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9. Ghana – Gateway to West Africa
Ghana’s visa-free policy for Nigerians (up to 90 days) makes it the most popular destination for Nigerian travelers, offering rich culture, history, and modern amenities. Hotel booking ranges from budget guesthouses to international luxury chains in Accra and Kumasi.
Business travel between Nigeria and Ghana is extensive, with many companies maintaining regional headquarters in Accra. Travel insurance is advisable, though healthcare standards are good by regional comparisons. Efficient airport transfers connect Kotoka International Airport to the city center.
The country’s “Year of Return” initiatives attract diaspora tourists seeking cultural connections. Travel packages often include Cape Coast Castle visits and cultural experiences. Currency exchange uses the Ghana Cedi, and travel credit cards work in major cities.
10. Guinea – Cultural Crossroads
Guinea welcomes Nigerian passport holders for 90 days visa-free, offering access to diverse cultures spanning from Sahel to Atlantic coast. Travel insurance is essential given healthcare infrastructure limitations and political considerations.
Conakry provides basic hotel booking options, though luxury travel facilities are limited. Most travelers prefer comprehensive travel packages that include airport transfers, local transportation, and experienced guides familiar with local conditions.
The country’s mineral wealth creates business travel opportunities in mining and infrastructure sectors. Travel gear should include medical supplies and water purification systems. Currency exchange uses the Guinean Franc, with US dollars preferred for major transactions.