Why US Embassy Closed Indefinitely for Nigerians Visa Applicant? This is actually the question everyone has been asking since the United States of America Embassy In Nigeria Closes Indefinitely. Meanwhile, here in this post, I will be telling you all you really need to know.
Following The US Embassy Closes Indefinitely, It is very sure that Visa Seekers will Miss Appointments but that’s really not the case here, you see, Thousands of Nigerians will miss their visa appointments as the United States embassy in Nigeria has announced a closure of its Lagos and Abuja offices due to the ongoing government shutdown in its country.
If really you know what this means to most Nigerians; it means that the thousands of Nigerians seeking to apply for US Visa or renew their visas, would be affected as their appointments would have to be rescheduled.
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However, Following a post in the U.S. Embassy Nigeria official Facebook page @usembassynigeria, the embassy stated Why US Embassy Closed Indefinitely for Nigerians Visa Application which the offices would re-open once there reason is resole. So check it out below…
Why US Embassy Closed Indefinitely for Nigerians Visa Applicant?
If you could remember very well, we previous Publish that Donald Trump Partial US Government shutdown Promises not knowing this will also play a roll in Nigeria. Meanwhile, below is the reason.
“Due to the current U.S. government shutdown, the American Centers located in the Embassy, Abuja and Consulate General, Lagos are unfortunately closed,” the post read.
“They will re-open once the U.S. government shutdown is resolved. Sorry for any inconvenience to our valued patrons.”
Nevertheless, President Donald Trump had approved a shutdown of the government of the United States over his inability to get the support of the legislature in the building of the Mexican wall.
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While campaigning for the US presidency in 2016, Trump had promised to erect a wall between the United States and Mexico to check the rising illegal migration from that country, assuring that the Mexican government would bear the cost of erecting the wall.
