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US Visa Ban: Stay Home and Fix Things That Attracts You Abroad – Yul Edochie
Nollywood actor Yul Edochie has reacted to the visa ban by the United States of America on Nigeria and other countries.
Nollywood actor Yul Edochie has reacted to the visa ban by the United States of America on Nigeria and other countries.
He stated that the best way to treat the ban was to stay home and reflect on all the things that often take Nigerians out of the country and then build it.
He further disclosed that trying to meet the criteria for the USA shouldn’t be what we should focus on but use the time to build on our country’s economy so that in no distant time, they will beg to visit Nigeria instead of the other way round.

He wrote, “U.S Visa ban.
It’s like a friend telling me ‘Yul doesn’t come to my house again’.
Bros I no go beg.
I’ll stay home, figure out those things that draw me to his house, even the ones he lacks, but all in my own house.
Soon he’ll call & say ‘Yul someone cannot play with you again’.”
Recall that the USA has placed an immigration ban on Nigeria and other countries but this ban does not include all those going for official, business or educational purposes.

But the call aptly sheds light on what we should do to get the country back on track.

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