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Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by DeepSight(m): 3:04pm On Jun 25 |
anonimi: The poverty of a country is no reason to deny a former diplomat a visa. Thats crap. Its you who have no self respect. You think the trash oyibos dish out is always sensible. It is not. They do pointless and stupid discriminatory things all the time. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by UnabashedIPOB: 3:12pm On Jun 25 |
This is just the beginning of how Nigerians will be treated worldwide whether you are a former ambassador or the presidiot of Nigeria. Keep loving your One Nigeria. |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by Santalpharay: 3:13pm On Jun 25 |
RodgersAkpafu: The question is,,what caused the mass migration. The migration wasn't surely for fun. |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by 3rdeyeNigeria: 3:46pm On Jun 25 |
That he is a former ambassador does not hold water. What is he going to do in Austria and in what capacity.? |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by sylve11: 3:49pm On Jun 25 |
Gadafii: For reading purposes, can you please share me the link to the bolded? ![]() |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by sylve11: 4:00pm On Jun 25 |
Empresa: I am not against Peter Obi in anyway or form, but how is he going to strengthen the Nigerian passport if given the chance to become the president of Nigeria? ![]() ![]() 1 Like |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by 12345baba(m): 4:01pm On Jun 25 |
They wan go enjoy other people hardwork |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by JaskanFactor: 4:11pm On Jun 25 |
My dear, Nigeria , Africa is where oyinbo people who run the world keep their prisoners, and Nigerian government is the prison guard, thus working for niger government is millions of times far far worse than being a prostitute. Your dad is far from being innocent in the matter. Lets hope this experience makes you choose a career path where you dont have to turn against your people to put food on the table. The world is changing fast, i still remember pre covid years when medical doctor was a respectable job, now they too are hated world wide as traitors to their profession. The most Honorable men in the world today probably look like they belong in Asylum, and the most dishonourable men with depraved habits look like kings. I wish you the best in finding honor in things that are true and noble. No civil servant or CEO on earth has honor. And never forget you come from a country where genocidal terrorists are now civil servants. |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by maasoap(m): 4:46pm On Jun 25 |
slimfit1: You started very well but ended your submission with absolute trash. You sounded like a typical asslicker with inferiority complex |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by maasoap(m): 4:51pm On Jun 25 |
anonimi: What a senseless comment? Was he begging for visa instead of paying? The fact that Nigeria is "poorer" as a country than Austria doesn't mean every Nigerian citizen is poorer than every Austrian citizen now. It is a common sense thing not to generalise |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by travelzcruix: 4:52pm On Jun 25 |
People go bleach tire just to comot this Naija black from their body, |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by maasoap(m): 4:55pm On Jun 25 |
Racoon: Lol at under this government ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by Gadafii: 5:03pm On Jun 25 |
yemmit90:you can afford to set up a busy in a thriving economy not a hostile one like Nigerias A lot of multinationals already fleeing Nigeria due to bad economic policies that have crippled the economy..ShopRite just announced plans to closed down its Abuja site , are you aware ![]() |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by Ladech(m): 5:10pm On Jun 25 |
Am a Black man Sir. Sorry my opinion sounded offensive but it is what it is. That is the way we are being perceived and we have not proved them wrong in anyway. We run our society like the animal kingdom, we behave like apes! anonimi: |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by slimfit1(m): 5:11pm On Jun 25 |
maasoap: Aslicking don't make me insult you unnecessarily. its my opinion. I don't lick nothing I say things as I see it. If I'm insulting your dad don't be mad. It's just how I see it |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by anonimi: 5:16pm On Jun 25 |
DeepSight: And we blacks don’t do pointless and stupid discriminatory things all the time, based on tribe and social class ![]() 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by RodgersAkpafu: 5:16pm On Jun 25 |
Santalpharay:whatever the reason is .... still does not excuse criminality |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by DeepSight(m): 5:28pm On Jun 25 |
anonimi: Sadly, I have to agree we do. But that doesnt mean you deny an ex diplomat a visa on the imagination that at that level, he will dissapear in your country. |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by anonimi: 5:32pm On Jun 25 |
maasoap: If he was not begging, then why is he wailing at the denial? Was he forced to ask for THEIR visa? One rich person in a group with six extreme poverty paupers is a group of seven extreme poverty paupers. Kiss the truth and thank me later. Dangote: I need 35 visas to travel within Africa but French investors don’t 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by anonimi: 5:34pm On Jun 25 |
DeepSight: It means that unfortunately. What COMPELLING reason is there to let the ex diplomat of a poor African country into their territory ![]() 1 Like |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by DeepSight(m): 5:39pm On Jun 25 |
anonimi: Protocol and common decency demands that sir. Unless you wish to argue that they should not even allow any African, no matter how distinguished. |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by anonimi: 5:55pm On Jun 25 |
DeepSight: How is distinguished a substitute for compelling reason? They will allow Africans who meet their criteria for being allowed into their country. It’s the same way that you would allow people into your home. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by DeepSight(m): 6:09pm On Jun 25 |
