Informational only — not legal or immigration advice. Not affiliated with any government, embassy or consulate.
Most sites open with a banner asking permission to track you. This one does not, because there is nothing to ask about.
What we store
In short: the site sets no advertising and no cross-site tracking cookies. What little it stores in your browser exists to make the page work. Source: this policy, effective 2026-07-25.
Purpose | What it is | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|
Making the page work | Standard functional storage used by the site software (for example remembering a display preference) | Session or short-lived |
Advertising | None | — |
Cross-site tracking | None | — |
Third-party analytics | None deployed at the date above | — |
There is no ad network on this site, no remarketing pixel, and no social-media tracking script. Nothing you read here is used to follow you to another site.
Why we keep it this way
In short: every script a page loads costs a Nigerian reader real money in mobile data — so the page stays light on purpose, and tracking is the first thing to cut. Source: this policy, effective 2026-07-25.
This is a practical choice as much as a privacy one. Our readers are largely on Android over paid mobile data, often checking a fee or a document list before an appointment. A page heavy with trackers is a page that costs them more and loads slower when they need it.
Clearing what is stored
Any browser can clear site storage: in Chrome on Android, Settings → Privacy and security → Delete browsing data; on desktop, the same section. Clearing it will not lock you out of anything here — there is no account to lose.
If this changes
If we ever add analytics, this page is updated before the script ships, with the date at the top moved so the change is visible. Your rights over any personal data are set out in the privacy policy.
FAQ
Do I need to accept cookies to read the guides?
No. There is no consent banner because there is no tracking to consent to.
Do you use Google Analytics or a Meta pixel?
Not at the date shown at the top of this page. If that changes, this page changes first.
Does your WhatsApp contact track me?
WhatsApp is operated by Meta under its own terms and privacy policy — anything you send there is subject to those, not to this page.
Sources
- Browser data-clearing steps: the browser vendors' own help documentation (checked 25 July 2026).
- Everything else on this page is our own policy, effective on the date shown.
Informational only — not legal advice. Entity details on this development site are placeholders pending assignment. Not affiliated with any government or embassy.
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