UK Travel list: Nigeria dey "Amber" zone for Britain new travel restriction
Nigeria dey part of UK new international travel list of kontris wey get "Amber" warning sign.
International travel Di west African nation dey among one hundred and eighty three kontris wey dey di list. Dis mean say anybody wey dey Britain no fit travel to Nigeria or any kontri inside dis category for holiday, party or relax. E also get things wey anybody wey dey live for dis Amber kontris must do, ten days before dem land UK. Di new international travel advisory dey come as UK wan resume international travel. British goment confam say e fit begin dey resume small-small from May 17. UK Transport Secretary Grant Shapps bin announce say goment don lift di "Stay in di UK" regulation. Di announcement mean say pipo go fit begin travel abroad for relaxation and e no go dey illegal again. Goment set up di new traffic light system, wey put some kontris on Red, Amber or Green list, to explain di new travel advisory rules. International travel Twelve kontris na im dey di green travel list for England pipo. E mean say anybody wey dey land England from dis kontris no go need to quarantine from 17 May, 2021. Di biggest group na di amber list wey include Nigeria and oda popular European destinations like Spain, Italy and France. Pipo wey dey come from dis kontris must stay for seperate room alias isolate for at least five days. But oga Shapps say for now make nobody travel go those destinations. Di transport secretary say dis na first step to open up travel. E add say em dey careful make coronavirus pandemic no go begin spread again. E add say di "success of combating covid for di UK no be di same in many places abroad. "We must make sure say di kontris we dey reconnect wit dey safe," oga Shapps tok. Wetin you need to know before you travel go UK A man dey look as di sunset for Portugal Di full list of 12 kontis and territories wey pipo for England fit travel to without getting to isolate upon return include: Portugal Israel Singapore Australia New Zealand Brunei Iceland Gibraltar Falkland Islands Faroe Islands South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands St Helena, Tristan de Cunha, Ascension Island