Yhemo Lee calls out travel agency on their ‘R65k visa fee’

Nigerian singer, and personality Yhemo Lee, sparked an online frenzy with a viral clip calling out travel agencies for their Visa fees on 12 July.

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In the viral clip that has taken social media by storm, Yhemo didn’t hold back. Calling out these agencies as nothing short of fraudsters who are draining the hard-earned money of Nigerians. The cause of his frustration? A jaw-dropping N2.8 million (R65 000,94) Visa fee for a trip to South Africa.

YHEMO LEE HAS HAD ENOUGH

This larger-than-life personality, known for his extravagant lifestyle, has become the centre of attention. Nigerians joined him in expressing their outrage at the seemingly outrageous Visa charges. Yhemo Lee’s witty and comical delivery in the clip has struck a chord with many, and he has quickly become the voice of the people.

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YHEMO LEE VIRAL VIDEO

In the viral clip, Yhemo Lee questions the logic of charging such a large amount for a Visa to a neighbouring African country. He emphasizes that this is only the Visa fee. It doesn’t even include other charges such as airfare, accommodation, and additional fees along the way. It’s no wonder his frustration has resonated with countless individuals who have faced similar situations.

As the clip continues to trend and capture the attention of netizens, it raises important questions about the transparency and fairness of visa fees. His frustration serves as a voice for many individuals who feel exploited by these charges. It remains to be seen whether his outspoken criticism will lead to any changes in the industry.

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Yhemo Lee’s comical outburst and bold call-out have struck a chord with people online, reigniting conversations about the costs and challenges associated with international travel. One thing is certain, he has become a symbol for those who feel the pinch of excessive Visa fees and want for a fairer system.