US Study Visa Applicant Who Got Admission, Paid School Fees Gets Rejection Letter From Embassy

• A Nigerian man who applied for a visa to study in the US has come out to share the story of how his application was rejected
• The man said he had received an admission offer to study in the US and he had already paid part of the school fees
• He said after his application was rejected, he was so confused that he entered the wrong bus when he was going home

A man applied for a visa to study in the United States of America, but his application was rejected.

He was dejected after the rejection and ended up boarding the wrong bus while going home.

According to Michael Micky, he applied for a visa at the US Embassy in Lagos.

Explaining what happened in a post on X, Michael said he had already paid part of his school fees and was hoping to move abroad, but it did not materialise.

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His words:

"Me wey don go US embassy before, as dem serve me rejection letter I no sabi when I enter bus going to Ajah instead of Abule Egba. I used two hours cry for inside room after I used all my business money to process japa and pay school fees."

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Reactions as man's visa application gets rejected

@Nana_Remi03 said:

"My question is, why will they reject someone who has paid school fees? It's wickedness."

@amra_gold said:

"Omor when they denied me in 2022. I was walking out and people outside were asking me “Nne did they give you”. I didn’t even answer anybody. Was holding my tears till my sister called and said “don’t cry oo”. Na then windows of heaven open. Ahhhhh."

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Udochi recalled how she put in the work for years and made the necessary preparations for graduate studies abroad.

What remained was to get her visa. However, she did not scale through as her visa application was denied.

Proofreading by Nkem Ikeke, journalist and copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng