US Embassy Bans Drop Box Visa Renewal in Nigeria // SAY IT LIKE IT IS - Ep 46

[@CanadaInfohub]

30,000 of them crossed the border illegally into Canada to claim assylum using all manner of lies. Most of them with recent US visas, the immigration minister of Canada had to visit Nigeria last year to discuss the issues.Hence the US embassy in Nigeria is putting steep measures to forestall this. The abuse of this situation is something else. Canada used to be friendly but with the abuse by Nigerians crossing the border illegally we now have various negative sentiments

[@ChideraStephen]

Canada Infohub that’s so sad

[@CanadaInfohub]

I think we should acknowledge the fact that abusing the system is not good for our image and will result to backlash and tough measures which will affect other innocent people. We can't claim to say Indians were abusing it before Nigerians when there are no statistics to back that claim. Check the Government of Canada website and look at the numbers of assylum claimants. Nigeria tops the list. How else do you want them to stop the inflow of assylum seekers when they can legitimately come to Canada legally. We should not be passing the blame, truth be told we as Nigerians need to redeem our image so these countries take us seriously. The Philippines is not as rich as Nigeria yet they have a human resource agreement with Canada to bring in temporary foreign workers every year and these people do not abuse the system. The Caribbeans are not as rich as Nigeria yet they have human resource agreement to bring in seasonal farm workers. Why do people from these countries have so much importance to Canada? They have succeeded in presenting a good image yet Nigerians in the diaspora who managed to escape the terrible situation from Nigeria will not behave themselves and respect the rules.

[@MoneyWithKazeem]

@@CanadaInfohub I agree with you to some extend. However, with the case of the Philippines, I am quite sure many of them are here illegally. The distinction is the government of those countries promote a good image of their people here.

[@CanadaInfohub]

@@MoneyWithKazeem many of them are in Canada on temporary work permit after which they apply for permanent residency. Not many of them are illegal. Most of them came in as caregivers and were able to present a good image. They have worked hard to a point where they have so much influence on almost everything in Canada. A Canadian will trust a Philipino compared to a Nigerian. They are hard workers and you can find them in almost every country. If they were abusing the system you wont see the increase in their population

[@MoneyWithKazeem]

@@CanadaInfohub Again, I disagree with you. I have had personal experience with some of them who are illegally staying here and they have a process they go through to support each other. Many of them even bring others in illegally. I am not doubting that they may be hard working people, but lets forget the whole they are law abiding citizen crap.

[@mikelowo7493]

What ever decision US makes , they have 100% right because is their country and they have the fundamental right to protect their Land....Lets make our land great too.

[@powerman6952]

@@sozb6708 you'll still find a lot that agree with him, Nigerians brought this on themselves

[@MrBarksdale149]

You don't know what the hell your talking about we African Americans built the USA and many African Americans decedent's of Nigerians so it's there Country same as Europeans.

[@powerman6952]

@@MrBarksdale149 it doesn't work that way

[@mikelowo7493]

@@MrBarksdale149 oh really! i besiege you to help us build AFRICA lol ...mind you Nigeria descendants were never brought to US...You can find Yoruba in Cuba , Barbados ,st Lucia, Trinidad Brazil etc

[@hannahhans8380]

@@mikelowo7493 Thank you. People still live in fantasy and fairy tale world. Once I heard one guy saying without Nigeria no country will survive. Was like you cant cure stupid and people who live in dream land. Was like how does Nigerian help all African countries, when its nigerians running to other african countries. 🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@matenind]

It’s about time we the Africans start fixing our beautiful continent and make it great again!!!!!

[@ChideraStephen]

matenind when

[@daphnesmith1686]

AGAIN???

[@obedbett7519]

not africans say nigerians.

[@matenind]

Daphne Smith yes again

[@matenind]

obed bett it’s not Nigeria alone it’s the whole of Africa

[@jerrymoore5872]

As a young Forex Trader back in 2008, lack of power supply almost killed my carrier. I have Six I pass my neighbour generators, 3 laptops. I use to buy laptop charger every month because of the instability of the voltage. I was forced out of Nigeria to the Philippines. For over 6 years, a power outage is just less than 25 mins and very affordable. Internet data is NGN6,0000 equivalent for 180gb or more. When will the basic things of life be attainable in Nigeria? There are many smart people in Nigeria lavishing because of lack of basic amenities which is so sad to think of. I'm living proof of that.

[@oracleofcambodia5306]

Jerry Okolie well spoken. No be lie

[@anthonynworah2893]

Jerry Okolie Jerrry. Good day Sir. I'm a student, and I wish to ask, if you don't mind, please, take me up as your student in Forex. I'd sincerely make a good protégé. I've been learning alot on my own, but still not much. But I believe that if I learn from someone that is heavily experienced, I'll get better faster. Thank you. I anticipate to hear from you soon.

