What would Nigeria be without SA investment?

Oh well... time to raise tariffs!

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Bigsteveg:
Everything South Africa. No Nigerian investors again?

South africa has a robust financial industry. Most Nigerian investors are scammers, loan defaulters and govt contract hunters. Have nothing upstairs

Nigeria is retrogressing day by day. Chaii...

So they smartly avoided telling us the full meaning of FBN...... issok

South Africa is an Insurance giant. Sometimes I feel that country has more than 1 million insurance firms at the rate many of them advertise on TV.

It is well. You can't blame the company for seeing a viable opportunity. In few years, some dvmb heads would be here typing monopoly.

And Some NIGERIANS think say their country still has a brighter future??

Directly or indirectly a debtor would always be a slave to the borrower,i think that is were buhari is leading us to.($22.7 billion doller loan loading)

So they will now have full control of that part of our economy.

thank God I terminated my fbn insurance during this Corona virus epidemic .. who knows.. maybe by now I'll be begging to get my money back

Nigerian government is a laughable entity!

I wish i have something to insure for once

Other countries sees opportunities in Nigeria untapped potentials but we have been blinded by hatred, corruption and nepotism.
When is time to repatriate their ROI , our government will now wear tainted glasses quoting % that must be left in the host country.
Big companies in Africa are owns by south Africans.
Shioor..... Nigeria is gone for good

it is well

And this one is just SA,when the likes of China and other countries we are indebted to,comes knocking on the door.�

While other countries are enacting laws that will stop foreigners from owning their most important companies, we are busy selling ours.

All these stale articles u guys are pushing to front page, there's god o....

TMKsouth:
What would Nigeria be without SA investment?

Oh well, time to raise tariffs!

lol

Cool83:
South Africa again

yep, the actual"giants"

Grandlord:
Only a matter of time before China takes full ownership of Nigeria. Considering the amount of loans we take from them

Exactly, look at the case of Zambia

South African insurance companies seem to know how to make our insurance system work...they were successful with mansard and now are after FBN insurance

Grandlord:
Only a matter of time before China takes full ownership of Nigeria. Considering the amount of loans we take from them

my brother chinese are smart what will they do with dirt called Nigeria with its unwashed masses

na NNPC THEM WILL TAKE OVER AND TELL UNA THAT IT WILL BE SO UNTIL THEM RECOVERY THEIR MONEY

THAT WILL BE NEXT 200 years to recovery finish

weep for the future generation of this country

Ravon:


https://brandspurng.com/2020/06/03/south-african-insurance-group-takes-full-ownership-of-fbn-insurance-in-nigeria/

FBN insurance that lloyd me to contribute some money for my kids education insurance without proper information about their scheme,after payment for 3 months,I was away for some months. I went for them to enquire about the money ,then the lady I meet in their office at marina started giving me stories that since I didn't continue my payment for straight 6 months,that the money has been fulfilled.that I bridged the payment agreement plan of the scheme.my 80k just go like that.fbn insurance na scam.

Psalmy2cute:
thank God I terminated my fbn insurance during this Corona virus epidemic .. who knows.. maybe by now I'll be begging to get my money back

how long did it take before you were paid? My hubby had applied for termination n he was given ten working days though it's not up to the ten working days. How long did urs take?

Sheriman:
And Some NIGERIANS think say their country still has a brighter future??

any wise serious guy should be planning to seriously leave Nigeria now

toprealman:
So they smartly avoided telling us the full meaning of FBN...... issok

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Sheriman:
And Some NIGERIANS think say their country still has a brighter future??

You do realize that Nigerian banks are dominant in smaller African countries right?

I think this is a good and bad move by our Nigerian government
Good side of it is Nigerians will be exposed to international insurance standards that's if SANLAM focus on individual insurance policies alongside organizational insurance covers

Bad side is it's economically draining for the Nigerian economy, south Africa and South Africans cannot allow such foreign investment and benefits while there are millionaires and billionaires in the society who can venture into insurance

NOTE: I only got to see and feel what insurance really entails when I got to south Africa. Nigeria doesn't recognize it's Potential and is morally inclined to rejecting such ideas as LIFE COVERS

Foreigners are rushing in to the same 'shithole' to chop money.
Anyone that wants to leave, get out abeg

jamesbridget13:
how long did it take before you were paid? My hubby had applied for termination n he was given ten working days though it's not up to the ten working days. How long did urs take?

yes.. that's the process, I was paid in approximately 6 working days.. your hubby should continue to contact them via email to speed up the process