anonimi: Chief, if that guy doesnt have a criminal record and is not destitute, I fail to see the reason. I dont know if you saw my first post on this thread. I said it has happened to me. I was working with a first class global multinational and had a business trip. All protocols sorted, all payments made, with guarantees from the company. For privacy, I dont wish to mention the name, but this is a top top global corporation. And the idiots refused me a visa saying they were not sure I will come back. Oho, so you look at a lawyer working as legal adviser in a multinational and imagine he will abandon his job to become an illegal immigrant on the streets avoiding the law? There was no possible justification for that nonsense, and of course we appealed it and it was reversed. But the sheer stupidity of saying that I may "run away" from my cushy privileged job to skulk around as an illegal immigrant was bewildering. I also mentioned how they did this to a 70 year old ex diplomat who worked her whole life for a multilateral organization, a sophisticated old lady who needed a medical visa. The clowns said she will run away and not come back. Please sir, all that is nothing but stupid condescension and it is even deliberately done to insult a people. You need to think about what you are saying, it reflects very poorly on your self-respect (no offense) because if that is the case, you will defend it if someone like an Ngozi Okonjo Iweala or an Amina Mohammed is denied a visa in future on the grounds that they will run away to become illegal immigrants. How does that sound to you? And that, my friend, is exactly what you are justifying. |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by manmade(m): 6:17pm On Jun 25 |
omoadeleye:The way a clothes seller arranges his wares in the market determines the value potential buyers will place on them. Nigeria used to be the darling of the Western world and some developed countries in the 1970s and early 1980s. Countries like Malaysia, the UAE (especially Dubai), Singapore, and the USA treated Nigerian citizens with respect and dignity. I have a video on my phone showing a king from the western region of Nigeria being carried shoulder-high by a group of well-dressed and immaculate young white men as a sign of honor. At that time, the naira was stronger than the dollar. Everything about the country was rosy and fantastic: free education, both local and international scholarships, free meals, and whole chickens for university students. The reduction in the size of the chicken even led to the notorious "Ali Must Go" riot at one of the universities in the western region. Back then, no one was considering emigrating (japalism). When our citizens graduated from foreign universities, they rushed home to take their rightful places in the ministries or private sectors as proud employees. But where are all these things now? They have been destroyed due to economic mismanagement, government greed, corruption, tribalism, and nepotism. And who is responsible for all this? The same set of people who have enough resources to book the next flight for their families if anything goes wrong. |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by ukaface(f): 6:18pm On Jun 25 |
Wetin Dey do this one? Who tell am say na Nigerian passport cause am? My friends wey dem give Schengen visa why were they not denied? |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by anonimi: 6:41pm On Jun 25 |
DeepSight: I have not defended or justified anything. I have only stated facts as I see it. Are we privileged, black elites not the stupid clowns who who think that because we are local champions of our wretched fellow citizens, the entire world must bow to us in the same manner that those who we have made poor in our country do? Did you see what happened to Dangote, compared to an ordinary French citizen for visas to African countries? Read and reflect on it, to make necessary changes in how you work for your country to be better. 1 Like 2 Shares |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by DeepSight(m): 6:57pm On Jun 25 |
anonimi: Its not that I dont agree that we must work on our country to be better. But every country in the world has challenges. And if your criteria is that the country is poor, surely you must agree that an Ngozi Okonjo Iweala should be denied a visa to Europe after she has retired. And I pick her and Amina Mohammed as examples because they are diplomats too. What will you say if you hear that either of them was denied a visa in future because it was felt they will run away? Come on bro, its absurd. If you keep up this line of thinking you will say its okay to deny even the best professionals/ captains of industry/ brightest students/ retired diplomats etc visas since they come from a poor country. The logical conclusion of what you are saying is simply that no one from a poor country should be allowed to visit a rich country. |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by omoadeleye(m): 7:15pm On Jun 25 |
manmade: So what do you have to say about those doing drugs and doing cultism in abroad? Because, our government then only buy properties in abroad. |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by NothingDoMe: 7:19pm On Jun 25 |
This Bolale too fine. What are guys waiting for na? Make una wife this chick! Which kain wahala be this? 🫤 |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by MrBrownJay1(m): 7:41pm On Jun 25 |
nmillions of Nigerians easily get Schenghen visa with no problems whatsoever, if your father was denied a visa then go ask the proper questions... aka what did your father do that will have the Austrian gov deny him a visa?! |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by amaniluka(m): 7:48pm On Jun 25 |
davades:God bless u 1 Like |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by anonimi: 8:00pm On Jun 25 |
DeepSight: That is your conclusion, which has absolutely nothing to do with all that I have written on this subject. If you know that it does, then please point out the exact words I wrote from which you drew your conclusion. 1 Like 1 Share |
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