[@thefutureinbrief9132]

On the 13th of May, 2019, barely a day before the drop box visa application decision was made public and official, I was denied B1B2 visa in Bangkok Thailand as an international student going for a summer vac. The interview with the consular didn't take more than 2 minutes. She simply collected my passport with a surprise gesture on her face, smiled and said just a sec. She took my passport to another of her colleague briefly and came back with some mockery face which she tried so hard to hide, and said sorry I cannot issue you the visa... and she added you may pay another visa fees and apply again if you want to. I never felt so racially discriminated all my life! Just like that. I had all the legit documents and proof that I will come back to Bangkok to complete the last semester Master's Degree programme this September, and why would I diss my first class academic status and runaway to the states. I had wanted to tell my story but she quickly excused me. I felt really bad that she didn't give me even second to tell my story. I understand that I'm not entitled to the visa (although I had a bit of sense of entitlement given to my previous business and other engagements with the US government initiatives). I had in my possession award certificates given to me by the Secretary US Department of States for some important projects I had completed in the recent past for the US and for Nigeria. But I was denied the privilege to prove myself. It was hurting. Really hurting. But after a day or two I just had to let it go. Because I understand that under a normal circumstance, the outcome of the interview would have been different or favorable. Nigeria is to blame. It's simple. And it's the truth. We need to clear out our shit because we mess up both locally and internationally. The Nigeria passport is an exhibit too. Just know it today. The Nigeria passport is equal to useless on the international arena. It just bears some kind of signature that tells whoever sees you with it that you are a criminal or some kind of disease. That being said, I do not trust or appreciate some of the United States foreign or diplomatic policies. Like if the US is serious, they should out rightly ban the Nigeria politicians and other corrupt officials from the US for any personal business that has nothing to with official travels. Like coming to the states for medical check up or holidays or having their kids study in the states. These are few example of personal businesses. But can they do that? I doubt. It's just about the money. The US and their friends keep Africa and Nigeria in some kind of funny condition to enrich their economies... Ban all of from visiting and send our expatriates back home to fix our mess so that we don't have to have the need to travel for frivolous reasons...

[@thefutureinbrief9132]

@@LionelRiley oh wow I'm not alone then. It's a massive pity.

[@TWUMKWAME5]

To sum it up , it all boil down to one thing, stay in your country and fix it, and all other things shall be added. In the 70s the prefer country for Westerners is Nigeria, especially UK and the USA why? Petroleum money was floating like manner from heaven and Nigerians we're given the red carpet treatment to visit to spend their oil fund money and to boost their economy, today you have become a thorn in their flesh, is not hard to figure this out. Embrace for more similar stories across the world. If this is a wake up call or what it takes to fix Nigeria, so be it.

[@teflon7x398]

ALEX KUMI stay in what country?

[@victoronyemmeri7903]

The answer is let all embassies go home.and let travelling stop.

[@teflon7x398]

VICTOR ONYEMMERI listen to yourself 😂😂

[@victoronyemmeri7903]

@@teflon7x398 yes.if that happens.Nigeria will become heaven.because the fake buhari will know since he can travel out again.he must built the best hospital in Nigeria.for his ill-health,and surgery.and all this thievies politicians will stop have foreighn account.meaning all our oil will stay in Nigeria.and you will see how poor America and europe will become.we can still do business without travelling.when this happens.you will see how all those Nigerians men and woman abroad will renounce their u.k and American citizenship.and begged to be deported home.

[@titi9238]

@@victoronyemmeri7903 but then there will be no travel!😁

[@ibukunadebayo16]

I'm really not surprised. There's prejudice against Nigeria, but many Nigerians have a habit of wanting shortcuts, which does nothing to help our image outside the country. It's much easier to just do the right thing and follow the law, but once people start doing silly/illegal stuff, they harm the chances of other innocent Nigerians who were just doing the right thing. There's nothing wrong with moving to another country, I just don't understand why people can't do it the right way.

[@oluakinwale4485]

@IBUKUN ADEDAYO and respect their hosts laws

[@abduljalilisa7754]

Once again Phrank said it purely as it is, we truly do try to game the system and they have data to back it up

[@MoneyWithKazeem]

Frankly I’m not surprised. It’s something that many people thought he would have done earlier. When a few people becomes nuisance to their system, the implications will affect the innocent. That’s why if you know a family member that hasn’t got a genuine reason for traveling or is planning to violate the system, warn them and encourage them against it. Yoruba people always say: “ The debt owed by the man of the house, all members of the house will surely pay there”.

[@Phrankleen13]

Kazeem Badrudeen Well said 👌🏾

[@angelachikaebirim8894]

Also the UK and US have started rolling out facial recognition cameras at the airports and on the streets. In some US airports, boarding passes are no longer required, they use your face instead. Think about the implications for people overstaying in a country. You have cameras unobtrusively comparing your face with data, that they hold on file, in real time and if you are an overstayer, recording the location where you were last seen, immediately dispatching law enforcement and arresting you for deportation.

