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Re: Japa: Is This Not Hypocrisy? What Do You Think Of This by erico2k2(m): 1:26pm On Jan 03, 2023 |
Treadway:How does this affect me, I'm not Yoruba, so go an hug transformer, the VISA refusal beef is deep, 1 Like |
Re: Japa: Is This Not Hypocrisy? What Do You Think Of This by ahiboilandgas: 2:38pm On Jan 03, 2023 |
justwise:home ownership via mortgages in the west is a system design to keep working still 65 years with illusion! Any small down turn in growth and you loose your hourly job then you can loss you mortgage payment this fear keep you working like donkey and the capitalist need this labour for production ( it a fear tactics) since there homeless people ( increase your fear) even the equity down payment and all installments payment can be wipe out in 1 day when large unrelated collapse of Lehman brothers !You go dey UK they pay mortgage of 400,000 pounds house! Some idiots in america will trigger a collapse the same house will n ow be 250,0000 in real sale value! That dey then one Mad man call putin go start war then federal reserve for America go raise rate the bank of England follow then me that is managing my life and pay 2000 pounds per month for 25 years will get letter say now na 2500 all this are illusion created by capitalist! Even if I finsh paying at 70 and die ! They still want to tax inheritance! (Haba ) but if you build you house for Nigeria for Alaka estate na truely yours! Notting concern me with Fed,ECB rate . The 2008 subprime morgatge fraud has proof that it was an illusion ! 3 Likes 3 Shares |
Re: Japa: Is This Not Hypocrisy? What Do You Think Of This by ahiboilandgas: 4:17pm On Jan 03, 2023 |
After the Canadian govt encourage citizen's and resident to take up home mortgages ! They just wake up one morning and say the houses are now beyond the reach of citizens and baning overseas investor from buying houses that house is not for profiteering ( hypocrite the Canadian mortgage firm are also profiteering) now with this announced houses value drop .houses value at 400k USD now 280k . So imagine a japarian hoping on his equity After 15 year of working in freezing cold! It an illusion ! 100 subscribe to the scheme (scam) 20 succed finsh paying ( we still collect inherit tax ) 50 losses out due to illiness or unemployment! 20 disappear to to increase monthly payments . 1 Like |
Re: Japa: Is This Not Hypocrisy? What Do You Think Of This by Treadway: 5:51pm On Jan 03, 2023 |
ahiboilandgas:sure about the bolded bro? That news is only about 72hrs old. I don't think it will have such a swift effect.,although I understand that is the end game as it was the major reason the ban was effected, to crash housing cost. |
Re: Japa: Is This Not Hypocrisy? What Do You Think Of This by ahiboilandgas: 6:10pm On Jan 03, 2023 |
Treadway:yes that a 25 drop .it called shock! It might go up and stabilize or reprice to find it really value. The pounds did that with last prime minister . |
Re: Japa: Is This Not Hypocrisy? What Do You Think Of This by ahiboilandgas: 6:13pm On Jan 03, 2023 |
Treadway:it am illusion,of prosperity cos capitalism need endless growth and production but it unsustainable! If you announce stopping foreigner from buying property in Nigeria or Saudi Arabia the price is not change .If you yaba house na 50m na still 50m cos the prosperity was real back by real current income and worth not futurist . |
Re: Japa: Is This Not Hypocrisy? What Do You Think Of This by justwise(m): 6:34pm On Jan 03, 2023 |
ahiboilandgas: You have zero understanding of how housing or mortagge works, no sensible person buys a house and pay all in cash at once even when you have all the money, if you do that then you lack basic financial education 3 Likes 3 Shares |
Re: Japa: Is This Not Hypocrisy? What Do You Think Of This by ahiboilandgas: 7:28pm On Jan 03, 2023 |
justwise:how come Arab and Chinese are buying and paying up so they have no sense Abi . Mr I too know. 1 Like |
Re: Japa: Is This Not Hypocrisy? What Do You Think Of This by justwise(m): 7:35pm On Jan 03, 2023 |
ahiboilandgas: They are not paying cash, you are just making things up as usual. 1 Like |
Re: Japa: Is This Not Hypocrisy? What Do You Think Of This by ahiboilandgas: 7:54pm On Jan 03, 2023 |
justwise:so I I get 1m pounds and want to buy house of 250k pound it a crime in the UK for outright purchase I must be made to go through a installment payment for 25 years and pay interest even if I am a million at 60 ....ok oh .I dey fear ban i no talk again sir. |
Re: Japa: Is This Not Hypocrisy? What Do You Think Of This by Treadway: 8:14pm On Jan 03, 2023 |
ahiboilandgas:wow you are current on this thing o. Kudos! After your post I have been doing some reading and you are spot on. Apparently the value had been coming down for a while now sef before the news of the ban. Based on the reports, the risk exposure is crazzzzzy due to the properties being grossly overpriced... in the event of a bubble burst which seems almost inevitable, omo e go just be like bitcoin things |
Re: Japa: Is This Not Hypocrisy? What Do You Think Of This by Treadway: 3:38pm On Jan 04, 2023 |
More. These zealots are being supported and encouraged, so much so they don't see just how primally stupid this all looks. I don't know pansophist personally but I am quite convinced that he is very very well travelled, yet this nigga who likely just got on a plane for the first time when he left Nigeria in his lazy mind believes pansophist na caveman because he shared unpopular opinion. Many like that here, whom when you challenge them or share a diff point of view they just start talking inanities, such as 'dem deny you visa'...lol MENT! 2 Likes
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Re: Japa: Is This Not Hypocrisy? What Do You Think Of This by emmaodet: 7:39am On Jan 10, 2023 |
