Nigerian Lady Uses All Her NYSC Allowance To Apply For Visa, Gets Rejected

Nigerian Lady Uses All Her NYSC Allowance To Apply For Visa, Gets Rejected

  • A Nigerian lady said she used all the allowance she was paid during her NYSC to process her visa application
  • However, she said she got rejected, and all the money she saved during her service year was wasted for nothing
  • She posted the story on X, where it is getting a lot of reactions, as many people noted that she took a lot of risks with the money

A Nigerian lady shared the sad story of how her visa application got rejected, and she lost a lot of money.

The lady was reacting to a post which asked people to share when they saved money and realised they made a mistake.

Lady shares how her visa application got rejected.
The lady says she used all her savings to apply for a visa that was denied. Photo credit: Linktree/@misolaofjesus and Getty Images/ Chris Allan.
Source: UGC

In her story, Gbemisola Taiwo said she decided to save all the money she was paid as allowance during her NYSC.

At the end of her service year, she used the money to apply for an American visa.

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Lady who applied for US visa fails to get it.
Gbemisola says her visa application was denied. Photo credit: Instagram/misolaofjesus and Getty Images/Chris Allan.
Source: UGC

However, she did not get the visa, and all the money she had saved was wasted.

She wrote:

"I didn’t touch my NYSC allowance at all. At the time, I was working with a company, and I would take out ₦200 from my salary, then add it to the allowance to make it ₦20,000. I used that money to start processing my U.S. master’s application, paying for the application fee, sending transcripts, and other related costs. In the end, my visa was denied. Every single dime wasted. I cried ehn. I even added money because it was not enough tbh."

See the post below:

Reactions as lady's visa application gets rejected

@GirlTucci said:

"Who Dey make am go think say other people no serious. Sometimes Ehn, you can do everything right and things won’t pan out. Just don’t give up, things will work out. Such is life."

@AyanwaleSegunD said:

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"Sorry about that. For the good of the public I think stories like this should be share and how you deal with it, did you try it again?"

@CHIAMAKA_XOXO said:

"Make una try Dey get some serious advisers that you'd listen to in your life na, biko. Because who does this? Like the whole Nysc allowance?l omo sha. It's well."

@scoffy2606 said:

"I did my IT in Skye bank in 2013. My monthly salary then was ₦20,000. I didn’t touch a kobo from the salary for 12 months because my brother gave me ₦500 daily for transport and food. I used the ₦240,000 to buy two plots of land. The lands are still there."

@FineOnMe said:

"It's very painful though but I have learnt that nothing is guaranteed in this life."

Lady shares list of companies that pay NYSC members

In a related story reported by Legit.ng, a Nigerian lady shared a post on X about corporate organisations that accept National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members.

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She said the organisations accept corps members posted in Lagos and also pay them salary during their one year of service.

The companies listed include UAC, Deloitte and IKEDC and a recruitment expert also told Legit.ng that there are other companies that pay NYSC members.

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Source: Legit.ng

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Israel Usulor (Human-Interest editor) Israel Usulor is a journalist who has 10 years of experience. He worked at The Prime Newspaper and has published articles in TheCable Newspaper. Israel graduated with distinction from Fidei Polytechnic (Mass Commun, 2016). Israel has interviewed Zannah Mustapha, the man who helped negotiate the release of Chibok Girls, and Kunle Adeyanju, who rode a bike from London to Lagos. He covered exclusive stories on Chef Dami during her Guinness World Records cookathon. Email: israel.usulor@corp.legit.ng.

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