[@mizzlynng]

Angela Chika Ebirim But that’s not a good thing. It is a total invasion of privacy as well a controlled society. As of October 2020, (if I’m correct) US citizens must acquire a Real ID, or they will not be able to move around. Needless to say, The United Snakes is becoming a communist country.

[@angelachikaebirim8894]

@@mizzlynng Regardless of whether it's a good thing or not, the system is already being rolled out. In the context of an overstayer, you have already committed an immigration offence by not leaving on expiration of your visa so the authorities will have a right to detain you (read the small print of a visa). As more and more countries deploy these sorts of hi-tech methods to enforce their immigration controls and grow increasingly intolerant, it will become very difficult for people to emigrate (illegally or otherwise).

[@mizzlynng]

Angela Chika Ebirim I totally disagree with you. This has nothing to do with illegal immigrants. I would prefer not to go into details, but one must research the laws and the new laws, that are to be active come 2020. And yes, Obama has signed these order while he was in office. All, I will say, is to NOT check any boxes when the new Census forms are mailed. That’s, if you are a US citizen. Like seriously, you think they are not aware of the people who has violated the immigration laws? C’mon, you can’t be that naive.

[@tyemix]

@@mizzlynng where did you get this information from.

[@mizzlynng]

@@tyemix Google Real ID. There is so much information that is readily available.

[@Destiny_recovery]

A person that loves you doesn't need to paint the truth to please you TEMPORARILY thanks for demystifying the coated truth,fact and situation to our understanding ride on sir... Team say it as it is

[@oluwatomirhodes795]

I came to Canada in 2009 as an international student. At my university there where a hand full of Nigerian students and the international student office at that time was really small. It was so small the office was located close to the food court on campus. When i graduated in 2015 there where a lot of Nigerians at the university. This was a really good time to be an international student at my university, fast forward to 2018, i went to the international student section of the school to gather some info for a secondary school mate. I was shocked when the international student representative for Nigerian told me that the Canadian govt. wants students from Nigeria to pay their full tuition for 1 year and show proof of 1 year funds for their upkeep and when the student present his/herself to a boarder agent they will ask to see the proof of funds. She further told me the reason was because some Nigerian students come to Canada on a student visa and don't have any intension to attend school. Most of them come with a different intension. My worry now is our people will cause problems with this stream, sooner or later the Canadian Govt will stop them from coming for studies. Thanks for your informative inputs on the situations that affects our people. I always enjoy watching them. There's always something to take away.

[@piamuller7545]

What Do YOU Expect, When Nigerians Go To America Give Birth And Not Pay Their Hospital Bills And Then Leave It For Taxpayers. Good For Them.

[@ChideraStephen]

Chioma Posh true.

[@joannakolawole2378]

How are people allowed to leave without paying or at least a payment plan. I'm just curious.

[@Workhardnbelieveinurself]

@@joannakolawole2378 Me too,i still wonder how those people are discharged when the bills are still not paid

[@jidetalabi3399]

Insurance fraud. I know someone who did it for 3 of his kids. They get a third party (typically a family member) to use their information, and leave.

[@joannakolawole2378]

Jide Talabi Can't they trace the family member?

[@mojisoladeji]

It's a shame.... This is affecting the innocent ones like my folks who now have to appear for visa interviews at their old age when Dropbox used to be soooo convenient :(

[@destyleshop4671]

You are right my brother, this is also going on in Europe (Belgium)where I am,they mess up the system, they don't want to work because of collecting benefits,so when the government are hard on them, they then use the R word, come on ppl sometimes we are the problem.

[@ochmanpr60pd84]

What makes me mad sometimes is how Nigerians behave in another man's land, I love my country so much but sometimes am ashamed to say I'm a Nigerian, just this evening a man asked my boss where I came from and my boss said Nigeria and the rest was history, but Last last I tried to explain the type of Nigerian that I am, and the Nigerian he thought I was.

[@Workhardnbelieveinurself]

Eeyaah Chai...i'm sorry for that bro

[@sharonadetunji_Onile]

America is a boiling pot....it's diversity that's building America....

[@sirstefan6564]

I am not your problem 😂 😂 😂 I love it when you give attitude 😂 Uncle.

[@joycengozi2008]

Lol I'm here for His attitude. Uncle!!! 🙌

[@benogidan]

True talk I tell my friends who want to travel it is not their fault they get denied but the people that came before them who made it hard.

[@okanlomo8184]

Revolution is the only way out of all this madness #takeitorleave🇳🇬👊🏾

[@Twin1294]

This is major action by the U.S to limit Nigerian travellers from overstaying here. Because "Dropbox" applicants had a higher possibility of receiving a Visa compared to others, chances for new Visa applicants will lessen even more! The limitation needs to be placed on the high executive visas. The fools receiving those Visa types are the ones who have destroyed and sold Nigeria short. This new regid process is strategic and intentional. This is the U.S telling Nigerians to stay in their country.

[@kelechidan2560]

All of u talking about fixing It May honesty take a lifetime to fix Nigeria Cause we talk without action I pray we live to see that day

[@sharonadetunji_Onile]

We need a very strong revolution in Nigeria.....but all we do is talk and abuse each other on social media.

