ranks 134th out of 160 countries, while Nigeria is ranked 144th. Although specific murder rates for Eritrea are not available, Nigeria has a murder rate of 22.0 per 100,000 people. In terms of organized crime, Eritrea shows lower indices in several categories compared to Nigeria. For example, Eritrea scores 1.0 for mafia groups and 2.5 for foreign crime, while Nigeria scores 5.5 and 7.0, respectively. However, Eritrea has higher scores for state crime and human trafficking, indicating some concerns in those areas. Overall, while both countries face safety challenges, Eritrea presents a more favorable environment for tourists, particularly when compared to the crime statistics of Nigeria.