In Nigeria, BTA means Business Travelling Allowance. It is meant to be taken by business travellers. In an import-dependent country like Nigeria where foreign exchange is relatively scarce, BTA is the approved amount in US$ or equivalent that a Nigerian business person can buy at regulated prices from the banks. Travellers are not under compulsion to hold BTA. It is optional. Of course, there are private sources for getting US$ at slightly higher rates. The issue to note is that holding BTA is not compulsory under any Nigerian law. There is also PTA, Personal Travel Allowance for personal travellers. Foreign cheques can be collected into bank accounts in Nigeria and cashed thereafter. Any adult can provide photo ID and KYC documents, open a bank account in foreign exchange. These accounts are called domiciliary accounts. These are not business people, why would they be looking for BTA? This transaction has all the signposts of a scam.
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NO NO and NO. No country in the world has a Basic Travel Allowance. Period, end of discussion.
No the flag of Nigeria can not be flown by a Nigerian citizen outside his home.
Both of these regions were BRITISH colonies.
Nigeria became a British protectorate on January 1, 1901.
Nigeria was colonized by the British. Their schools and all were taken over by the British. Eventually, Nigeria got their independence again ..... Even after the British left Nigeria, their language remained with the Nigerian people.
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No. Nigeria was a former British colony.
The British controlled Nigeria from 1900 until 1960. They used administrative restructuring to keep control of Nigeria for the 60 years.
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Nigeria was under British rule from 1914 until 1960
Nigeria used to be part of the British Empire.