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Visa processing shift won’t affect Abuja embassy operations – US

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The US Mission in Nigeria clarifies that the shift in routine US visa processing to regional hubs will not affect the Abuja embassy’s operations. Learn mor Read More: https://punchng.com/visa-processing-shift-wont-affect-abuja-embassy-operations-us/

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