[@Phrankleen13]

Sharon Adetunji Social Media battle amongst ourselves 😓 tell me about it

[@titi9238]

@@sharonadetunji_Onile the day all of us living abroad start to agree on a cause of action, that will be the beginning!

[@justemeka]

I personally know 3 cases (2 individuals and a family) who relocated to the US on a visitor visa and refused to go back to Nigeria. One of those individuals actually informed me she was never returning to Nigeria prior to getting the visa. She’s on Facebook and Instagram posting pictures and slaying. The others got involved in sham marriages to legalized their immigration. Nigerians will never think of the consequences of their actions and the negative impact it will cost. Yet we want to blame leaders like the leaders in Nigeria came from the moon.

[@ikeolubaba8337]

Bro you are 100 percent right and on point. Thanks for speaking out

[@Jay75ny]

Uncle Sam is always watching and will fight back against all who stands a threat to its HomeLand and systems. Truth be told, as Nigerians we are Notorious.

[@charlesnawhbilsi8465]

Franklin you are on the ball.Nigerians are always think they out to beat any law anywhere as they do back home.

[@diza1926]

What we need desperately need right now in Nigeria is a mental shift. We have so much pollution in our minds stemming from bad governance, poverty, and corruption. Until these problems are dealt with, I don't see this nation getting better. Villainy in the judiciary, in the police force, in the military. How do we move forward? I say it again until we have a mental readjustment, this is just a scratch on the surface.

[@Wakagirl]

It's been coming anyway! Every body will be alright last last

[@ChideraStephen]

Waka Girl i tire oh

[@gbengadada860]

Lmao 😅😅😅😅😅

[@hameedcole]

Real talk my brother.. I live in the states, and I see the abuse constantly unfortunately

[@princedaddi3103]

Bros, there has to be a situation before we see our errors, and then proffer solution! We Nigerians always think say we smart pass everyone else, but the thing be say, like I don learn from here, many Americans are taught to play fair, not all, but most! I take random data sometimes when driving, and when I see a traffic violation, it's usually an immigrant of all shades. American people cannot handle Nigerians but the American Gov't can!

[@dawnbroker5156]

Exactly! When you tell people about not exploiting the system them start crying "is it because you are now enjoying as a citizen there?" Gosh!

[@DigitalDezinesCEO]

GTFOH

[@jehovahreigns8689]

I support you on this topic. Many people have blocked their so many people’s chances even including their own generation. Nigeria should stop all these greediness, selflessness behavior. Keeps saying the truth as usual.

[@wale1974]

Well said Man..........................but as usual, some haters would always trump down useful information.

[@osariemenisaiah4531]

That is the reason we don't hear about the UK anymore because their visa is on a lockdown

[@rakanbi1]

That country with NEPA problem is inconvient to stay in that country i swear.

[@maxobeta4237]

When a Nigerian commits any kind of crime abroad and deported, they should be punished in Nigeria too. I think it's also good. I support them to ban Nigerians from other places too, so that, maybe it'll force our citizens to ride up to their colleagues who are messing up the country at home and abroad, and also rise up against the leaders who have made the country uninhabitable for the masses. If we are still comfortable with the situation, we will not act

[@Workhardnbelieveinurself]

This may really be a good idea

[@sharonadetunji_Onile]

Punish the corrupt government and politicians first!

[@isahbello9785]

@@sharonadetunji_Onile you are asking for the impossible,we both know laws are not meant for the rich and powerful,in most cases.

[@sharonadetunji_Onile]

Few have done it successfully in Africa, and we are the so called giant of Africa...let take a giant step at true freedom!

[@maxobeta4237]

@@sharonadetunji_Onile, You don't seem to understand how bad our image is outside and how it affects the comfort or success of Nigerians. The psychological effects of this disorder is too much, bro

[@jidebamidele1442]

Am not surprised at all. We abused everything even in our own country. Very soon, Canada will soon ban Nigerian from coming to their country. The person I personally do American Visa for end up in prison in Texas..that alone upset me.

[@kasarachipeter8816]

Its just crazy.

[@ayodejiolusanmi4001]

I love your view. It's raw and direct!!

[@barbiequerez]

Lots of points were stated here especially the healthcare side of vlog. Yes they have started to blacklist a lot of mothers entry to the US before of previous bills they owed the govt during their last visit to the country. Do we call that yahoo on another level?

[@Phrankleen13]

Queen Ahumareze lmao 😂 not any different from Yahoo Yahoo.

[@sharonadetunji_Onile]

Oh it's yahoo, but the stolen $ from Nigeria are kept in various financial institutions across the America...which one is Yahoo...? So we can see now!

[@barbiequerez]

@@Phrankleen13 I recommend you read a book called Confession of an economic hit man. .. you will see what Nigeria are truly going through and why it's so hard to strive in a whole as a Nigerian. .. thank me later

[@ayotundeadejumo6255]

Well said. Our anger should be towards those who abuse every form of privilege and therefore make it rub on everyone else.

