Securely Travel Brief – May 03, 2018
Today’s Securely Travel brief is culled from the travel warnings and travel alerts found via news media, government and social networks.

Nigeria - Terror attacks
EYE ON AFRICA - At least 80 killed in Nigeria suicide blasts https://t.co/BXDUvtu3lq pic.twitter.com/Xrzp5LwOkP
— FRANCE 24 English (@France24_en) May 2, 2018
Nigeria violence and danger was highlighted in the 24 April Securely Travel Brief.

Nicaragua - Unrest continues in Managua and other major cities
#Nicaragua Security Alert: Civil unrest throughout Nicaragua continues to affect U.S. Embassy operations and hours. Visa operations have resumed but remain very limited. For detailed operating status information, visit the embassy website: https://t.co/uHjjXthxEz pic.twitter.com/DgaNJAYlxv
— Travel - State Dept (@TravelGov) May 2, 2018
Nicaragua unrest has been ongoing. Most recent reference for Nicaragua occurs in the 01 May 2018 Securely Travel Brief.
The UK FCO notes that the situation appears to be improving.

Afghanistan - Extremists groups continue targeting hotels with foreigners
#Afghanistan Security Alert: Extremist groups continue to consider attacks against hotels in #Kabul, particularly locations where foreigners are known to reside such as the Kabul Serena Hotel. Other targets may include banks, markets, & public gatherings. https://t.co/T69FqWcjqg pic.twitter.com/SiMwqxKF3V
— Travel - State Dept (@TravelGov) May 2, 2018

Libya - Suicide attacks at Election Commission
Suicide militants storm HQ of Libya's election commission, 12 dead https://t.co/wRfdF6CR6a pic.twitter.com/qLQU4DaMSt
— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) May 2, 2018