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US-Based Younger Brother Of 2Face Idibia, Hyacinth Idibia ‘Deported’ By US Immigration Officials
March 10, 2017 – Tuface Idibia’s Younger Brother Hyacinth Idibia Denied Entry Into The United States By Immigration Officials On Returning From Nigeria
The younger brother of star singer 2face Idibia, Hyacinth Idibia has been deported from the US.
The singer said he was denied entry to Virginia where he has been living with his family for several years on Wednesday.
He expressed his displeasure on Facebook the moment some overzealous US immigration officials detained him in accordance to Donald Trump’s new order.
The US-based musician travelled to Nigeria few weeks ago to promote his new album. Little did he know that Donald Trump’s new anti-immigrant order would affect him.
A family source of the Idibias NG contacted when the news first broke yesterday said Hyacinth might have been deported because all their efforts to get in touch with him failed.
Mon
March 10, 2017 at 6:32 AM
This POTUS action will be very helpful to Nigeria, but let him concentrate more on the politicians pls.
Omokehinde
March 10, 2017 at 10:12 PM
Some Nigerian crooks are now hiding behind President Donald Trump Immigration reform that only affected six Muslim-majority nations where Islamic tertiorists reign supreme. The affected nations include Somali, Yemen, Afghanistan, Iran, and Syria. There are two things peculiar to those six nations; First, there are seroius instability in those countries due to civil wars, and as a result immigrants coming from those nations cannot be properly vetted for security of American people. Nigeria and other nations of the world are not affected in anyway by President Trump Immigration excutive order. Today Nigerian people with fake visas, those who had overstay their previously issued visas, and many who have violated American immigration laws or have committed crimes are now taking to the social media blaming Trump for their deportation or inability to enter America with fraudulent documents and visas. Here is the truth my people, if you have valid U.S visa in your current Nigerian passport, feel free to enter the United States without any fear of immigration officials intimidation. Crooks should stop BROADCASTING lies on social media. Bro. Hyacinth Idiba should prove me wrong by posting his valid visa page on naijagists.com for the whole world to see. I want to see his valid visa page that prevented him entry to the U.S. Shameful!