[@maureenoputa3208]

God bless you for having the backbone to say what a lot of "legitimate" residents in the diaspora are often afraid to say - because we are afraid to be labelled as haters "who no want make e beta for other peepu". Thank you again for your courage and gutsy guts!

[@MoneyWithKazeem]

I dont think we should be afraid. I tell people. If they listen thats their own problem, if not it is also their own prerogative.

[@kkff8044]

I wish we can fix our country!

[@deargm359]

According to the DHS U.S Canadians made up the largest group of visa overstays, with more than 92,000 remaining in the United States in 2017 despite being expected to leave. Do you hear anything about it? No

[@ativiejonathan3705]

They should go with their Visa are they given it before on fair basis

[@i.b3456]

There's already intentional massive denial of Visas going on right now concerning Nigerians since February 2019. It's crazy.

[@KingLamar96]

When one door closes, another one opens. Nigeria should use some incentives to bring African-Americans to there country, for we produce alot of money in revenue, which doesn't contribute to our well-being, it could be better used there.

[@shar1202]

Thats a thought

[@ellao3127]

My brother i am really tired of our people.It is terrible.

[@conniegreenlee4651]

How does this affect myself and my husband he is Nigerian from ibadan we've been married four and a half years we are still waiting a year later for his 10 year green card we have no children together how will this affect him as far as not getting his green card or being deported he works hard obeys the rules came over here on a K-1 Visa which is a fiance visa

[@nickonajite9799]

It doesn't affect him in any way. This is for applicants applying for a different Visa category B1/B2 not the K1 Visa. So you can rest easy!

[@uchy8905]

Spot on. That our country is in a bad state does not mean we should put a burden on another country. If I were a leader I'd do what Trump has done (even though I don't like Trump). We need to respect other countries.

[@debbiebalogun8803]

Thanks for the information. Great job as usual!

[@cenwaeze]

Abeg I beg to defer. This is a serious breakdown of bilateral relations between Nigeria and the US. There are US citizens in Nigeria that have overstayed their VISAs because they are avoiding tax laws in the US. Meanwhile most of the people that use the dropbox that was banned are people that play by the rules. Agreed, Nigerians have behaved badly by overstaying it's the people that overstayed that should be punished not legitimate people that should be suffering for the wrongs of others. Finally, the US should ensure they keep the promise of pushing away all their economic migrants. They will remember why they started the VISA lottery very soon. It's not rocket science.

[@MoneyWithKazeem]

The play a game of if I cant go after you, then I will go after you.

[@Workhardnbelieveinurself]

That's why phrankleen said that's just a strategy to stop issuing Nigerians visas

[@briankemp2290]

Yes but your corrupt government and weak enforcement allow this to happen. The average Nigerian is getting f@#ked by it's own government. I don't blame people for wanting to leave.

[@cenwaeze]

www.todaysecho.com/politics/dropbox-visa-suspension-fg-opens-talks-with-the-us-government/

[@olayidejinadu9930]

Keep it up bro! Spin the truth👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

[@angelnelson2012]

Sending this to my nigerian friends. Love this video

[@yahdig.solidleonhard6674]

Damn ! I thought u was a smart ass Beanie Sigel !! So how do I get a dropbox Visa to go from the US to Ghana, Nigeria, anywhere on the continent !!!

[@msbeau5341]

I have a valid 2year multiple entry visa to USA. I went last year, stayed 2 weeks. I hope to make another trip soonest. For the love of God I hope that those of us living abroad will still be able to use the Dropbox? This is sooo annoying

[@fortunatemd3253]

That's what they have just told u. The Dropbox privilege has been revoked. U will have to take another interview before u can renew ur visa, all depending on what u did in ur previous visits

[@ChideraStephen]

Wow

[@mikelowo7493]

let me know when next you coming ...

[@msbeau5341]

@@mikelowo7493 my visa is still valid for now. Is there any reason you would like to know when I am coming?

[@mikelowo7493]

@@msbeau5341 have a genuine reason on visiting again cos questions will be ask at entry...

[@gbengoosewuru4139]

If you know, can you discuss the correct process of applying for visitor visa to U.S.? I’m hearing and reading conflicting processes and the requirement to pay an “agent” over #300K.

[@Workhardnbelieveinurself]

Ride on bro. U're always on point. More grease to ur Elbows👍✌

[@rudebloke1]

Phrankleen coming in again with the truth. Very well spoken. I am a strong supporter of serious immigration reform. Tightening visa requirements for Nigerians is very important. I tell you there are so many Nigerians who come to USA on student visa and in the first semester they drop out. They don't get do anything worthwhile to change their status. They live in this horrible state of Limbo. No papers, no degree, menial jobs. At some point you wonder what is the point of that type of life? Was the visa in itself a blessing or a curse? Apart from the amenities they enjoy in US like constant electricity, internet, and entertainment, what else are they benefiting. Living in the shadows, afraid of deportation, they can't progress in USA, and the longer they stay the dimmer their prospects are also getting in Nigeria. It is a horrible thing. Another thing that absolutely makes me mad is when people come here to give birth to children. An unearned citizenship. Yet they brag so much "My child is an American Citizen!" I am waiting for the government to completely put an end to that nonsense. The abuse is ridiculous. Phrankleen, abeg keep saying these things. USA is not the green pasture for lazy, self-seeking individuals. I am not saying the US system is not messy, but while it exists, Nigerians have a duty to limit the abuses.

