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Re: US Freezes Nigerian Embassy’s Accounts Over Money Laundering by queensmith: 10:28am On Jun 18, 2012 |
saxywale: lol- but i mean the funds in general. Even if it wasn't used for illegitimate purposes. Doesn't it make more sense to keep the money in a nigerian bank, why are they keeping the money with all these big names that have nothing to do with us? |
Re: US Freezes Nigerian Embassy’s Accounts Over Money Laundering by MrGlobe(m): 10:32am On Jun 18, 2012 |
ifihearam: Those of you praising the US I shake my head in chinese for you guys. The Nigerian embassy represents the entity nigeria in the US,I repeat they have no justifiable rght whatsoever to freeze the account of a country. Cn they tru that rubbish witj the UK or Russiastfu you dummy. As if this is the first country to have their accounts freezed by other nations or even the un. The GEJ administration has brought so much shame to the entity called Nigeria |
Re: US Freezes Nigerian Embassy’s Accounts Over Money Laundering by ifihearam: 10:33am On Jun 18, 2012 |
The US might be world power but they know where their honey pot is,do you guys know how much the US makes from Nigeria daily?I leave that for you to figure out. |
Re: US Freezes Nigerian Embassy’s Accounts Over Money Laundering by chuckdee4(m): 10:36am On Jun 18, 2012 |
Billyonaire: What are you talking about ? You could tell me its against US policy that one can not withdraw up to that in their country, but $50k is not money, business owners withdraw 5 times of that daily in Nigeria. What does an embassy need hard cash for, shouldn't the proceeds of the embassy be transffered to the government or something, explain to me why 50k is being withdrawn. Knowing our government well, once hard cash is involved accountability goes out the window. 50k is not a lot for a country of Nigeria's capacity but the issue is why would an embassy be withdrawing 50k cash, infact why should an individual have access to such an account. |
Re: US Freezes Nigerian Embassy’s Accounts Over Money Laundering by Nobody: 10:37am On Jun 18, 2012 |
queensmith:Nigeria does not have sound investment banking, like brokerage and Money Market accounts where your money yields reasonable interests, instead, our banks keeps taking service charges and other hidden sundry charges. In US another advance economies, money yield great interest in MMA and brokerage account, then Time Account, and even certificate of deposit accounts, banks trades with the funds on certain specified tenures and pay excellent interests, its why people legitimately like the lodge their funds abroad, but trust America, when you wanna repartriate your funds bank, wahala don start, they introduce taxes that take your money away, and any attempt to use underground alternatives to get your cash out of their system, they call it Money laundering, and they freeze and seize your money. Bad people. |
Re: US Freezes Nigerian Embassy’s Accounts Over Money Laundering by Nobody: 10:38am On Jun 18, 2012 |
ifihearam: The US might be world power but they know where their honey pot is,do you guys know how much the US makes from Nigeria daily?I leave that for you to figure out. No, we don't. How's that related to this? |
Re: US Freezes Nigerian Embassy’s Accounts Over Money Laundering by Nobody: 10:38am On Jun 18, 2012 |
queensmith: Maybe they feel Nigerian banks could collapse, same reason why people keep money in Swiss banks. Safety first... ! you might also want to ask James Ibori justwise: GBAM, can't really blame the US, some people launder money to finance terrorist activities... 2 Likes |
Re: US Freezes Nigerian Embassy’s Accounts Over Money Laundering by ifihearam: 10:40am On Jun 18, 2012 |
@mr globe You r a fool Talk with facts ok instead of releasing ur gutter u call a mouth. |
Re: US Freezes Nigerian Embassy’s Accounts Over Money Laundering by Saravejo(m): 10:41am On Jun 18, 2012 |
1supremo: Dear USA, 2 Likes |
Re: US Freezes Nigerian Embassy’s Accounts Over Money Laundering by olaposer(m): 10:41am On Jun 18, 2012 |
I can only pity those of u praising us u can see what I am seeing, they know how how to make best out of urgly situation ,they rather have their own agenda and moreso what concerne they about how we spend our money we are ibdependent. They should rathe mind their own bizness who in the world can freeze their own account. When they choose to spend billions of dollars to build weapon to destroy the wolrd? And that's why they continued making enemy everyday,they are pretenders and rome was not built in a day |
