For life-threatening emergencies, contact local authorities immediately. This page provides emergency contact information and reporting options.
Life-threatening medical conditions, severe injuries, or health crises
Call emergency services immediately
Immediate danger to yourself or others, assault, or security threats
Call emergency services and local police
Theft, burglary, or property damage in progress
Call local police immediately
Arrest, detention, or legal issues requiring immediate consular assistance
Contact nearest Nigerian embassy/consulate
Urgent financial assistance needed due to theft, loss, or medical bills
Contact Nigerian embassy and report to local police
All Emergencies: 112
Police: 199
Fire: 119
Medical: 112
Unified emergency number for all services
All Emergencies: 911
Police: 911
Fire: 911
Medical: 911
Universal emergency number
All Emergencies: 999
Police: 101
Fire: 999
Medical: 999
Emergency services
All Emergencies: 911
Police: 911
Fire: 911
Medical: 911
Universal emergency number
All Emergencies: 112
Police: Country specific
Fire: Country specific
Medical: Country specific
Unified emergency number across EU
Office Phone:
+234 (0) 123 456 7890
Emergency (24/7):
+234 (0) 123 456 7891
Address:
Plot 123, Central Business District, Abuja
Office Phone:
+234 (0) 987 654 3210
Emergency (24/7):
+234 (0) 987 654 3211
Address:
456 Victoria Island, Lagos
Office Phone:
+44 20 1234 5678
Emergency (24/7):
+44 20 1234 5679
Address:
789 Oxford Street, London
Office Phone:
+1 202 123 4567
Emergency (24/7):
+1 202 123 4568
Address:
123 Embassy Row, Washington DC
Emergency situations require immediate action. Local emergency services should always be your first call. The NiDRes emergency reporting system is for consular assistance and follow-up support.