[@michealjioke9157]

my cousin just got his k1 visa 3 days ago can he travel now to the united states without any problem of him entry at the port of entry

[@tiamiyufatai6458]

When Nigerians themselves abuse everything back home in Nigeria, they blame the government and bad leadership for cover-up. Is it the Nigeria govt that is making us to abuse opportunities overseas?

[@Workhardnbelieveinurself]

No but it's the work of Nigerian government to clam down and hit on the abusers or offenders without taking tribe or exempting nobody

[@tiamiyufatai6458]

@@Workhardnbelieveinurself Yes the government have duties which they are failing but is it the government making us to abuse opportunities abroad also. Nigerians like pushing blames, non, both the government and the citizens want to take responsibility, we take cover in blaming bad leadership. If your leaders are bad, why can't you be good and see if your leaders will not change.

[@chinonye2]

You hit the nail on the head! The bad governance of the Nigerian government is to blame for all of the problems of its people. It has a ripple effect......

[@Workhardnbelieveinurself]

But how do those people get discharged without their bills completely settled,i'm just curious cos i don't think there's any hospital in any country in Europe that could even embark on any hospital treatment or admission without having a cash deposit of such or contacting a healthcare insurance in that country for bills settlement.how can the U.S government be so gullible,i mean how does it even happen?just curious

[@nameloading..8665]

Chiney Daniels no one here in the states is required to pay their hospital bill before leaving the hospital. Nor can they refuse to serve you if you are unable to pay.

[@Zen.Obie1]

That’s why I left trumps era isn’t easy for immigrants especially to get jobs . You will keep renewing till your tired

[@hilary3397]

Good insight but please ditch the background music...

[@oluyemisipeterspeters4843]

Our boy Phrankleen, good job you are doing. Don't even spare a second for the "anti-facts". Let them say what they like. Instead of adjusting and abiding by the rules and regulations of any country, they like to keep it their own way. We should be thanking you for the information which can be timely sometimes. Trump being who he is, a narcissist, but he is doing what he promised his voters. A word is enough for the wise.

[@inspiringgirl1821]

For once we are at least not at the top of the list of people who didn't exit the US 🙄

[@ChideraStephen]

Inspiring girl Lmaooooooooo

[@truthmatterbyoladada1462]

That is right and that is the reason why trump went to put restrictions on us....... It not because nigerians are over staying.

[@stacymentioned509]

Thank you Bro I did subscribe to your channel will be following, and blogged when necessary.

[@tessyestebanvazquez2665]

What happened to some of us that are married to American citizen and still in Nigeria do that mean that is the end of our marriage?

[@Phrankleen13]

tessy Esteban Vazquez 👋🏾😁 haba! Stop it jor.. ain’t nobody ending your marriage.

[@kayodesadiq5206]

it is so sad, we should just follow the rules seriously

[@bolaburlington]

I don't usually comment after seeing your video but I always like them though. You alway put out a nice content and this☝️ got me. God bless you for analyzing every step because people still don't understand what immigration laws looks like at the moment. Other people would think you just don't want them to better themselves and family members not knowing that the system so though at the moment. US of two decades ago is way better than now. Every where is crazily saturated.

[@adewalesho8502]

True talk my brother, well said!

[@temitopeobinna4608]

I have been waiting for you to voice out on this issue.

[@compactimmigrationconsulta8189]

I knew it was going to get to this stage. I have no concern about those crossing from the U.S into Canada, just know it's ILLEGAL!!!!. If you cross from the U.S into Canada with a valid and genuine U.S tourist Visa, trust me you're at risk. The U.S and Canada have an agreement that you can make a claim in either U.S or Canada boarder. ( Your first entry Country), The Safe Third Country Agreement means that if a person makes a refugee claim at a Canadian Port of Entry on the US-Canada border, they will be sent back to the US to claim there, unless they meet one of the limited exceptions in the Agreement.. The issue is that people crossing from the U.S into Canada, even when they're qualify for the Economic class Immigration (Federal and PNP). Why passing through that route? Some of them claiming they have kids back in Nigeria!. Again, i have no issue with those that needed this situation, but if you're can make it here through the economic class, with stable papers, why putting pressure on yourself? Even student's visa is now hard to get for legitimate students. We have 15 to 17 routes to Migrates into Canada, why making it so hard for those that don't have access to economic classes? I rest my case, again ; it just my opinion. Refugee refusal rate is now on the high side. Mind you, they have three to four Canadian Immigration officers from last year, stationed at the U.S embassy. They take records of those with Temporary U.S visa, if you eventually cross with that same visa or information! Trust me, you're on your own . Open your eyes and ask questions before crossing the line between the u.s and Canada.

