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Re: Most Nigerians Are Thieves. See What This Hypocrite Is Gloating About. by Almaiga: 4:33pm On Jul 21 |
Nazgul: This is the biggest lie ever 1 Like |
Re: Most Nigerians Are Thieves. See What This Hypocrite Is Gloating About. by Tempulated: 4:36pm On Jul 21 |
Jeans601: Correct. 1 Like |
Re: Most Nigerians Are Thieves. See What This Hypocrite Is Gloating About. by SavageResponse(m): 4:52pm On Jul 21 |
abba09: You are also a thief! 1 Like |
Re: Most Nigerians Are Thieves. See What This Hypocrite Is Gloating About. by SavageResponse(m): 4:57pm On Jul 21 |
Nomerci: Shut your smelly mouth and stop trying to justify your thievery by claiming that everyone is a thief. It is already clear that you come from a family of thieves so don't assume that everyone in Nigeria is also a thief like you. Shameless thing because you don't want to repay a loan of 2.7K you went through the trouble of changing your mobile phone number 1 Like |
Re: Most Nigerians Are Thieves. See What This Hypocrite Is Gloating About. by Sapasenator: 5:05pm On Jul 21 |
Jeans601: They are all the SAME. 1 Like |
Re: Most Nigerians Are Thieves. See What This Hypocrite Is Gloating About. by Nazgul: 5:19pm On Jul 21 |
Almaiga:Lol... just say you're not exposed to the cooperate world. Your BVN captures your bio data. Meaning when anyone wants to run a background check on you, the first thing they request for is your BVN. Even foreign embassies request for it during your Visa application. So stop exposing your ignorance here. 1 Like |
Re: Most Nigerians Are Thieves. See What This Hypocrite Is Gloating About. by Almaiga: 5:31pm On Jul 21 |
Nazgul: Lies. Nothing concern embassies with weather you owe loan or not. I know people who owe several loan sharks and they all travel at will. Some of us have switch jobs and there was no time BVN was demanded by any of those employees. It's obvious, you are one of the Agent of those loan sharks. You wanted to scare your debtors with your lies. You better go and find a better job. Instead of being a loan shark agent. 1 Like |
Re: Most Nigerians Are Thieves. See What This Hypocrite Is Gloating About. by Almaiga: 5:34pm On Jul 21 |
SavageResponse: And why is his coment paining you? Do you own any of those loan sharks?
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Re: Most Nigerians Are Thieves. See What This Hypocrite Is Gloating About. by Nazgul: 5:48pm On Jul 21 |
Almaiga:Lol... Nairaland na confirm comic relief. See this onigbese calling me loan agent. Better go and pay up your loan. I don't have strength to argue with you cos I know that you've never been to an embassy. As for jobs. I wasn't talking about sales boy work. I'm talking about cooperate firms. In case you don't know. A vast majority of them verify every document you submit. From your University certificate to your NYSC credentials, to your BVN, last place you worked...some would even call your previous HR. But I don't expect you to know this cos na factory work you de do. Sha do fast and goan pay up your loan. 1 Like |
Re: Most Nigerians Are Thieves. See What This Hypocrite Is Gloating About. by Almaiga: 5:52pm On Jul 21 |
Nazgul: Do you know what credit Card does? You no know say every Oyinbo man wey get credit card dey owe the credit card providers the money he spent? Have you ever here say embassy hold someone for using credit card? It's legal to borrow money and no embassy care weather you borrow money or not. Since no be the embassy u use as Collateral. From Governments,Banks, Cooperate organisations are and individuals owe different forms of loans. It's not a crime to owe. |
Re: Most Nigerians Are Thieves. See What This Hypocrite Is Gloating About. by Nazgul: 5:58pm On Jul 21 |
Almaiga:Owing isn't a crime. Defaulting on the other hand gives you a bad credit score. Embassies don't care if you're owing. But they'll turn down your application if multiple loan companies blacklist your BVN cos it would become obvious to them that you're not credit worthy. |
Re: Most Nigerians Are Thieves. See What This Hypocrite Is Gloating About. by Nomerci: 7:07pm On Jul 21 |
Stfu thief SavageResponse: 1 Like |
Re: Most Nigerians Are Thieves. See What This Hypocrite Is Gloating About. by otipoju(m): 7:36pm On Jul 21 |
Jeans601: No wahala smallie. Dey there dey do Igbo vs Yoruba...while the world is making progress. E dey una body. 1 Like |
Re: Most Nigerians Are Thieves. See What This Hypocrite Is Gloating About. by Almaiga: 10:05pm On Jul 21 |
Nazgul: Embassy dey give loan abi embassies na Loan collectors? You think say na Children you dey talk to abi? Loan company agent dey advice someone with a real Job |
Re: Most Nigerians Are Thieves. See What This Hypocrite Is Gloating About. by Nazgul: 11:06pm On Jul 21 |
Almaiga:Please I don't have strength for your sheer display of ignorance. So you're not aware that bank statements, transcripts (for student visa) and other necessary documents along with your BVN are forwarded to the embassy you're intending to seek visa from. The embassy would then verify those documents along with your BVN to be sure that they're authentic and you're credit worthy. Are you aware that there are hundreds of thousands of people applying for that visa like you? Let me even shock you...I applied for US visa last year around October. My interview date with the embassy is next year. Meaning I'll wait for 2 years before attending my interview. That should tell you the magnitude of people applying everyday. And they certainly wouldn't give everyone visa because they have a quota they're working with. So they scrutinize your documents by employing every means necessary to try as much as possible to reduce the number of people who would be granted visa. Or you think you'll just walk into an embassy, drop your documents and expect them to stamp your visa without proper verification and scrutinization of those submitted documents... lol. Poverty and hunger in Nigeria has made those embassy staffs work overtime to tighten their doors and make their requirements more stricter cos they're aware that almost every Nigerian wants to escape Tinubu's administration. |
Re: Most Nigerians Are Thieves. See What This Hypocrite Is Gloating About. by Almaiga: 7:10am On Jul 22 |
Nazgul: The requirements of BVN is to enable them check the cash flow in your accounts and to verify the account statement you presented to them. Since a major requirements is for an applicant to have a specific amount in his account. It has nothing to do with loans. Embassies no be loan collectors. |
Re: Most Nigerians Are Thieves. See What This Hypocrite Is Gloating About. by Nazgul: 9:52am On Jul 22 |
Almaiga:Wrong. Your BVN contains your bio data and activities on your account including servicing and defaulted loans (if any) See the thread below and quit your ignorance. https://www.nairaland.com/8126391/man-allegedly-denied-visa-owing Once your BVN is submitted, their purpose of checking isn't to find out if you're owing any loan company. It's basically to confirm the activities on your account. However If your BVN has been blacklisted by a loan company it would show right there during the search that you've defaulted on a loan. And they would see you as someone who cannot be trusted with cash. Thus making them deny your visa. |
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