Re: US Freezes Nigerian Embassy’s Accounts Over Money Laundering by queensmith: 10:42am On Jun 18, 2012 |
Billyonaire: Nigeria does not have sound investment banking, like brokerage and Money Market accounts where your money yields reasonable interests, instead, our banks keeps taking service charges and other hidden sundry charges. In US another advance economies, money yield great interest in MMA and brokerage account, then Time Account, and even certificate of deposit accounts, banks trades with the funds on certain specified tenures and pay excellent interests, its why people legitimately like the lodge their funds abroad, but trust America, when you wanna repartriate your funds bank, wahala don start, they introduce taxes that take your money away, and any attempt to use underground alternatives to get your cash out of their system, they call it Money laundering, and they freeze and seize your money. Bad people. makes sense, then again how will Nigeria have sound investment banks when everybody is taking their money to wells fargo? Besides in a democracy should the government be gambling with the nations money? lol. Isn't there as much of a chance of losing your investment as there is yielding interest? The embassy's allowance should be intended for spending, not for saving, gambling and wot not, they can keep that money in Nigeria? No? |
Re: US Freezes Nigerian Embassy’s Accounts Over Money Laundering by ebamma(m): 10:43am On Jun 18, 2012 |
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Re: US Freezes Nigerian Embassy’s Accounts Over Money Laundering by queensmith: 10:44am On Jun 18, 2012 |
saxywale: As if the american banks can't collapse, we are just recovering from their collapsing! Lol that sorry case. |
Re: US Freezes Nigerian Embassy’s Accounts Over Money Laundering by justwise(m): 10:45am On Jun 18, 2012 |
olaposer: I can only pity those of u praising us u can see what I am seeing, they know how how to make best out of urgly situation ,they rather have their own agenda and moreso what concerne they about how we spend our money we are ibdependent. They should rathe mind their own bizness who in the world can freeze their own account. When they choose to spend billions of dollars to build weapon to destroy the wolrd? And that's why they continued making enemy everyday,they are pretenders and rome was not built in a day If you concentrate your stealing within Nigeria then US will not put their nose on it, but when you want to use their banking system for your corrupt practises then they will step-in, get it? |
Re: US Freezes Nigerian Embassy’s Accounts Over Money Laundering by Nobody: 10:50am On Jun 18, 2012 |
queensmith:I am not speaking for the government, and I am not speaking for the illegals, I am speaking from the legitimate businessmen point of view. The politicians keep their loot abroad because they are afraid of the anti-graft agencies. Government keep their funds in stable economic climes to avoid domestic economy inflationary forces. I am not in government, I cant elaborate that. But, a businessman, has the right, to keep his money where ever he finds stability and he can gamble with it using the foreign exchange firms, thats why you hear so much about forex. |
Re: US Freezes Nigerian Embassy’s Accounts Over Money Laundering by ochukoccna: 10:52am On Jun 18, 2012 |
In rejecting the federal government's request, a source in the State Department was quoted as saying, "The Nigerian embassy was unable to respond to requests for clarification about payments and transactions into the account and there are reasonable grounds to believe that the accounts are being used as channels for money laundering and other financial crimes. For all those spitting America did wrong, the above is the reason they took their actions Everyone [with the sense of a goose] knows America takes money laundering seriously especially after 9/11 Let us not forget Nigeria is now a center for Al Qaeda Islamic fundamentalism Many countries have ways of going under the banking radar for such transactions[e.g. for spying ,let Nigeria learn how such is done discretely] But we all know the money wasn't intended for such purposes as the above |
Re: US Freezes Nigerian Embassy’s Accounts Over Money Laundering by ochukoccna: 10:53am On Jun 18, 2012 |