Treadway: Have been a silent reader of the argument between japarians and home based and to be honest, have learnt a lot from both side. About remittance - when they claim 20b dollars is been remitted yearly, the question is about the outflow, it cancels out the inflow. If i get 20b salary but 50b they commot for my hand, the account no balance. we received 20b for a year yet about 30b was paid through form A to UK for school fees. That is 10b shortage already and that is just school fees, what about flight, visa fees etc and BTA that is taken there and this is just UK alone not to talk of US, Canada, Australia, Germany etc So what we are even remitting abroad in a year is so staggering than, inflow becomes a chicken change. |
Re: Japa: Is This Not Hypocrisy? What Do You Think Of This by erico2k2(m): 8:40pm On Jan 11, 2023 |
emmaodet:I dnt think U got the gist of remittance. This is not remittance to govt or via govt .this is ordinary money sent by ordinary people working abroad to help their Nigerian friends and families and to their savings account or direct investment ie properties etc. The value you see as figures are those captured ie via direct bank transfer, money gram western Union or other transfer mechanism however the money transferred by hand is not captured.ie Ese might gibe Ayo $1000 to give to his mum cash since he Ayo os going home for Christmas. Hope U now get the gist of remittance from abroad. Also do not forget the Millions invested I'm sending Dad and Mum cars from Abroad. 2 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Japa: Is This Not Hypocrisy? What Do You Think Of This by Treadway: 9:04am On Jan 12, 2023 |
Thankfully, I KNOW Emmaodet is an educated fellow and will know gibberish when he sees one. Yea Emma, I have also touched on that a few times how the capital flight fuelled by japa over the last couple of years far exceeds whatever 20b Forex inflow the dudes keep dancing about. However, YES, the inflow is a significant portion of our Forex FOR NOW, but has little to no impact (except with the needy families that rely on it) in the general scheme of things as it is grossly insignificant to our total productivity and is mostly used clearly to fuel the japa process of other people, amongst other things. Like you said, 20b Forex enters, mostly finds its way to the black market where it is scooped up by others to fund the japa move. Also for those who want to learn, in the simplest of terms diaspora remittance is when money is sent from someone overseas to someone in Nigeria through the banking system (which is why CBN can capture it). If anything, going by the warped logic of many here, Yahoo boys should be praised as keeping the economy afloat, cos I'm sure they receive more money from abroad running into tens of thousands of dollars when they are successful, not all these 200usd people dem wey no dey let person hear word. So next time, all the Nairaland crusaders make noise about 20b Forex inflow do well to always remind them not to take all the credit, give the yahoo boys their due credit too! And yahoo boys is just one example, just one example of the many others aside economic emigrants that they are willfully oblivious too. Ordinary folks having a fucking saviour complex. The nerve! 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Japa: Is This Not Hypocrisy? What Do You Think Of This by henro757: 12:29pm On Jan 12, 2023 |
Treadway:what gibberish are you spilling here? u lot must be on some cheap supply. Remit via CBN bro are you high really haven't got a clue have you? what has money sent via a money transfer agent on the high street of Peckham got to do with CBN? |
Re: Japa: Is This Not Hypocrisy? What Do You Think Of This by henro757: 12:31pm On Jan 12, 2023 |
erico2k2:I think you got a point bross,Wire wire boys carry 1st on this one, infact Aza men remit via 3rd party agents we get mega naira I n 9ja and accounts abroad. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Japa: Is This Not Hypocrisy? What Do You Think Of This by Treadway: 2:57pm On Jan 12, 2023 |
henro757:trash |
Re: Japa: Is This Not Hypocrisy? What Do You Think Of This by Treadway: 3:13pm On Jan 12, 2023 |
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/10/filthy-riches-2-yahoo-boys-revelations-how-we-scout-for-victims-make-billions/ The internet is awash with tales of 'clients' who have been swindled in most singular cases, to the tune of tens of thousands of dollars, by a Nigerian hustler..lol. Maybe Henro757 is giving us a scoop of his own scope of yahoo business in Peckham UK, but hey who gives a fvck..even the initial commenter he referenced with his very poorly worded submission that was a pain to read, also talked about Western Union trfs as part of what is captured. As this one come run inside thread dey talk from both sides of his mouth suppose surprise person, but certainly not me, as I don dey used to the shenanigans.
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Re: Japa: Is This Not Hypocrisy? What Do You Think Of This by ahiboilandgas: 6:14am On Jan 13, 2023 |
Sources: standard.co.uk Care home worker jailed for stealing thousands of pounds in savings from vulnerable residents. Abiola Akinremi was jailed at the Old Bailey for defrauding vulnerable patients at the care home where she worked Abiola Akinremi was jailed at the Old Bailey for defrauding vulnerable patients at the care home where she worked / MPS Acare home worker who plundered almost £20,000 from the savings of vulnerable residents has been jailed for seven months. Abiola Akinremi, 41, abused her position as an administrator at the facility, Bostall House in Abbey Wood, southeast London, to make dozens of unauthorised withdrawals from the bank accounts of patients. 1 Like |
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