Lady Bursts Into Uncontrollable Tears, Flaunts Her Passport In Video: “I Finally Got My US Visa”
- A resilient Nigerian woman burst into uncontrollable tears after her US visa finally got approved by the embassy
- A video trending on the TikTok app showed the woman expressing her excitement over being able to relocate
- Massive heartfelt reactions have trailed the viral video, with many wishing to get their visas approved
A woman identified as @ibiayo on TikTok has shared a heartwarming video capturing the moment of pure elation when her US visa was approved on her second attempt.
Expressing her emotions, Ibiayo wrote about bursting into uncontrollable tears upon receiving the news of her visa approval.
Source: UGC
She wrote:
“When my US vis was approved on my second attempt, I burst into uncontrollable tears.”
Lady gives hope to netizens wishing to relocate
The video confirmed her overwhelming joy and relief and highlighted the significance of the achievement for her.
It also served as a testament to the successful outcome of the perseverance and determination of individuals pursuing their dreams.
Reactions as lady finally gets visa approved after 2 attempts
Netizens have taken to the comments section to congratulate her.
@Socilina Khitaye Ng'oma reacted:
“Congratulations girl. You've given me a reason to reapply after my refusal last week.”
@Officialchynenye commented:
“Congratulations to me too, I got mine yesterday.”
@__BIG MONA said:
“Was also denied Last December. I don Dey prepare for second attempt shaa. I tap from your blessing.”
@sheistobi reacted:
“Congrats.”
@Itz Bae Ann Barrie said:
“Congratulations.”
@Naomi commented:
“Congratulations.”
Mercv Osas said:
“Congratulations I tap.”
@Lanzy gedi reacted:
“Congratulations.”
Watch the video below:
Kwahuman Queen mother advises people to travel abroad in their 20s
Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh reported that a Queen mother for the people of Kwahu in North America has advised folks who desire to move abroad to do so in their youth.
The queen mother of Kwahuman in North America said any youth from Ghana who relocates abroad has a much higher chance of succeeding because they could go to school to seek knowledge which would help them to make good money, unlike the older folks.
"When you travel abroad in your 40s, or 45s, by the time you get your documents, work and figure your life out, time would have far gone, but I know that it's possible for older people who travel and make it," she said. "When I meet people in their 20s whose parents have brought them to abroad from Ghana, I advise them to go to school. As we say it abroad, what you learn is what you earn, and so it would help you a lot if you go to school," she said. s
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