In rejecting the federal government's request, a source in the State Department was quoted as saying, "The Nigerian embassy was unable to respond to requests for clarification about payments and transactions into the account and there are reasonable grounds to believe that the accounts are being used as channels for money laundering and other financial crimes. For all those spitting America did wrong, the above is the reason they took their actions Everyone [with the sense of a goose] knows America takes money laundering seriously especially after 9/11 Let us not forget Nigeria is now a center for Al Qaeda Islamic fundamentalism Many countries have ways of going under the banking radar for such transactions[e.g. for spying& covert operations ,let Nigeria learn how such is done discretely] But we all know the money wasn't intended for such purposes as the above |
Re: US Freezes Nigerian Embassy’s Accounts Over Money Laundering by Nobody: 10:54am On Jun 18, 2012 |
ochukoccna: In rejecting the federal government's request, a source in the State Department was quoted as saying, "The Nigerian embassy was unable to respond to requests for clarification about payments and transactions into the account and there are reasonable grounds to believe that the accounts are being used as channels for money laundering and other financial crimesThe bolden is 100% wrong, Boko Haram is not even listed as a terrorist organisation yet, get that fact. |
Re: US Freezes Nigerian Embassy’s Accounts Over Money Laundering by queensmith: 10:58am On Jun 18, 2012 |
Billyonaire: I am not speaking for the government, and I am not speaking for the illegals, I am speaking from the legitimate businessmen point of view. The politicians keep their loot abroad because they are afraid of the anti-graft agencies. Government keep their funds in stable economic climes to avoid domestic economy inflationary forces. I am not in government, I cant elaborate that. But, a businessman, has the right, to keep his money where ever he finds stability and he can gamble with it using the foreign exchange firms, thats why you hear so much about forex. yes of course i agree. A business man can do what he likes with his money. But a government should be obliged to be patriotic with everything. including the accounts they keep abroad. It should all strictly involve nigerians, nigerian banks nigerian businesses, nigerian consultants accountants cleaners sovereign experts wot not wot not. lol! |
Re: US Freezes Nigerian Embassy’s Accounts Over Money Laundering by ismhab(m): 11:02am On Jun 18, 2012 |
SEE HOW GOODLUCK EBELE IS LOOTING AND LAUNDERING MONEY ABROAD. |
Re: US Freezes Nigerian Embassy’s Accounts Over Money Laundering by Nobody: 11:05am On Jun 18, 2012 |
queensmith:So back to the thread, USA policies as it relates to Nigeria, as of late, has not been fair, from incessant warnings to their citizens of insecurities, to reducing purchases of Nigerian crude, to freezing account of embassies and the refusal of visa issuance to even our stars. They are also not unconnected with campaign of calumny, CIA stated that Nigeria will cease to exist by 2016, these are all mind control mechanisms that does not show they care about the unity of Nigeria, whatever displeasure they have with the name Nigeria, should be heard, we as a people, need to understand that we are unloved by the West, this has always been glare with their IMF and WorldBank policies of keeping us perpetually on credit facilities to ruin our economy. America doesnt like Nigeria. Thats my personal opinion. 1 Like |
Re: US Freezes Nigerian Embassy’s Accounts Over Money Laundering by USAutoBuy(m): 11:14am On Jun 18, 2012 |
For whatever reason the funds are withdrawn, i SEE no reason in the US economy to take out so much money. USA has been a cashless economy for a long time. You can always swipe your card anywhere (7-11, small liquor store) to buy anything. And if you go abroad, you can use your card. Even here in Nigeria. I DOUBT EVEN BILL GATE CARRY SUCH AMOUNT IN CASH! 2 Likes |
Re: US Freezes Nigerian Embassy’s Accounts Over Money Laundering by Aguna: 11:16am On Jun 18, 2012 |
Brothers and sisters. The minister of external affairs should issue a press conference as regards that case. More over i feel protocols are being broken in these heavy withdrawals at the embassy, so lets allow those most affect at the embassy comment. |
Re: US Freezes Nigerian Embassy’s Accounts Over Money Laundering by lacasa: 11:17am On Jun 18, 2012 |
