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Comedian Bovi reveals why he was banned from the United States of America

The comedian goes on a Q and A session with fans.

Nigerian comedian Bovi Ugboma has revealed that he has been banned from entering the United States of America.

The comedian made this known why answering questions from his fans via his Instagram Stories on Tuesday, April 27, 2022.

According to Bovi, he was banned from the country after he clashed with a visa-issuing officer and got labelled.

Comedian Bovi reveals why he was banned from the United States of America
Comedian Bovi reveals why he was banned from the United States of America

The popular comedian said he was banned from entering the United States of America because he had an ego clash with a visa issuing officer.

"ill luck! Met a charity like issuing visa officer. Egos clashed! I got labelled," he wrote.

Comedian Bovi reveals why he was banned from the United States of America
Comedian Bovi reveals why he was banned from the United States of America

When asked to advise people addicted to hard drugs including cocaine, the comedian urged victims to “seek help through therapy. To defeat something stronger than you, you need something/someone more powerful than you.”

He also spoke about his frosty relationship with comedian, Ayo Makun.

A fan asked why they have refused to perform at the same show

"You ever seen Chris Rock at a Kelvin Hart show," he replied.

Nigerian comedians Bovi and AY Makun [Instagram/Bovi] [Instagram/AYMakun]
Nigerian comedians Bovi and AY Makun [Instagram/Bovi] [Instagram/AYMakun]

Bovi Ugboma is a Nigerian stand-up comedian, actor and writer.

He has organized popular stand-up comedy concerts like Bovi: Man on Fire across the globe.

He is married to Kris Asimonye and they have three children.

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