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Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by DeepSight(m): 8:03pm On Jun 25 |
anonimi: It seemed implicit. However apologies if I have misunderstood you. Perhaps you are saying we have given them the right to treat us that way. |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by Empresa: 8:05pm On Jun 25 |
sylve11:That is for him to solve. Nigerians could have been holding him to his words and demanding answers at the same time but right now, nobody can hold Tinubu accountable for anything because he didn't promise anything. |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by anonimi: 8:23pm On Jun 25 |
DeepSight: That is exactly what I said. They will make exemptions for people who THEY feel have a compelling reason to be in their country. However it is purely their prerogative. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by DeepSight(m): 8:28pm On Jun 25 |
anonimi: That it is their prerogative is beyond cavil. No one disputes that. In fact they dont have to give a reason. But refusing such a person especially with the excuse that they will run away, is just insulting, unnecessary and frankly stupid. Thats my view. But I understand you, no worries. PS: When you say "compelling reason" you make it sound like it must be an emergency or a national security matter. No. It is not so. People go on holidays for example. Tourism, etc. |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by anonimi: 8:41pm On Jun 25 |
DeepSight: Compelling reason for me in this regard means that the country will receive a greater benefit from the presence of the foreigner in their country than the cost of having him around. Benefits are not just direct costs. And costs are not monetary only. 1 Like |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by StJasper(m): 8:42pm On Jun 25 |
Santalpharay: If you blame the government for your criminality in another country, then you must be congenitally stupid. If you leave your country because your government is bad, while committing crime in the country you JAPA to? Is their government bad too? You can get a good job and live a decent life over there but you chose to go into crime because it is your hereditary. |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by DeepSight(m): 9:08pm On Jun 25 |
anonimi: Well, not to push the matter further, let us end it on this note. There is much benefit to wealthy countries from tourists (and medical tourists) as well as from HNIs even from poor countries. Not just HNIs but talented and skilled people. If you wish to deny a person a visa, you dont have to give an absurd and insulting reason. Thats as far as I can push the topic. Pleasant speaking. 1 Like |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by Psoul(m): 9:23pm On Jun 25 |
Racoon: Is it Australia or Austria? 1 Like |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by Kingmadiba2(m): 9:51pm On Jun 25 |
I know the youtuber you are making reference to _____Tayo Aina Am I right?? Gadafii: |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by Reptyle(m): 10:26pm On Jun 25 |
RodgersAkpafu: Stop frothing at the mouth and reconnect your brain for a moment. Been an ex-diplomat does not necessarily grant you special status over other regular travelers. If the diplomat was indicted for a crime or anything shady while he was serving his term as ambassador, he would not be granted reentry to the country or to any of the other 28 European countries covered by the Schengen visa. It doesn't matter whether that individual is the US ambassador or the ambassador of Mars. The same country that reportedly denied a former diplomat a visa is granting visas to regular Nigerians like you and I on a daily basis. I say again, the former ambassador has not told the whole story behind the visa rejection. Now run along my friend. 1 Like |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by manmade(m): 10:40pm On Jun 25 |
omoadeleye:it all bored down to the irresponsibility on the part of Nigerian government over the years, it's just like a case of parent that failed to provide the children with food and other basic needs has no moral right and authority to chide the children for begging for food from strangers, pls show me a citizen of Kuwait, Netherlands, Qatar, Dubai Or luxumburg doing the above?, If there is , their number will be very negligible that they won't be proud to identify themselves with such act, flowing from the above, that means this countries are doing something right that Nigeria is yet to learn or adopt. You can't be having a situation; where someone that embezzled over 100 billions Dollars and stacked it in foreign account in a space of two years of assuming office to be telling his fellow citizens of same country that 62k naira is too much to be paid for his service for 30 days and expect all to be well with such a country. |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by zverkina: 11:03pm On Jun 25 |
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Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by Antichristus: 11:17pm On Jun 25 |
Good on him. How you lay your bed is how you lie on it. 1 Like |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by sowilli: 11:54pm On Jun 25 |
Nigeria this, Nigeria that. Nigeria is you and me. There are irresponsible Nigerians everywhere. If you like change passport, passport doesn’t change your personality. Let every Nigerian work on his or herself, Nigeria will be better. 3 Likes |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by Ilekokonit: 12:34am On Jun 26 |
slimfit1: Well said. If her Dad and many more of his ilk were like the courageous Fela Kuti in fighting or speaking up against corrupt Nigerian rulers, then Nigeria would have become a Mecca and a tourist attraction center and her father will not need to be applying for a Schengen visa to try and escape the trap that Nigeria has now become. 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by chinchum(m): 2:59am On Jun 26 |
She wants to chase clout by mentioning her Dad was Austrian ambassador instead of Australia. There is no way she does not know the difference between Austria and Australia. |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by Konquest: 3:43am On Jun 26 |
KEVIND:Something must have happened during the interview process. It's inconceivable that the Austrian Embassy would deny a former Nigerian Ambassador to that same country and his family visas just like that. Bolanle hasn't told the full story. |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by Konquest: 3:54am On Jun 26 |
DeepSight:Succinctly stated. |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by Odibembem: 6:20am On Jun 26 |
KEVIND: This Bolanle is a disgrace to her father. If she had little sense she ought to know d refusal was due to something d dad must had done when he was ambassador there that blacklisted him, not cos he is a Nigerian. So many ordinary Nigerians get Austrian visas every year. Now she is going to make journalists inquisitive and dig out her father's dirty past. Shame 1 Like |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by slimfit1(m): 10:34am On Jun 26 |
Ilekokonit:Exactly 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by davades(m): 12:04pm On Jun 26 |
amaniluka: Amen, even Portable collect schengen visa, let them enjoy while there loot last...make then USA, UK etc |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by October1960: 12:34pm On Jun 26 |
Gbam. You said it all. Plus most of the officials in diplomatic service steal a lot of govt money. slimfit1: |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by maasoap(m): 2:20pm On Jun 26 |
slimfit1: You don't see nothing. Go and address your inferiority complex and self-hating habit which you are trying to project on others. |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by IbileIfe: 2:50pm On Jun 27 |
Racoon:Austria is not Australia. |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by JavaKonjo: 5:57am On Jun 29 |
Sorry but there is no Automatic entitlement to visa for any body based on your past, he is a former \Ambassador, now his privileges have been revoked, and he is a private citizen just like you ad I, and is subject to the normal rules, only in Nigeria where things don't work will he still be driving around with a convoy and 27 hungry gorillas (MoPol) with AK 47's https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Hr5kHmd_19c |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by JavaKonjo: 6:05am On Jun 29 |
Re: Ayoola Olukanni: Former Nigerian Ambassador To Austria Denied Visa To Austria by JavaKonjo: 6:07am On Jun 29 |
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