oluwaseyi0:
Madness from our immigration service

nlfpmod:


https://x.com/IjeomaOgood/status/1862406525324578999?t=8Qhi2cboh1igumQ1U_pjcg&s=08

talkeverytime:
The husband should have no business with a woman getting her passport, except that the woman would also have a say in his

Kyrx:
Why is this woman inciting an unnecessary gender conflict just to evoke emotions?

I'm an immigration officer, and much of what she wrote is inaccurate. The NIS does not require your husband's identity while processing a standard renewal. Such is only requested for in a situation whereby you're changing your surname either due to marriage, divorce or death.

So asking for such in the above circumstances aren't out of place, you can't just decide to change your surname without providing additional documents to back it up aside the birth certificate & local government identity.

This is an unjustified victimization of the service.

Kyrx:
Why is this woman inciting an unnecessary gender conflict just to evoke emotions?

I'm an immigration officer, and much of what she wrote is inaccurate. The NIS does not require your husband's identity while processing a standard renewal. Such is only requested for in a situation whereby you're changing your surname either due to marriage, divorce or death.

So asking for such in the above circumstances aren't out of place, you can't just decide to change your surname without providing additional documents to back it up aside the birth certificate & local government identity.

This is an unjustified victimization of the service.

Dijita:


She wanted to claim she is married to someone and did not want the person to know she is getting passport?

fightingdemons:


That is not true for all culture in some culture the women in e dead are returned to their father's house for burial people like igala ijaw don't bury thier wives in their house they are returned to their fathers compound for burial

Dijita:
Is this person sure she is applying for Nigeria passport? When my wife applied for her passport, no such request was made of her. I just check the immigration page. I did not see such requirement

https://nigeriaembassyusa.org/passport-2/#1626743095152-251fe931-5e7f

Kilometres:
It makes no sense

Even if you did it because of women that got citizenship through marriage. Divorce do3s not invalidate citizenship.

You can get married today, obtain your citizenship tomorrow and next tomorrow you divorce. It does not invalidate the citizenship.

EmperorCaesar:

I stopped reading her useless rants at this very point

Everything shouldnt be about 'dehumanising women" or indirect gender war

She asked 10000 questions and wasnt patient enough to get the answers

You make your arguments tasteless and when you conjure some hypothetical scenarios laced with nonsensical victimization cries in important subjects like this

She ended it with direct insults.

If i were @nigimmigration account handler, I would just ignore and post about something unrelated . Spits

Kyrx:
Why is this woman inciting an unnecessary gender conflict just to evoke emotions?

I'm an immigration officer, and much of what she wrote is inaccurate. The NIS does not require your husband's identity while processing a standard renewal. Such is only requested for in a situation whereby you're changing your surname either due to marriage, divorce or death.

So asking for such in the above circumstances aren't out of place, you can't just decide to change your surname without providing additional documents to back it up aside the birth certificate & local government identity.

This is an unjustified victimization of the service.

michoim:

Yeah. Supported. Everyone should be independent because human mind is too evilish. I knew a man who burnt his wife certificates, and one thing lead to another, and the relationship end in divorce...

Hehehehehe:
The process of doing renewal of expired passport for married women is different

EmperorCaesar:



I stopped reading her useless rants at this very point

Everything shouldnt be about 'dehumanising women" or indirect gender war

She asked 10000 questions and wasnt patient enough to get the answers

You make your arguments tasteless and when you conjure some hypothetical scenarios laced with nonsensical victimization cries in important subjects like this

She ended it with direct insults.

If i were @nigimmigration account handler, I would just ignore and post about something unrelated . Spits

TheChameleon:
Always ugly Yammlegas that will ask.

Who will marry this one?

My SE brothers... na this kind una dey wife with 30 page bride 👰‍♀ lists ?

Una dey try.

nlfpmod:


https://x.com/IjeomaOgood/status/1862406525324578999?t=8Qhi2cboh1igumQ1U_pjcg&s=08

nlfpmod:


https://x.com/IjeomaOgood/status/1862406525324578999?t=8Qhi2cboh1igumQ1U_pjcg&s=08

AkhereOkaka:



You don't know men are the price



We rise by lifting others

EmperorCaesar:



I stopped reading her useless rants at this very point

Everything shouldnt be about 'dehumanising women" or indirect gender war

She asked 10000 questions and wasnt patient enough to get the answers

You make your arguments tasteless when you conjure some hypothetical scenarios laced with nonsensical victimization cries in important subjects like this

She ended it with direct insults.

If i were @nigimmigration account handler, I would just ignore and post about something unrelated . Spits

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has announced that married women are no longer required to submit a letter of approval from their husbands when applying for a visa clearance certificate.

The certificate, which confirms an individual has no drug-related convictions in Nigeria, is a prerequisite for entry to certain countries.

Previously, the NDLEA mandated that married women include a “letter of approval to travel from their husband, attached with his passport photograph.”

This rule did not apply to men, which led to criticism online, particularly after an X user posted a viral complaint calling the policy “discriminatory” and “government-sponsored misogyny.”

Tallesty1:
I hate to be the one to say this, but things don’t work that way. We can all act woke and say whatever we feel, but the reality is that men and women are not equal. Husbands and wives are not equal, especially in Nigeria.

Kyrx:
Why is this woman inciting an unnecessary gender conflict just to evoke emotions?

I'm an immigration officer, and much of what she wrote is inaccurate. The NIS does not require your husband's identity while processing a standard renewal. Such is only requested for in a situation whereby you're changing your surname either due to marriage, divorce or death.

So asking for such in the above circumstances aren't out of place, you can't just decide to change your surname without providing additional documents to back it up aside the birth certificate & local government identity.

This is an unjustified victimization of the service.

nlfpmod:


https://x.com/IjeomaOgood/status/1862406525324578999?t=8Qhi2cboh1igumQ1U_pjcg&s=08

Dijita:
Is this person sure she is applying for Nigeria passport? When my wife applied for her passport, no such request was made of her. I just check the immigration page. I did not see such requirement

https://nigeriaembassyusa.org/passport-2/#1626743095152-251fe931-5e7f