₦airaland Forum

AdisaMighty:
IAD.
The CBP officer specifically told me he was stamping so I don’t forget the date.

AdisaMighty:
I can confirm they now use stamps o. I was stamped in for 30day, stay only 11 days.

VOsimhen144:
I can’t wait to buy fuel at 3000 per liter.

I never see country wey citizens sign poverty contract like Nigeria.

We are in for a looong ride If Theif.nubu is re-elected.

thesicilian:
4th increment in 3 weeks. Truth is, until there are other viable refineries in the country to provide competition, there's nothing much Nigerians can do to stop these incessant increments.

Dealdean:
There is a video tutorial on the website in the mail you got

temyb:
Hello everyone,just an update about the duration of stay with visitor visa.
Days of entry depend on the cbp,just got in few days ago for summer break and was stamped in till middle September. But know something for sure,the rules have changed. My kids are citizens and they usually say family with citizens should be on one like with citizens. We did but they only admitted the kids this time and told us to go back to join the people with visa. A Chinese lady was the one that stamped us and she was quite playful and was asking when do we want her to stamp us in till. Hubby gave her the day of our ticket and she added few weeks.
That been said some people I know got 1month on their 1-94,meanwhile the cbp didn’t ask any questions and someone I also know got stamped in December 2026,just check your 1-94. Six month isn’t visible again.
It all goes back to the cbp,just pray to meet the one that is in a good mood and not the cranky one. They are using their discretion to stamp in.
Ire ooo

Colony7:
I actually checked to see what's the estimated number from the 75 nations, and it's like 46% of US visa applications(around 300k applications). Let's assume the average applications cost $340, you're looking at a revenue stream of around 100mil usd. For a nation that has close to 5 trillion yearly budget, trust me they've done their calculations and feasibility studies.

The war in Venezuela and the current easy flow of oil was both a security and economic move by Trump.

The US doesn't mind filling that gap with Asians who we both know are taken in a higher caste than us.

I wish as citizens, we can read the world this way and start getting competitive industrial wise so we command respect in such negotiations.

Bluntguy:
The amount of money that is always mentioned in the Nigerian corruption allegations is always mind boggling.

AMINDA:
The rate at which pro-APC threads keep making Nairaland frontpage is becoming comical. I don't think threads created by opposition make frontpage at equal level. Nairaland needs to protect its perceived neutrality and not make it so obvious.

plessis:
This is a big slap to Nigerians.

PhdCloakRoom:
In History/Government . France used the policy of assimilation (total intake of colonised countries) while the UK used policy of association (temporary). That is why you see lots of blacks (from ivory coast, cotonou, Togo etc ) doing well in France and getting France visa for those colonies after independence is too easy.

United States being trying to do a new thing against the UK policy also adopted the policy of assimilation but it is now counterproductive because U.S is too big. In the history of United States after the abolition of slave trade they have wanted to welcome every citizens of the world.

To cut the story short, United States is confused because they have assimilated the wrong nations or people. In order word they are not fighting any nation other that how to eliminate the terrorists in totality and any nation that has Islam majority or strong influence will be affected.

Terrorists are hiding under islam while muslim or muslim dominated countries like Nigeria , Saudi Arabia , etc are helpless in fishing out these evil doers. Mind you Islam as a religion is a religion of peace and love.

PhdCloakRoom:
In History/Government . France used the policy of assimilation (total intake of colonised countries) while the UK used policy of association (temporary). That is why you see lots of blacks (from ivory coast, cotonou, Togo etc ) doing well in France and getting France visa for those colonies after independence is too easy.

United States being trying to do a new thing against the UK policy also adopted the policy of assimilation but it is now counterproductive because U.S is too big. In the history of United States after the abolition of slave trade they have wanted to welcome every citizens of the world.

To cut the story short, United States is confused because they have assimilated the wrong nations or people. In order word they are not fighting any nation other that how to eliminate the terrorists in totality and any nation that has Islam majority or strong influence will be affected.

Terrorists are hiding under islam while muslim or muslim dominated countries like Nigeria , Saudi Arabia , etc are helpless in fishing out these evil doers. Mind you Islam as a religion is a religion of peace and love.

Colony7:
I actually checked to see what's the estimated number from the 75 nations, and it's like 46% of US visa applications(around 300k applications). Let's assume the average applications cost $340, you're looking at a revenue stream of around 100mil usd. For a nation that has close to 5 trillion yearly budget, trust me they've done their calculations and feasibility studies.

The war in Venezuela and the current easy flow of oil was both a security and economic move by Trump.

The US doesn't mind filling that gap with Asians who we both know are taken in a higher caste than us.

I wish as citizens, we can read the world this way and start getting competitive industrial wise so we command respect in such negotiations.

Colony7:
The whole western world is becoming selective. Truth be told, they stand nothing to lose if all the 75 countries currently blocked are denied entry into the US.

Trump made a statement earlier this year "Why can't we have people from Norway, Sweden, Denmark". The "far right " as the media tend to refer to conservatives all over the west these days are leaning towards selective migration. That's what made them have their kind of society today.

So yeah, many third world citizens will however not find the US appealing anytime soon

PhdCloakRoom:
No. I disagree. You should have written that : The USA will be out of reach for a lot of people that is trying to move in illegally .

One of my childhood friends was shot dead in Chicago last week friday. He entered the U.S around 2018 or so. Imagine ? Go and watch the crime scene investigation on dstv or pawn shops and you will realised that a lot of subnormal people have entered into america either legally or illegally.

President Trump's current immigration policy is what even Barrack Obama will vote for because every americans does not know how to stop the illegal and legal influx of aliens into the USA.

