seyewest:



You took the question out of my mouth, please answer the questions so we can move forward...

AfonjaBoston:


Use Seyewest my friend. Don't Jones yourself with those people

Bring one bottle of purple skinned roasted naija peanuts. I go meet you for airport collect am

fkj950ax:


Bolded is the Trump Migrant Restriction.
It is as difficult and almost impossible now AF

SmartKitty:

It's more easy to find somebody to marry from Nigeria than to find somebody to marry here being illegal. Many try, very few make it.

Treyknowles:
You can try getting a master's degree in Germany,They have free tuition schools and you need a blocked account of #4million(10000 Euros) or you can also try Finland. All the best

AfonjaBoston:


Unfortunately PM does work for me. Just give me a rough estimate if it meets my "usual" price I will find a way to hook up with you.

Pearlyakin:

Mumu, not all Americans use IPhone

NinjaMetahuman:
While some sites do restrict people living outside us from visiting them or using their service, but OP is a complete ediot.


A spam robot blocked his ip cos he has probably been spamming the site clicks, the ediot linked it to visa ban.

NewBea:
So i was surfing the web for some medical articles for my research, and i bumped into American Thoracic Society Journal. Guess what i saw?
Nigerians? Who did we offend?

I weep.

j1mmy:
They left Iran with valid visas in hand. But hours after landing in the US, they were forced to turn back on flights they never expected to take.

From Massachusetts to Michigan, reports are on the rise of authorities detaining and deporting Iranian students at US airports. A 27-year-old engineer who'd planned to get a doctorate at Michigan State University was deported from Detroit Metro Airport on Monday. A week earlier, a 24-year-old Northeastern University student was escorted onto a plane in Boston as protesters at the airport pushed for his release.
For the students, it's devastating. For immigrant rights advocates, it's a troubling pattern emerging as tensions run high between the US and Iran. And for American universities hoping to convince the world's top students to study in their classrooms, it's causing concern -- even though the overall number of cases is still relatively small.
"Campuses are much more worried about what happens at the port of entry than they used to be ... because it is so unpredictable and so apparently random," says Terry Hartle, senior vice president of the American Council on Education, which represents about 1,800 colleges and universities. "It used to be that you would breathe a sigh of a relief when your international student got their visa. Now you breathe a sigh of relief when they get to campus."
US Customs and Border Protection says its inspections take additional factors into account and can uncover details that didn't come up in previous visa screenings.
There's no guarantee, the agency says, that someone with a visa will be allowed to enter the United States. And every day, hundreds of people are denied entry at US ports.
But advocacy organizations, rights groups and immigration lawyers say the situation they've seen unfolding recently is far from business as usual.
"Something's different now," says Ali Rahnama, legislative counsel for the Public Affairs Alliance of Iranian Americans. "Deportation of this number of students is not normal."

https://edition.cnn.com/2020/01/31/us/iranian-students-deported/index.html

xcabczyxabczzzz:
Which kind picture be this one, she dey look for cheap advert for her olosho business.

flourishing247:


Put it in your hand luggage. Ensure you get doctors report from your doctor . VERY IMPORTANT!!!!

seyewest:


What medication?

seyewest:


The present destination and I don't think they share the form inside the plane anymore.

seyewest:


No problem at all so far it's B1/B2

AfonjaBoston:


Aka gum lol

seyewest:


I'm very sure he's staying with someone and it's not a must you must shop

seyewest:


apart from Accommodation

Living expense: $1000
transport & misc: $500
shopping: $2000

seyewest:

$1k for 7 days is okay if your destination in U.S is not New York, Boston and Philadelphia.

seyewest:


You're good to go.... you have nothing to worry about.