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Nigeria has a tropical and subtropical climate with two main seasons: a warm, wet rainy season (May–October) and a hot, dry harmattan season (November–March). Temperatures typically range from 25–35°C year-round, with higher humidity during the rainy season. Regional variation exists, with the south experiencing more rainfall and the north being drier and hotter.
Plug type(s) used in Nigeria:
Tipping is appreciated and generally expected for good service.
Cash is widely used. Card acceptance is growing but not universal — carry both.
Exercise standard urban safety precautions, particularly in major cities like Lagos—avoid displaying valuables, use registered taxis or ride-sharing apps, and stay aware of your surroundings, especially at night. Check current travel advisories and stay in contact with your institution's international office. Register with your embassy and avoid large gatherings or demonstrations.
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