Hello Everyone, I would like to have your input and possibly hear from those who have had this experience. My last missionary journey was in December 2017 and the visa was gotten for medical. I had applied twice in Abuja and was denied on both occasions because according to the VO he felt the discount I was given in 2014 was ridiculous for a self pay without insurance. I tried to explain to him that I presented the invoice from the Doctor to the embassy before being issued a visa and he refused me the visa. I tried the second time but still the same refusal. I was able to secure an emergency appointment in Lagos and I was issued the visa after being asked for my bills, how I intended to pay and all. I stayed for 2 months after which I returned in February 2018. I travelled thrice afterwards with the visa on vacation before expiry in December 2019. Covid hit and I couldn’t renew luckily for me last year November interview waiver for those whose visa had expired within the last 48 months was announced and since I fell into this category I applied and submitted on the 16th of February in Abuja. On the 20th March . I received a message to go get my passport and I was given a letter asking me to schedule a follow up interview (221g). Please would like to know if anyone has experienced this and what was the outcome please. What questions were you asked and what I am l likely to expect?

Eeyah OBJ and GEJ haters: anybody when no like am make the person hug transformer blow. He deserves it. Not everyone can concede to defeat. GMB never did and I don't know of any African leader who has done so past or present. The peace we are enjoying in this country today is as result of what he did. So sad that some people do not realize that. He may not have been the best president Naija has ever had but he certainly is not the worst. In the spirit of sportsmanship he conceded to defeat and congratulated GMB and he deserves kudos for that. He has won my respect and admiration. Nobody expected what he did but he still did it, so he was still one step ahead. May God be with him.