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High Commission of the Federal Republic of Nigeria
We are committed to advancing the interests of Nigeria and Nigerians in India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh through efficient and responsive consular services. We are dedicated to strengthening Nigeria–India , Nigeria–Nepal, Nigeria–Sri Lanka, and Nigeria–Bangladesh relations through active diplomatic engagement, strategic economic partnerships, technological collaboration, and the promotion of rich cultural exchange.
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Acting High Commissioner
When a Bollywood musical sequence fills the screen with vibrant choreography and rhythmic beats, or a Nollywood drama draws viewers into the lived realities of Nigerian society, it becomes clear that these films are more than entertainment — they are expressions of national identity. Though geographically distant, Nollywood and Boll ywood share striking similarities.
Khadi, a uniquely breathable fabric that has adorned Indians for centuries, signaled an unrelenting declaration of national pride and defiance of colonialism. Aso oke, a hand-woven cloth worn by the Yoruba people, is among the several vibrant displays of Nigerian craftsmanship where regality, celebration, and cultural expression converge. The Dhaka fabric is Nepal's national identity woven into intricate and sophisticated clothing, including sarees, caps, and shawls.
Abuja and New Delhi are continents apart, bustling with contrasts that make one wonder how the capital cities of Nigeria and India, respectively, share parallels at all. Geographically, linguistically, and historically, both nations seem to be worlds apart. However, a closer look would reveal how the pulse of everyday life can feel remarkably familiar in both countries.
A delegation comprising officials from Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC) and a representative from International Trade Center (ITC UN-WTO) undertook 'Cowpea Value Chain Study Tour 2025', a five-day study tour to India from 6 - 10 October 2025. On Day Four of the study, the delegation visited the High Commission of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, New Delhi.
A delegation from the National Institute for Security Studies (NISS) paid a courtesy visit to the Nigerian High Commission today. The 16-member delegation, led by the Director of NISS and Team Leader, Mr. Rafiu Adekunle Bolarinwa, and including Mr. A. A. Kehinde, Directing Staff, and Mrs. Y. A. Mamman, Protocol of the Team (NISS), were in India as part of their Official Study Tour to India.
The Acting High Commissioner of the Nigerian High Commission, Mr. Ubong Akpan Johnny, met with Mr. Monish Bhalla, Managing Director of NSL Mining Resources India Private Limited, to explore opportunities in the mining sector. Discussions focused on possible mining cooperation between Nigeria and India.
Ambassador Ahmed's visit provided space for thoughtful exchanges on diplomacy in the evolving global context.
The High Commission of the Federal Republic of Nigeria had the privilege to welcome the Honorable Minister of State for Defence, Dr. Bello Mohammed Matawalle at the High Commission, during his visit to New Delhi.
A team from Schoolnet met with the Acting High Commissioner to explore possible areas of collaboration in digital education and innovation. The team presented a device described as an integrated solution for educational and ICT needs.
The Acting High Commissionermet with President of ICI, Rtn. Manpreet Singh at the High Commission.
The Acting High Commissioner of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to India met with the President of GIBF, Dr. Jitendra Jose, at the High Commission, to discuss avenues for enhancing bilateral business and investment ties between Nigeria and India.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announces with deep sorrow the sudden demise of Mrs. Zainab Joy Momodu, Acting Head of Mission (Charge d'Affaires ad interim) at the Embassy of Nigeria in Guinea-Bissau, who passed on in Bissau after a brief illness.
The attention of the Federal Government of Nigeria has been drawn to the recent decision by the U. S. Government to revise its visa reciprocity schedule for Nigerian citizens, limiting the validity of non-immigrant visas including B1/B2 F & J categories to three months with single entry. The Federal Government views this development with concern and keen interest...