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wanaj0:Exactly. Transcorp has no oil business. |
Ladies and gentlemen, what are we buying today? |
Everything on the market looks so bloody expensive. Why evils? |
Union Bank getting acquired. |
erwinschro:I learned my lesson with Unity Bank of that year. Reconstruction? Run!!! |
emmanuelewumi:The guy who owns this company dey do anyhow to everyone. |
Ades1:I pray for N16 for Zenith. Let God show himself strong. |
Children of God! My passport is finally ready for collection. I withdrew my passport last week, but those bastards at the South African high Commission were still withholding my passport. So I bombarded them with close to 100 emails today telling them to return my passport. I copied Nigerian Foreign affairs and the Minister of foreign affairs in my emails. I also just procured email software to send 100 reminder emails to VFS and the South African High Commission in Abuja EVERY HOUR starting from tomorrow until they returned my passport. I was going to be a major nuisance. The fun was just about to begin for me, since everyone wanted to be mad. Thankfully, I just received the message from VFS that my passport is now ready for collection. I'm not getting a Visa, and I feel so grateful. Will spend Christmas in U.S since my American visa is still valid. Never ever applying for an S.A Visa again. Will wait till my money is complete and I can buy a second passport like Nevis or something that enables me visit S.A without the visa application nonsense. S.A is a lovely country; but the fuckers at the High Commission in Nigeria are completely loco. I'm still going to contact the Journalists and tell them about the S.A High Commission's ill treatment of Nigerians and hostage of Nigerians' passports in the name of issuing visa, and the racketeering they have going on as well. Biggest lesson: A closed mouth is a closed destiny. Learn to fight for your rights and don't just take nonsense sitting down. Bye bye. |
ABBYTUHESS:This is so wrong. How can they do this? It's such a mistake to apply for South African visa from those fucktards. |
Ihaveleftnaija:Lol. Bro, they haven't even rejected me. My grouse is that my passport has been with them for a long time and I have withdrawn my application and they are wasting my fucking time in returning my bleeping passport. Return people's passports when they ask for it. Is that too much to ask for? |
Blurpy:Lol. Not necessarily. This is a story written by a Nigerian Journalist some time ago about the wickedness of the S.A High Commission in Nigeria -- https://www.icirnigeria.org/how-south-africa-denies-nigerians-entry-through-late-issuance-of-visa/ I only need to invoke this old article to trusted Nigerian media people to get them angry again, and tell them of the nonsense these S.A people are doing. Media in Nigeria is fraternal and these guys hate the S.A Embassy with so much passion because many of them have been on the receiving end of the wickedness of the S.A High Commission in the past. By the time 6 or more high profile outlets expose this S.A Visa racket and intentional deliberate withholding of passport and call on the govt to act, there will be results. You Nigerians just resign yourselves to nonsense and give up so easily and that's why govt and everyone keeps giving you nonsense. Keep giving excuses that everyone is corrupt and don't go and fight. I've fought many media battles over injustice and won...you have no idea. Stop being so defeatist and learn to take your chances in battle. |
I also just heard something. The South Africans at the High Commission in Nigeria are corrupt. They want to get more money from you so they delay your visa intentionally so that you seek alternative ways of getting their visas and then end up going to one of their agents who charge exorbitantly to help you fast track your visa. These agents make returns back to officials at the South African High Commission. It is a racket and even the High Commissioner is in on it. They want you to go through their agents who advertise on social media and elsewhere and so they make it difficult for you to get it the normal way so that you go through these crooks for your visa. And these agents charge anywhere from N400K to N1m to tell the embassy to expect your application so that the S.A officials look out for it and approve your visa immediately. Big Brother Naija ended on October 3. Meanwhile, some of the participants who were finalists (and who have never visited South Africa before), were able to get visas to visit South Africa -- because one of the South African High Commission's agents in Abuja has some ambassadorship dealings with a couple of the BBNaija finalists. So, in less than a month, these people were able to apply for a visa and get it. I have requested for my passport to be withdrawn, and if these people delay my passport I will report to the Foreign Affairs and expose this racket to Sahara Reporters, The Cable, Premium Times, and top newspapers this Tuesday. I swear. These people don't even know I can be crazy. |
Bombzy:I haven't. It is really frustrating. |
The bastards at the Abuja South African High Commission have held my passport for 2 months. I curse them. May the HIV rate in their country keep rising. |
megamart247: |
I applied for a visa since early September in Abuja, and the passport has not yet arrived. I want to apply to another country for a December trip and I want to go and apply for my Passport to be returned. Bleep them and their visa. Only problem is, the last time they delayed my visa and I went to apply for my passport back, the bastards at the South African embassy still took another 2 weeks to return my passport with no visa. The bastards who work at the South African high Commission are so full of sh"t. |
oluayebenz:Exactly! Those South Africans are so bloody useless. |
Abbasmh:Sell that sh*t. Meanwhile, load up on Transcorp. Sh*t is about to get crazy. Very likely. Just heard some news of what TOE is contemplating doing. |
FBHN is going to N100 you people. Better load up now. |
wanaj0:Lol. As you mentioned that 'Lagos state', I know now that you sabi ![]() |
The rich guy who is mopping up FBHN is not joking at all. Hint: It is one person, and it is not Adenuga or Otudeko. |
FBN holdings people. Enjoy o. |
Nezzjnr:As if 1 USD is not going for thousands of shillings in Uganda and Tanzania. Nigeria is really not as special as we all like to think it is. |
Willie2015:UBA/Elumelu don't exactly have a reputation for being stingy. It's just that things are tight for them right now. |
kolaish:I keep telling people that real estate in Nigeria is nonsense, especially if you are building to rent. Also, if you are buying land to hold for a long time. Nonsense also. By the time inflation and devaluation give you blow, you go no. We bought land somewhere for N3 million in 2010 when dollar was about N160. We sold the land for N9 million recently. When you consider inflation and devaluation, we lost money. The only way to do real estate is to build and sell immediately. |
megawealth01:As in, I'm just looking at people. How can people even touch anything involving Wale Tinubu and Mofe Boyo? Those scammers? |
Jeez2:It was moving some months ago, and there was no significant news that served as a catalyst for its movement. I generally stay away from these rubbish stocks |
OBAGADAFFI:Real estate as an investment class in Nigeria is nonsense. I keep saying this all the time. |
yMcy56:The only question I have about ACCESS is that all these acquisitions it is making all across Africa, how is it funding them? And will investors have to be patient before these new acquisitions start paying off? |