;DJona go set up anoda committee 4 dis na |
Re: US Freezes Nigerian Embassy’s Accounts Over Money Laundering by Nobody: 11:19am On Jun 18, 2012 |
ismhab: SEE HOW GOODLUCK EBELE IS LOOTING AND LAUNDERING MONEY ABROAD.who discharged u from ur bed at d psychiatric hospital? Who? 1 Like |
Re: US Freezes Nigerian Embassy’s Accounts Over Money Laundering by felifeli: 11:22am On Jun 18, 2012 |
The same HUHUONLINE.COM who reported that Diezani has bought castles in US ? youngies: Nigeria and the United States of America government might be heading for a diplomatic row over the decision of the latter to freeze some of the accounts of the country's embassy in Washington, DC. |
Re: US Freezes Nigerian Embassy’s Accounts Over Money Laundering by Nobody: 11:22am On Jun 18, 2012 |
Aguna: Brothers and sisters. The minister of external affairs should issue a press conference as regards that case. More over i feel protocols are being broken in these heavy withdrawals at the embassy, so lets allow those most affect at the embassy comment. |
Re: US Freezes Nigerian Embassy’s Accounts Over Money Laundering by Aguna: 11:23am On Jun 18, 2012 |
Billyonaire: So back to the thread, USA policies as it relates to Nigeria, as of late, has not been fair, from incessant warnings to their citizens of insecurities, to reducing purchases of Nigerian crude, to freezing account of embassies and the refusal of visa issuance to even our stars. They are also not unconnected with campaign of calumny, CIA stated that Nigeria will cease to exist by 2016, these are all mind control mechanisms that does not show they care about the unity of Nigeria, whatever displeasure they have with the name Nigeria, should be heard, we as a people, need to understand that we are unloved by the West, this has always been glare with their IMF and WorldBank policies of keeping us perpetually on credit facilities to ruin our economy. America doesnt like Nigeria. Thats my personal opinion.Brother lets be factual; Do we think 95% of nigerians are patriotic including our leaders now and ones yet to come, do you think Nigeria can still be one? The earlier the heat comes from outside to tell us that we can be one the better. |
Re: US Freezes Nigerian Embassy’s Accounts Over Money Laundering by Nobody: 11:27am On Jun 18, 2012 |
Aguna:Yes, Nigeria will overcome the challenges, justt like China and USA did, and be a great Nation |
Re: US Freezes Nigerian Embassy’s Accounts Over Money Laundering by jamace(m): 11:31am On Jun 18, 2012 |
Billyonaire: Young man, I have withdrawn over $50k in USA before, you just have to book for it and explain what the funds is used for, its high time you guys stop adoring USA, go to China, go to Singapore, these places are economically more vibrant than USA, China is ruling the world economy and I dare say, USA is hating Nigeria and Nigerians. Mr man, I have observed your comments on NL for a while now, and sadly, you adore the looting in the system. You are a beneficiary of this evil regime, I must conclude. 1 Like |
Re: US Freezes Nigerian Embassy’s Accounts Over Money Laundering by hotwax: 11:33am On Jun 18, 2012 |
What are you talking about ? You could tell me its against US policy that one can not withdraw up to that in their country, but $50k is not money, business owners withdraw 5 times [/b]of that daily in Nigeria. This is not business owner account where somebody can use ATM to withdraw money anytime, this is a country account. Nigeria has treasury and budget. Treasury is responsible for withdrawign money and nont individual withdrawal of $50,000 every months. Remeber Minister of Finance says she was not aware of any oil subsidy payment withdrawal. It means anybody in the governemnt can use [b][size=15pt]national ATM[/size] at anytime |
Re: US Freezes Nigerian Embassy’s Accounts Over Money Laundering by hotwax: 11:40am On Jun 18, 2012 |
Billyonaire: Young man, I have withdrawn over $50k in USA before, you just have to book for it and explain what the funds is used for, its high time you guys stop adoring USA, go to China, go to Singapore, these places are economically more vibrant than USA, China is ruling the world economy and I dare say, USA is hating Nigeria and Nigerians. But USA is still the largest market in the world, seconded by China. U have forgotten, Apple, Google etal, did china has one? No |
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