The U. S. Missions has reminded Nigerians seeking to enter the US that having a U.S. visa does not guarantee entry into the United States. The Mission gave the reminder via its social media handle today, October 19.
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What is in America? Abeg rest. If not for our corrupt politicians, are we not better than them? We go to America to spend our money to improve their economy. Yet they will be talking as if granting us visa is a big deal. Nonsense. I have a 5 years visa and have not used it on two years. Rubbish. Next please.