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Sunday, 4 October 2015

South African company allegedly defrauds Nigerian company of $8000

The Managing Director of Global Lifting Services Nigeria Limited,Mr.  Patrice Unogu, on Saturday said his company which is based in Port Harcourt, is engaged in inspection of lifting equipment, certification, training and supplies, paid $8,000 to a firm that has since refused to execute the contract given to it and has also disappeared. He added that the Nigerian Consulate in South Africa was assisting to locate a company

According to News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Johannesburg, South Africa, Unogu said his firm was introduced to the South African company based in Johannesburg in 2012 to help produce a software.
He said:"We entered into a contractual agreement .They gave us an agreement which we filled and paid them a deposit sum of $8,000".
"When we started, they were responding and they were sending samples of what they were doing and somewhere along the line, they stopped".
"We tried pacifying them, after some time, they started again, but thereafter, nothing happened again" he said.
Unogu said his firm then wrote the South African company several letters and made several calls but got no response.
He added tha the case was reported to the South African Commercial Attache in Nigeria who advised him to write to write to SA's High commissioner to Nigeria and copy him.
"Nigeria's Consul General in South Africa has taken up the case and is assisting us to locate the company.
"My company has suffered losses worth more than $500,000 because of the non delivery of the software when it was supposed to be delivered,“ he said.

32 comments:

  1. Since the Nigerian consul general has taken up the issue, I hope justice is done in this issue.

    ~BONARIO~says so via NOKIA LUMIA

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  2. A whole naija.. dont worry we e coming for you guyz



    Aunty linda shay.....

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  3. A whole naija.. dont worry we e coming for you guyz



    Aunty linda shay.....

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  4. A whole naija.. dont worry we e coming for you guyz



    Aunty linda shay.....

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  5. A whole naija.. dont worry we e coming for you guyz



    Aunty linda shay.....

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  6. A whole naija.. dont worry we e coming for you guyz



    Aunty linda shay.....

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  7. If its Nigerians now we no go hear word again,thieves. TIMLEYIN BLESSING

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  8. Can you imagine??? Anyways Na wetin greed dey cause. Linda take note!

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  9. Can you imagine??? Anyways Na wetin greed dey cause. Linda take note!

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  10. Can you imagine??? Anyways Na wetin greed dey cause. Linda take note!

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  11. Hahaha. So a guy can still guy a guyoyoo,that is what nigeria is,nigerians are wiser than gods but fall for the game.
    $8000 is noting sha...




















    #Sad indeed

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  12. Hahaha. So a guy can still guy a guyoyoo,that is what nigeria is,nigerians are wiser than gods but fall for the game.
    $8000 is noting sha...




















    #Sad indeed

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    1. Its a Nigerian that scammed him, he should check well...

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  13. It's interesting to read you blogging about this

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  14. Fraudsters everywhere! I hope the owner of the South African based company is not a Nigerian? *justasking*






















    #TeamBlessed#

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  15. Wasnt there any Nigerian company that could deliver the software?

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  16. Until I hear the other side of the story.
    But wait oo, you said you were defrauded but I sense that you are wrapping up a claim of $500, 000.
    We all know that you won't even get your already lost $8, 000 back if this is indeed fraudulent talkless of 500k hahaha....I laugh in kuvuki voice.
    Maybe you are still confused and recovering from the shock of being defrauded.
    I hope it get sorted well and all the best.



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    ◇◇◇◇◇◇ If ignorance is bliss, wipe the smile off my face ◇ ◇ ◇ ◇ ◇ ◇

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  17. So dem dey do fraud too?













    #IT will ONLY get BETTER
    #it MUST end IN praise

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  18. So dem dey do fraud too?













    #IT will ONLY get BETTER
    #it MUST end IN praise

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  19. So dem dey do fraud too?













    #IT will ONLY get BETTER
    #it MUST end IN praise

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  20. Biko check out d South Africa coy and u wil find out dat its owned and manged by Nigerians. Its only a thief dat can defraud a thief.

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  21. You wan pay 8K to get 500K abi? Thief thief thief

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  22. E fit b say na fellow Nigerians scam am

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  23. Nigerians and their impetus to be fraudulent by all means. These fools cannot be trusted.

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  24. Foolish anonymous calling my Uncle Thief Thief, which business doesn't hv profit as its end result. That was y ur father died a pauper. And u are still in on same part. Ubiam dynasty

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