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Iran conflict: US embassy warns of possible Abuja protests

The United States embassy in Abuja has warned its citizens about the possibility of protests in Nigeria’s capital linked to the ongoing conflict between the US and Iran. In a security alert, the embassy said there is a high potential for demonstrations in Abuja on Wednesday, March 4, 2026, noting that previous protests by some groups have led to violent clashes with Nigerian security forces. The embassy advised US citizens in Abuja to remain in their homes on that day, avoid protest areas and large gatherings, and maintain a low profile while monitoring local media for updates. It also urged them to review their personal security plans, keep their phones charged, carry valid identification, and stay alert in public spaces such as markets, malls, and places of worship. The embassy further encouraged citizens to familiarise themselves with emergency exits in […]

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10 Common Reasons the US Can Revoke Your Visa

The United States government has wide authority to revoke a visa if a holder breaks any visa conditions or becomes ineligible under US law. Here are ten common reasons a visa can be cancelled. Criminal ActivityAny arrest, charge, or conviction can lead to visa revocation. Even minor offences such as DUI arrests may cause cancellation, especially if they raise safety concerns. US consular policy allows automatic revocation in cases involving criminal conduct. Unauthorised EmploymentWorking without permission is a serious violation. Tourists or students who take jobs not allowed under their visa type can have their visas cancelled by the State Department. Failure to Maintain StatusStudents who drop below full-time study, workers who lose their jobs, or visitors who overstay their authorised period risk visa revocation. Losing lawful status immediately places a visa in jeopardy. Security ConcernsLinks to organisations or activities […]

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US Embassy to Assist Ghana in Renegotiating ECG Privatisation Deal

The US Embassy has pledged its support to Ghana in renegotiating the ongoing ECG (Electricity Company of Ghana) privatization deal. This collaboration comes as Ghana looks to address concerns and improve terms that better serve the nation's energy needs.The embassy's involvement is part of broader efforts to ensure that Ghana's strategic energy assets are managed effectively and that the privatization process aligns with the country's long-term goals for sustainable energy distribution. The move also reflects growing international attention to Ghana's energy sector and its potential for growth.

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US Embassy Reschedules Visa Appointments for Eid-Ul-Fitr

The United States Embassy in Accra has announced changes to visa interview dates originally set for Monday, March 31, 2025, due to the observance of Eid-Ul-Fitr.According to the Embassy, all immigrant visa appointments have been moved to Friday, April 4, 2025, at 7 AM, while non-immigrant visa applicants will now have their interviews on the morning of Friday, April 11, 2025. Affected individuals are advised to check their emails for official notifications regarding their updated schedules.Eid-Ul-Fitr, a significant Islamic holiday marking the end of Ramadan, is widely celebrated in Ghana and recognized as a public holiday. Despite the rescheduling, the Embassy confirmed that operations will continue on Tuesday, April 1, 2025, and visa appointments set for that day will proceed as planned.Applicants are encouraged to take note of these changes and adjust their plans accordingly.

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US Applauds Ghana’s Presidential Candidates for Signing Peace Pact.

Ahead of Ghana’s December 7 elections, the United States has praised the country’s presidential candidates for committing to peaceful polls by signing the 4th Presidential Elections Peace Pact.The US Embassy in Ghana issued a statement commending Vice-President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, former President John Dramani Mahama, and 10 other candidates for pledging to ensure violence-free elections. The initiative, spearheaded by the National Peace Council (NPC) and the Institute for Democratic Governance (IDEG), highlights Ghana’s dedication to democracy.Rolf A. Olson, the Chargé d’Affaires of the US Embassy, emphasized that “the will of the Ghanaian people must not be thwarted by the threat of violence before, during, or after the elections,” urging a peaceful and credible process.The theme of this year’s pact, “Pursuing Peaceful Elections, Non-Violence and Justice,” continues a tradition established in 2012. Key figures at the event included Electoral Commission Chair […]

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