Embajada de Nigeria en Caracas

Visa
Soy el Prof Anibal Rodriguez, necesito saber como se puede obtener la visa para 2 atletas de Nigeria que se encuentran alla y deben venir a Venezuela a intervenir en las ligas Locales Amater
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estafa del Sr, Gani Bello ofreciendo diez millones de dolares.
Por favor quisiera que alguien me ayude:
Inicialmente el Sr. Gani Bello del UK, ofrecio darme una tarjeta ATM por el valor de 10 millones de dólares, he estado enviando dinero por el valor de Us.3000 a un agente que tiene en Nigeria que se llama CHEKWUBE OKEIBUNOR, el telefono es 2308089045600, despues de un año u yn mes me ha dicho que va a venir a dejarme mi tarjeta ATM, enviando tán solo Us.50, fui a enviar ese ultimo pago pero como no le dí la información cuando él me llamo, me digo que tengo que pagar US,125 mas por penalizacion, Yo le dije quee sto se llama extorsion y comenzo a amenazarme. POR FAVOR AYUDENME. Soy de Quito-Ecuador y estoy muy desperado y preocupado por todo esto. Quiero saber si es verdad o no

visa
vivo en bogota donde debo dirigirme para solicitar visado a nigeria de turista y que debo de hacer

DE OMPORTAMCIA
ANTE TODO MIS RESPETOS SOLO DESEO SABER COMO PODRIA OBTENER LA VISA PARA PODER VIAJAR A NOGERIA.

Mr.
resido en Colombia y quiero sacar la visa para ir a Nigeria. A quien debo dirigirme en Colombia?? O solamente debo ir hasta Caracas??

ERES VICTIMA DE ESTAFA ?
HOLA POR FAVOR ES MUY IMPORTANTE QUE AL HECER TU DENUNCIA POR ESTE MEDIO NOS DEJES SABER EL EMAIL DEL TIPO Y COMO PODEMOS ENCONTRARLO EN FACEBOOK SI LO TIENE,ES IMPORTANTE PORQUE CUANDO ALGUIEN MAS BUSQUE INFORMACION SOBRE ESTAS PERSONAS,INMEDIATAMENTE EL BUSCADOR LO REDIRIGE HACIA ESTAFA......
si quieres hacer tu denuncia en las paginas de facebook http://www.facebook.com/EstafadoresNigerianos , http://www.facebook.com/amor.estafa , encontraras correos,fotos que usan para estafar . tambien puedes escribirme a: estafanigeriana@yahoo.com

Quiero saber si esto puede seruna estafa (por favor ayuda)
Buenastardes. Me enviaron un correo de Nigeria Agip Oil Company. Ellos me dijeron que para poder optar por la visa SRT, debo yo costear mi poliza de seguroy luego ellos me la pagan cuando este alla. quiero saber si esto es un fraude. Aqui adjunto los correos muchas gracias:
Date: Tue, 16 Jul 2013 18:36:14 +0000
From: chrisobh@agipng.net
To: franco20_o@hotmail.com
Subject: RE: Offer Letter Attached

Dear Franco Ochea,
I acknowledge the receipt of your email and the link that you sent to me.
I know that you have the passion and zeal to work for this company(NAOC).This Job Offer is not a Hoax but 100% legitimate and it is unfortunate that you questioning the Integrity of NAOC.
As a matter of fact, Nigeria Agip Oil Company is aware that some fraudsters are using the name of company to perpetuate fraud.
Their mode of operation of these fraudsters is to ask their unsuspecting victims to send them money via these instant money transfer medium like Western Union Money Transfer, Money Gram Transfer etc. These Scam artists use these instant money transfer medium because they know that they can pick up the funds without any trace.
These Scam Artists do not use Bank transfer because before you can open a domiciliary account (Dollar Account) in Nigeria, all the information you provided in the account opening form will be verified manually by the bank and security agents before the account will become valid.
These scam artists knew that if they use Bank Transfer for their operations, they will be caught, prosecuted and jailed. That is the reason why they use these Instant Money Transfer Medium like Western Union, Money Gram etc for their mode of operation as they knew that they can pick up fund without any trace.
Any person or organization in Nigeria that ask you to send money to him via these instant money Transfer Medium like Western Union, Money Gram etc is a fraud. Responsible people and organization in Nigeria use Bank to Bank Transfer for their operation as they have no skeleton in their cupboard.
Fortress Insurance Company is a responsible Organization. This Insurance Company is above board and has been the one handling the Expatriate Medical Insurance Policy Coverage of our Expatriate Employees for the past seven years.
Fortress Insurance Company is registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. The address of the Commission is Plot 420, Tigris Crescent, Off Aguiyi Ironsi Street, Maitama, Abuja. You can check that out for yourself.
It is in your best interest to purchase the Expatriate Medical Insurance Policy so that your EMIP Certificate will be obtained and the company will go ahead to secure your Expatriate Quota Approval Papers.
You will be here resuming duty by the end of next month with NAOC if you will be able to purchase the EMIP certificate so that the company will secure your Expatriate Quota Approval Papers and forward it to the Nigeria Embassy in your location for the issuance of the STR Visa which will not take more than five working days.
And if you fail to purchase the EMIP Certificate soon the company will go ahead to exercise the other option by employing another person in the position that was offered to you. It has happened to many new Expatriate Employees offered employment by the company but refused to Purchase the EMIP certificate. And at last when they have found out the fact and started contacting the company to purchase the EMIP certificate. It is late as another person has been employed in the position that was offered to them.
Do not miss this golden opportunity to work for the NAOC as a lot of people in the oil and gas community are wishing to be a part of this organization.
Regards,
Chris Oboh



On 16-07-2013, Franco Ochea wrote:
Dear Mr. Oboh,
I want to tell you someting that attach me. I wanto to tell you the best way possible because I am really so very interested in the job.
Yesterday night I was in the internet and I found a page who had a person telling about a job offer in nigeria. This person had a contract almos exactly the same you send to me. So, this person sead that when she paid the policy, was never contacted again.
So Mr Oboh. I feel I little worried about this, you Know because I told you before that I am so very interested to work with you and I am totally avaiable to do anything possible to work with you.
Please Mr Oboh How can you help me? I just hope this not be a scam because a have all my hopes on this job offer.