[@compactimmigrationconsulta8189]

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[@tugi6460]

Y’all acting self righteous. America wants all your skilled and aristocratic people. That’s one reason your gdp ain’t growing. I hate niggas acting like they’re better than people hustling to change their fortune. It’s bad that people have to be that desperate to survive, but who made you a judge?

[@amfoundationinc8440]

You are right man...

[@godsonjohnson6257]

Nigeria is ruined but Nigerians too aren’t willing to lay down there lives to better the lives of future generations.. we are very greedy and selfish people no one is willing to give up there lives All those countries we travel to had people from there sacrifice their lives to make their own country better...

[@titi9238]

This is why we need a change of ideology!

[@ladyfree3492]

Was ban in Cameroon too months ago

[@ThestorytellerofKatunga]

I travel. I am not denied visa because I obey the system. They may say no to others but not to me.People call me stupid but that's their stupid opinion. Prosperity has no geography and I am not good at ....hiding....hshaha....lollll

[@bolanlebamidele683]

You are an angel

[@briankemp2290]

As you say you obey the the rules and should be commended for sticking to laws applied. Unfortunately you only make up the minority of Nigerians who respect the system and the majority ruin it for people like yourself.

[@benjaminajayi2277]

You will be surprised 😮 the way the immigration look at you because you show them Nigeria passport.. it doesn’t really matter how much you obey the law of the land...

[@ThestorytellerofKatunga]

@@benjaminajayi2277 sweet heart, I know dey look anybody face. I do my things legally and leave. Wetin concern me with their faces... Lolll...As long as Nigerians are disgraceful, faces will be screwed at Nigerian passport! I face my business.

[@amaka3632]

I hope this laws also applies to our top politicians too

[@Phrankleen13]

Justine Tekognang Those ones enjoy diplomatic protections 😓

[@amaka3632]

@@Phrankleen13 na Whao

[@ChideraStephen]

Mehn

[@oluakinwale4485]

Just in Tenkognag apply to politicians where! Exempted, they and their families along as money dey! Monday stolen from us.

[@isahbello9785]

@@oluakinwale4485 you dey mind am? Apply to which politicians? 😂😂😂😂

[@oyeakin5537]

Bros. Can you please share what you think we can unite and do leadership right. Why we get 1000 political parties. I am not into politics but how can the younger generation pull together and fix the country without selfishness and greed that is killing the gems of Nigeria and the good and smart people that come out of Nigeria. Bro a month to the day you said it ohhhhhh.,...Trump said as of next week mass deportation of illegal immigrants. Props bro.

[@calebatolagbe762]

Great job. Quite informative. But please stop the background music,it deletes from the audio quality you previously had.

[@Phrankleen13]

Caleb Atolagbe noted

[@JR-iu8yl]

background music is just fine

[@lawrencennorom3393]

This is Great and appreciative.

[@sesikuto1946]

Unfortunately most times, those who overstay are the worst of us, who given all enabling opportunities in Nigeria will never take advantage of it. It is the general believe among the overstayers that dollars are picked on the streets of America, when the reality strikes they turn to credit card scam and yahoo yahoo. Evil people.

[@godisreal7165]

You can’t blame them for whatever decisions they made for the safety of their country it’s simply because they care so much about their own people and country. What happened to our Nigeria criminal leaders that care less about Nigeria people? They know the conditions of Nigeria and they don’t want that for their people. Happy that they dragged all our stupid leaders in the mud. America believe if can better their country so do our leaders can do it for Nigeria. Donald Trump said to every smart president and his cabinet should make sure his country and his people come first and guaranteed their safety taking care of.

[@sharonadetunji_Onile]

Trump has been a crook & he's not a successful business man...$1billion declared loads in 10 yrs?..s**t

[@titi9238]

@@sharonadetunji_Onile but he is doing right by his country. Can any Nigerian leader compare to him?

[@Oyzatt]

You always spit the truth phrankleen.

[@tegajohannesoghoro9142]

Bro thank you for always spitting facts

[@tallnedu]

They are more focused on people pouring in from Mexico than they are from nigeria

[@gidifanimokun2631]

There is nothing in USA to make Nigerians wanting to overstay there. Pls let's explore our nation and stop taking our hard earned money to an.arrogant nation like usa. I love our great nation. It is called Nigeria We shall get there sooner than we envisaged.

[@joydnp1199]

I agree 100%

[@olaoluakinbolu7135]

That's just the right name,,Arrogant nation indeed..