No incoming or future president of the United States will reverse this policy. It is going to stay in order to accept only the absolutely vetted people into america.

United States ex leaders were too accessible and kind in the assimilation of strangers into their lands and culture but their kindness is now counterproductive.

President Trump is now laying the foundation to correct the anomaly .

Colony7:
The next administration is going to be headed by either Vance or Rubio. Fully an extention of Trump. Brilliant from the USA

Bossman:
However if someone like JD Vance that supports everything the current administration is doing runs and wins, they are just going to continue where the current administration left off.

manneger2:
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Will Grant ‘Adjustment of Status’ Only in Extraordinary Circumstances

Release Date
05/22/2026
WASHINGTON—U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services today announced a new policy memo reiterating the fact that, consistent with long-standing immigration law and immigration court decisions, aliens seeking adjustment of status must do so through consular processing via the Department of State outside of the country. Officers are directed to consider all relevant factors and information on a case-by-case basis when determining whether an alien warrants this extraordinary form of relief.

“We’re returning to the original intent of the law to ensure aliens navigate our nation’s immigration system properly. From now on, an alien who is in the U.S. temporarily and wants a Green Card must return to their home country to apply, except in extraordinary circumstances. This policy allows our immigration system to function as the law intended instead of incentivizing loopholes. When aliens apply from their home country, it reduces the need to find and remove those who decide to slip into the shadows and remain in the U.S. illegally after being denied residency,” said USCIS Spokesman Zach Kahler.

“Nonimmigrants, like students, temporary workers, or people on tourist visas, come to the U.S. for a short time and for a specific purpose. Our system is designed for them to leave when their visit is over. Their visit should not function as the first step in the Green Card process. Following the law allows the majority of these cases to be handled by the State Department at U.S. consular offices abroad and frees up limited USCIS resources to focus on processing other cases that fall under its purview, including visas for victims of violent crime and human trafficking, naturalization applications, and other priorities. The law was written this way for a reason, and despite the fact that it has been ignored for years, following it will help make our system fairer and more efficient.”
Is all over guyz.. USA is not worth it anymore with this

ruffyjolly:
This is agbado oja immediately after Agbado crossing. The whole road coming from adiyan and other link roads are disaster. The governor does not deserve any political post.

nairalanda1:
Well, power has been in private hands since 2013, so what government needs to do is to let the power sector set their prices.

They haven't done that, so the power sector has been in a mess.

nairalanda1:
The reason why electricity is bad is because since the 1970's we haven't been paying a cost reflective tarrif for power, maybe since earlier. The result is massive losses in the power sector which prevents them from improving things.

Government subsides are also awful, and irregular, which makes things worse.

The Ivory coast used to have the same issues as we did around the time Fela was singing his song. Today they don't because their government implemented cost reflective tarrifs over the board in 1993. (And the leader was Henri Bedie, who was very corrupt and also a tribalist, even worse than your average Nigerian tribalist in power). Result power improved. Same thing for Ghana.

Ironically, all the money we pay for generators and fuelling them, and even solar, could have, if they were paid to the power sector, imprved things.


Yeah, government wanted to make things easier for the poor...but as you can see, the road to bad power supply is paved with good intentions.

nairalanda1:
GEJ under whose government grid collapses were even far more than APC own self.

GEJ under whose regime, I had bad light in a whole FCT for months

GEJ who privatised power and then passed a law that stopped them from making profits (a law that tinubu and buhari have kept).

GEJ who did not even invest in transmisison (Buhari, as bad as he is, and he was bad, did at least get a deal with Siemens to improve the thing).

GEJ who ran a regime that was as corrupt as buhari, tinubu and all of those before them

GEJ Under whose regime that bombing and insecurity was a way of life.

I'm sure you go tell us all those problems were caused by the Fulanis to sabotage his regime.

LOL...and before you start, APC and tinubu were voted to change things, and as you can see they have made it worse. BUT LET US NOT LIE ABOUT WHY PEOPLE VOTED FOR APC IN 2015...bad government of PDP.

richiemcgold:
If any government can fix electricity problems in Nigeria, over 50% of our problems is solved.

richiemcgold:
Only God knows how much my business has lost this year due to epileptic power. I'm neither his friend nor his foe; but as far as electricity is concerned, Tinubu is a monumental failure.

Prior to his inauguration in 2023, I listed out some 3 core areas which I expect his government to perform - - Economy, Restructuring and Electricity. Unfortunately today, his scorecard in all these 3 areas is very low.

If you ask me if he deserves to be reelected again next year, my answer is NO!

MartinCorridon:
The funny questions you kids ask here

2023, he faced President+ Vice President+ Senate President+ Party Chairman+ CBN Governor+ Buhari's dismal performance+ Muslim/ Muslim ticket. And won.

No other individual in Nigeria's has ever boldly faced such a challenge.

Now he's in power, over 30 Governors behind him and others begging to join.

ONLY God can stop such an individual.

shegzhkn:
Boy, oh boy. A lot of activities going on recently.

A few words by a powerful outsider is all it takes to make all these pond scum jittery. They have no regard for their kind or their own people.

Every single day, they are justifying all the atrocities the European committed hundreds of years ago.

8starmember:
yes...that's what they want, they are proving stubbornness.. bro,you don't have to pity terrorist

8starmember:
what is Israel did to Gaza...are we not all victims, nobody sleeps with two eye's in Nigeria now as we speak

realone1917:
Good evening guys, I'm traveling from Lagos - London - New York. Through British Airways.
I will have layover at Heathrow, Do I need to get transit visa to enter Heathrow? Or I'm going to get it at Heathrow?

8starmember:
Please USA should act fast

Our government don't care

All they doing is how to manipulate 2027 generally elections

Is long overdue