DON'T GO TO AMERICA UNLESS IT IS IMPORTANT

‘Don’t go to US unless it’s important,’ Presidential aide says
MARCH 06TH 2017,

Abike Dabiri-Erewa explained that the warning became necessary after some Nigerians with valid visas were denied entry into the US.
Abike Dabiri
 
Senior Special Assistant to President Muhammadu Buhari on Foreign Affairs and Diaspora, Abike Dabiri-Erewa has urged Nigerians not to travel to the US unless they have a compelling reason.
Dabiri-Erewa explained that the warning became necessary after some Nigerians with valid visas were denied entry into the US.
She made the comments in a statement released by her media aide, Abdurrahman Balogun.
The statement reads in part:
“In the last few weeks, the office has received a few cases of Nigerians with valid multiple-entry US visas being denied entry and sent back to the Nigeria.”
“In such cases reported to the office, such affected persons were sent back immediately on the next available flight and their visas were cancelled. No reasons were given for the decision by the US immigration authorities.
She said further that the statement “is only to advise Nigerians without any compelling or essential reasons to visit the US to consider rescheduling their trip until there is clarity on the new immigration policy.”
New US President, Donald Trump has been criticized for a new immigration policy which aims to keep Muslim immigrants out of the country.

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