Dominica’s citizenship by investment redefining wealth, safety, and travel for Nigerians
05 January 2021 |
11:24 am
Worries about wealth conservation and border closures in times of political unrest have set the
trend for high-net-worth Nigerians to attain a second passport. With a second passport at hand,
Nigerians can dramatically increase their personal and economic freedom. Industry trends show that
having dual citizenship – or even multiple citizenships – is an essential step to internationalising life.
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