A Nigerian woman, hoping to secure American citizenship for her unborn child, traveled to the United States but faced an unexpected and distressing outcome.
She shared her disappointing experience, revealing that her plans did not unfold as intended.
In a TikTok video, the woman explained that she was unable to give birth in the U.S. as she had hoped.
Anabella Omene recounted that upon arriving at the airport, she was denied entry into the United States.
According to her, she was detained at the airport, and her visa was revoked on the spot.
Following the unfortunate incident, Anabella revealed that she fell into a coma but was deported to Nigeria after recovering. She shared her story, saying:
“I’m now playing with my daughter because life didn’t end when I traveled to America to give birth to her, only to be denied entry and have my visa canceled. The stress triggered my labor, and I was rushed to a hospital in Houston.
Once I stabilized, I was put on the next available flight back to Nigeria. My husband suggested I try going elsewhere, but I was too traumatized to embark on another journey. Having lost a child before, I didn’t want to risk overstressing this baby, so I decided to stay in Nigeria.”
Many people asked if she had applied for the visa early. Anabella explained that she began the application process when she was two months pregnant.
She expressed that it would have been better if her visa had been denied outright rather than being granted and then canceled upon arrival.
In her words: “During my interview, I clearly stated that I was traveling to have my baby due to my past experiences in Nigeria. They approved my visa, so if they didn’t want me to give birth there, they should have just denied me from the start.”