[@javanprince3800]

@Kill block have u been to the state before?? if not then keep quite, hw many Nigerians do u know that’s are arrogant?? Is it Nigerians that are Destroying Syria 🇸🇾 Afghanistan 🇦🇫 Libya 🇱🇾 Shooting Rocket and bomb and taking their golds and oil, now they planing to Do the same thing to Iraq 🇮🇶 And Venezuela 🇻🇪 ar they Nigerians Destroying This places I just mentioned? Dude Next time if u have nothing to say back off.

[@deviantmarcus3938]

That's over $18million from Nigeria alone...damn

[@sharonadetunji_Onile]

It's nothing compared to what a permanent secretary / governor can embezzle under Nigerian govt.

[@waliualaka5190]

In as much as I respect your viewpoint. I feel it is lacking a major factor. Nigeria has a population of over 200 million people while other countries compared have less than 1/4 of that. So for every 1 notorious person in Cameroon you probably have around 4 to 8 of Nigerians because of population. It’s not as of Nigerians are specially bad. Lots of countries are worse but we are the most populous Africa nation and that’s why we are in the limelight more. My own view

[@tlig]

Nigeria's population figures are fraudulent like everything else to do with us. Yes, we are the most populous African nation but we certainly are not 200 million or anywhere near.

[@titi9238]

@@tlig glad to see someone share my view on this bogus population numbers. The day we can counter that scam, we start to thrive as a people.

[@gabesegun7966]

Thanks for the clip

[@mrpopillopi]

if you don't understand what is happening, pls do not comment. if you are lucky to have a USA green card and you are commenting without knowing that you also contributed because you are once a Nigerian. USA government have the right to any law that will protect there citizen and the big Question is what are Nigeria Government doing in returns.

[@rsoumeywall9022]

True, USA and European countries will always prioritize their best interests thats why alot of the rules are being changed now.

[@Iammeggysil]

Every white pioritizes their own, only 9ja prefer foreign

[@shubymontana995]

What are you trying to say in essence bro , are you telling them or telling people not to go abroad any longer? Even you how did you get where you are now , and why didn't you do what you wanna do there and return your your father's land . Common man..

[@tyeokon1937]

Thanks phrankleen 🙌🙌

[@poshmama4952]

It's not surprising. With almost 28% Nigerians abusing the system, what do we expect?

[@louis-collinsejeh1358]

Well expressed facts.

[@makoshiobed902]

My cousin just got his visa to study in the US today from th embassy Abuja.

[@Phrankleen13]

Makoshi Obed that’s great! 😊👍🏾

[@karmaquotes88]

Congrats to him... But which school and program is it.. I'm interested in doing MA.

[@omowunmilynda558]

The major testimony nowadays is 'praise God I have been given a visa to America' and that's so bad. The Nigeria system is terrible, our leaders are just nuisance but I believe one thing when the oppressed is finally done with being pushed to the wall our leaders better watch out.

[@Phrankleen13]

Omowunmi Lynda 😁😁

[@pmbilainhumble25]

Well analyzed bro...

[@michealemmanuel1922]

Is the son suffering from the iniquity of the father? People are abusing the system, overstaying and giving birth without paying bills like you have alluded. Unfortunately, taxpayers are footing the bills. A lot of people are making the process more difficult for people who have legitimate reasons. Imagine Nigeria comes third in overstayed Visa. It is sad. So what do you expect. Besides the compression, the lawlessness in the American southern border is forcing the USA to cut Visas from other country. Do you know that people have been waiting for 5-10 years only for some entitled people to ruin it?

[@sharonadetunji_Onile]

What's wrong with everyone here, don't you see other nations....the Whites in America knew they'll become minorities in 20yrs if nothing is done to curb people of colors influx to America ...that's why Trump is hell bent on southern border wall..wake up people!

[@michealemmanuel1922]

@@sharonadetunji_Onile So what is your point? Is porous southern border your glimpse of hope to make white in America minority? Has Nigeria or any Africa country not been run by majority black, for example? Evidently, there is gold and silver everywhere. Electricity is available 24/7. You are one of those people who purposely call people racist. You scream about lawlessnes at home and demand that things should change then import and support it abroad. Such argument is deeprooted in a cognitive dissonance and demonstrably disconnected with reality.

[@sharonadetunji_Onile]

You believe in those statistics? Sorry...do you you really understand the word racism? Have you lived in America ?

[@michealemmanuel1922]

@@sharonadetunji_Onile And you think because you "live in America," you actually understand statistics or know what is going on. It doesn't make you knowledgeable. You can still live in America and be a complete nincompoop. Ask NYT. Delusional is the right word! Or perhaps you need to take off your high horse shoe. You don't have to run away from the debate you create by jumping all over. Why are you still living in America since she, or Trump is a racist? Why are you an accessory to lawlaesless? Nice try. Even the liberal corrupt New York Times recently reported there is a crisis at the border, not supposedly the "manufactured" crisis you are insinuating. In another perspective, do you actually have to believe the "statistics" to speak against lawlessness and break down of law amd order. I asked you again, did you relocate to America to live (since you live in America) in Nigeria?

[@seunosiyemi8111]

Their process to obtain a visa is easy to bypass..