Nigeria announces a 30-day visa-free entry policy for Rwandan nationals as part of a reciprocal travel arrangement. Multiple Nigerian outlets report that the move follows a presidential announcement tied to a continental business summit. The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) is cited as having completed the necessary arrangements to put the directive into effect. According to the reports, Rwandan citizens entering Nigeria no longer require a visa for stays of up to 30 days. The policy is described as reciprocal, matching an earlier visa-free arrangement that Nigeria made for its nationals travelling to Rwanda. The NIS statement indicates the government has finalized operational steps for implementation, and the policy takes immediate effect, as described by one outlet. Overall, the coverage focuses on the immigration service’s readiness and the reciprocity element, with consistent details that the exemption applies specifically to Rwandan nationals and is limited to a 30-day period of entry into Nigeria.