If anyone needs a letter of invitation (LOl) for Nigeria, I can recommend someone. I found his contact info here on Facebook.
His name is Benjamin, and he lives in Nigeria. He prepared my letter within 24 hours, which the consulate accepted without any issues. I paid between $40-$50 in Apple Gift Cards because my bank wouldn't allow me to send money to Nigeria. You first receive the letter and then make the payment. Good Guy.
Mathias 2025
January 2025
Benjamin is one the best fixers and translator I have ever worked with. He is well informed, has a network of collaborators, knows Lagos very well and knows how to navigate this complicated city. He was also very adaptable to my needs and budget as a freelance photographer. Most importantly, he understood exactly what I needed and got involved with the project. He is polite, reliable and very good at dealing with conflicts that arise with local authorities. Without him, my trip would not have been as successful. I would not hesitate to hire him again.
Tuca Vierra
Tuca Vierra with Benjamin -- January 2025
November 2024
I recently travel to Nigeria, I contacted Benjamin Adebayo (Your Nigeria guide) for two days tour guide, he came with one of his friend as well (Shadrach) to tour me around Lagos.
Here are some of the highlights from my trip with Benjamin:
* Visiting the Mokoko Community (a fishing community of ~250,000 people living on water). It was incredible, and we not only took a boat around the community but also got to spend some time talking with one of the children school principal to understand some of the many challenges the community faces.
* Benjamin introduced me to some of new and adventurous foods.
* Nike art gallery, which is the best art gallery.
* fella museum and fella shrine
* Benjamin also make arrangement for me to witness eyo as it is done in Lagos eyo festival
* Benjamin took me to a nice cafe that have nice food beside ocean and we have boat cruise.
* The expanded understanding Benjamin gave me of Nigerian life.
I am grateful to have Benjamin as my guide, and whether you need just Letter of invitation, Visa on arrival, guide on how to apply for Nigeria visa, or a tour guide, i recommend you reach out to him.
He is very friendly, and a good tour guide, he make my traveling to Nigeria a memorable one.
Xijia
And here are two photos of me in Lagos with Benjamin
March 2024
# My son and I recently completed our traversal from South to North along the West Coast. Towards that effort, Nigeria was the most challenging country for travel and obtaining a visa. We contacted Benjamin Adebayo, who provided us with the requisite letter of invitation (LOI) and assisted us with travel to Lagos, Nigeria once we met him in Ado-Ekiti.
Here are some of the highlights from our trip with Benjamin:
* Visiting the Mokoko Community (a fishing community of ~250,000 people living on water). It was incredible, and we not only took a boat around the community but also got to spend some time talking with the chief to understand some of the many challenges the community faces.
* Teaching about technology to students and community members in Ado Ekiti.
* Benjamin introduced us to several new and adventurous foods.
* Benjamin helped us acquire a replacement Starlink satellite dish (a task for which we were extremely grateful as it provided us with the Internet through the remainder of the trip without purchasing SIM cards).
* Sleeping on the floor in Benjamin's dorm room along with a home/dorm-cooked meal.
* Helping us change money at the local market (getting cash in Nigeria is challenging as ATMs only provide a limited amount per transaction).
* Playing Frisbee with the community children around where Benjamin lived.
* The expanded understanding Benjamin gave us of Nigerian life.
We were grateful to have Benjamin as our guide, and whether you need just an LOI or a guide, we recommend you reach out to him.
Mike Michaelis
My name is Gary, I live in Luxembourg.
I met Benjamin and Shadrach in Lagos in May 2018. I knew that I needed a guide because Nigeria was new to me and I do not speak any of the local languages.
I spoke to Benjamin and he said that he and his friend Shadrach could help me. They showed me around Lagos and neighboring towns. It was great. They are real gentlemen and they saved me hassle and money. We traveled with local transport, i.e. with keke napep, communal taxis, local taxis and rickshaw. We ate in local restaurants and saw the local sites. What luck to have their help!
If you want to add your images or a review, do contact Benjamin or Shadrach and let them know and I will help with that.
Wishing you great travels, Gary
