A Nigerian lady has gone viral on social media after claiming that her application for a United States visa was denied at the US Embassy.
In a video shared online, the lady alleged that embassy officials informed her that foreign nationals, particularly Nigerians, were not being allowed into the United States at the moment.
However, she did not provide any official document or evidence from the embassy to support the claim.
Woman recounts embassy experience
According to the woman, she had heard reports before her appointment suggesting that foreign nationals were no longer being granted US visas. She said she initially dismissed the reports as false but decided to attend her interview.
“Just coming from the US Embassy and guess what? I was denied the visa again. Now the reason for this denial, they said foreign nationals are not allowed into the US.”
She added that she was surprised by the explanation she allegedly received during the interview.
“I heard about that before I went for that visa appointment, but I thought it was just fake news.”
The woman further claimed that embassy officials told her that even her children, who already have valid US visas, would not be allowed into the country.
“However, I decided to try my luck and they told me that we’re not allowed into the US at this time. They even said my kids with the US visa are not even going to be allowed.”
Advises others against booking appointments
Based on her experience, the woman advised Nigerians planning to apply for US visas to reconsider their appointments.
“So if you have plans to book an appointment for a US visa, or you’ve already booked, we advise that you abort that mission because they are not giving visas.”
She concluded by alleging that the United States was not allowing foreign nationals, especially Nigerians, into the country.
“The US are not allowing foreign nationals, especially Nigerians, into the US.”
Watch the video here…
Lady issues public statement after US visa denial pic.twitter.com/RYE2IDKBVf
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