United States (US) vocalist Aliaume Damala Badara Akon Thiam, famously known as 'Akon', on Tuesday talked his way through the Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) and entered Nigeria without a visa.
According to Sahara columnists, The lyricist, who was traveling to the US from Malabo, Equatorial Guinea, missed a corresponding flight at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Nigeria.
As opposed to remain at the Nigeria migration parlor of the air terminal, Akon and his team rejected and demanded they would go into the city to hold up in an inn, an activity that is against the movement laws of the country. Akon and his group were guaranteed to be upheld by the US Consulate, and they demanded the rapper could never remain at the migration relax where explorers who wound up in the artist's circumstance generally remained. In a video, which caught how the entire situation played out, Akon and the US Consulate won on the authorities of Nigeria Immigration Service and they were wrongfully permitted to advance outside of the airplane terminal, and cabin at Sheraton Hotel. In a hot talk, which went on for around two hours, Akon and his team were keen on leaving the air terminal to a lodging yet the movement officers at the air terminal kept up it couldn't be allowed. However, when the US department meddled in the issue, the migration officers permitted Akon and his group leave the air terminal and remain in an inn however their travel papers were withheld.
An endeavor was likewise composed to guarantee that the artiste and his group were taken back to the airplane terminal. Talking via telephone, a Delta Line official who was just distinguished as Henry was heard telling the US department that the artiste couldn't remain at the airplane terminal lounge. He stated, "On the off chance that they need to leave the air terminal, we need to hold their travel permit.
I have a portion of the goes here, some US entertainers who were traveling from Malabo through my flight yet shockingly, the flight left today and we are asking that we take them to a lodging from the US office so we take them back to the air terminal tomorrow then your men can have their international IDs until the point that tomorrow when they can escape the country.
"The US Consulate affirms that they can't remain at the air terminal, they need them to go to an inn so tomorrow they can convey them down to the airport." In another call, Henry additionally said that the department talked with the artiste and they were set on having their visa with them.
"The office talked with the artiste and the group and they are set on having their identification with them and I'm attempting to get them out of here," he said. "The Immigration specialist endeavors to keep their international ID since they don't have Nigerian visa. In any case, in the event that they need to get down to business, I can promise them (NIS) that they will bring them back tomorrow."
Another official at the airplane terminal who was associated with the case, Ibrahim Yahaya said that Akon, together with his group, at first consented to hold up at the air terminal parlor however later chose generally, expressing that they expected to feel safe with their travel permit in their guardianship. After around two hours, the movement officer acknowledged, and Akon and his group were seen leaving the airplane terminal to hold up in a lodging while their travel papers were withheld.
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