By Joshua Tosin Ogunsakin 
Visa-free travel significantly eases the burden of international movement for Nigerians by eliminating the time, cost, and stress associated with visa applications. This freedom allows individuals to explore new destinations, engage in cultural experiences, and pursue global business opportunities with greater ease.
According to The Nation, here are the five Non-African countries Nigerians can visit without a visa
Dominica: Nigerians can visit Dominica for up to six months without a visa. Dominica, a Caribbean island known for its natural attractions, also offers a Citizenship by Investment program, which allows individuals to gain citizenship after meeting certain economic criteria.
St. Kitts and Nevis: This Caribbean nation allows Nigerian travellers to stay for up to three months without needing a visa. St. Kitts and Nevis also has a Citizenship by Investment program, offering a pathway to citizenship through economic contributions.
Barbados: Nigerians can stay in Barbados for up to three months without a visa. The island, known for its culture and cuisine, is a popular travel destination and draws a significant number of international tourists each year.
Vanuatu: Nigerian passport holders can visit Vanuatu for up to 30 days without requiring a visa. This Pacific island nation offers a serene environment with its beaches, rainforests, and volcanoes.
Micronesia: Nigerians can also visit Micronesia for up to 30 days visa-free. This country made up of over 600 islands, is known for its historical wreck dives and marine life, attracting adventure travellers.