OP, had you known your wife could have traveled back here on her expired passport. They would have allowed her entry but she wouldn't be able to travel out with it. Then once here simply renew it the Nigerian way which would cost less than 20k and take approximately 24hrs.

Cotton: OP, had you known your wife could have traveled back here on her expired passport. They would have allowed her entry but she wouldn't be able to travel out with it. Then once here simply renew it the Nigerian way which would cost less than 20k and take approximately 24hrs.

Really? Never knew that bro

Niaja i de hail o,honestly speaking,the federal govt has to put an end to this menace,nigerian foreign missions has to be repositioned.

@ Onoja. I agree...But in the end after making an effort to make a complaint. would they follow-up. At the end of the day you wonder, why bother?

It's very enlightening reading all your experiences at the Nigerian High Commission UK but I am faced with a some what challenging issue. My wife and I recently had our baby in the USA. Her US passport was just recently issued after some delays and we have less than a week to spend in the US before leaving so processing a Nigerian visa or passport in the US is not working for US. We however plan to spend a few days in the UK before returning to Nigeria so I am thinking I should just process the visa at the Nigerian High Commission in London. The problem is I don't know the procedure and I am not getting much information from the High Commissions website and they are also not picking calls.

I will appreciate any advise or information on how to go about processing a Nigerian visa for our daughter at the Nigerian High Commission in the UK.

Thanks all