Date: Tue, 16 Jul 2013 17:03:47 +0000
From: chrisobh@agipng.net
To: franco20_o@hotmail.com
Subject: RE: Offer Letter Attached

Dear Franco Ochea,
I acknowledge the receipt of your email.
Make sure you purchase the Expatriate Medical Insurance Policy Coverage and send the certificate to me so that the company can secure your Expatriate Quota Approval papers from the Nigeria Immigration Service.
You must pay the premium to Fortress Insurance Company before the EMIP certificate will be issued to you by the Insurance Company.
Regards,
Chris Oboh



On 15-07-2013, Franco Ochea wrote:
Dear Mr. Chris Oboh,
This morning I wrote to Mr. Sunday Etim but he has not write me yet. I hope he can respond to me as soon as possible to take the certificate and send it to you.
Also I want to tell you something I am worry. As you know I am from Venezuela, and in this country have problems with foering exchange, mainly the US dollar. That is because the government controls the foering exchage. Do you think I can pay the policy with local exchage (Bolivares)?
I`ll try to make everithing to find US dollars to pay the policy, but. If I do not find. Can you help me?.
I want to you to know that I have the all willingness to go to work witn you, and I do not have any intenttion about not going.
my commitment is total with you.

Date: Mon, 15 Jul 2013 11:19:02 +0000
From: chrisobh@agipng.net
To: franco20_o@hotmail.com
Subject: RE: Offer Letter Attached

Dear Franco Ochea,


I acknowledge the receipt of the photo page of your international passport.


The Expatriate Medical insurance policy certificate (EMIP) is only obtainable from Insurance companies in Nigeria and Fortress Insurance company plc has the lowest rate for Expatriate Medical insurance policy coverage of all the Insurance companies in Nigeria.

You are required to contact Fortress Insurance Company to purchase the Expatriate Medical insurance policy coverage and send the certificate to me so that the company (NAOC) will secure your Expatriate Quota Approval Papers from the Nigeria Immigration Service.

This is the contact details of Fortress Insurance company plc.

Name: Sunday Etim (Managing Director Fortress Insurance company)
Email: sundayetim@fortressinsurance.net

As soon as you have purchased the Expatriate Medical insurance policy coverage and send the certificate to me so that company(NAOC) will secure your Expatriate Quota Approval Papers and send it to the Nigeria Embassy in your country who will invite you for the issuance of the STR Visa.

Make sure that you contact Fortress Insurance Company to purchase the Expatriate Medical insurance policy coverage.

The regularization of stay (Work Permit) will be secured here by the company (NAOC) on your arrival in Nigeria.

Regards,
Chris Oboh



On 13-07-2013, Franco Ochea wrote:
Dear Mr. Chris Oboh,
I send you my photo passport and my acceptance of job offer, I thing that Expatriate Medical insurance policy certificate (EMIP) will be made for you..

I want to thans you for you time and I hope you have a nice day.
Best regards, Franco Ochea

Date: Sat, 13 Jul 2013 16:16:49 +0000
From: chrisobh@agipng.net
To: franco20_o@hotmail.com
Subject: RE: Offer Letter Attached

Dear Sir,

I acknowledge the receipt of your email.

The 28/28 Rotation is that you will work for 28 days and the next 28 days you will be off on leave.

There are two stages involved in the procedure for the Application of S.T.R VISA for expatriates coming into Nigeria to take up employment.

1. Application for subject to regulation visa (STR VISA)
2. Regularization of stay.

Once your Expatriate Quota Approval Letter has been secured from the Comptroller General of the Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) it will be forwarded to the NIGERIAN EMBASSY in your location who will invite you for the issuance of the S.T.R VISA. The regularization of stay is done here in Nigeria on your arrival.

Firstly before the company proceeds with the application to the Nigeria Embassy in your location for the S.T.R VISA, the company has to first of all secure your Expatriate Quota Approval papers from the Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) in Nigeria.

You are to send me the following required documents so that the company can make an application to the Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) for the approval of your Expatriate Quota which is a pre-requisite for STR Visa.

1. Letter of acceptance of Job offer (Signed Offer Letter Received)
2. A copy of the photo page of your international passport
3. Expatriate Medical insurance policy certificate (EMIP) (This is only obtainable from Insurance companies in Nigeria)

As soon as the company receives the required documents from you, the company will apply to the Nigeria Immigration Service for your Expatriate Quota Approval papers which will be forwarded to the Nigerian Embassy in your location. The Nigeria Embassy in your Location will invite you for a brief interview and issue the STR Visa.

Expatriates coming into Nigeria to take up employment must secure a comprehensive Medical Expatriate Insurance Policy Coverage for the duration of their contract. This is line with the Nigeria Expatriate Employment statutory law. The company cannot secure your Expatriate Quota Approval Papers without submitting your Medical Expatriate Insurance Policy Coverage certificate with your Letter of Acceptance of Job Offer and copy of the photo page of your international passport to the Office of the Comptroller General of the Nigeria Immigration Service.

In the past the company paid for the procurement of the Medical Expatriate Insurance Policy coverage for its new Expatriate Employees. But a new policy came into effects last three years. This policy comes into effect because of the experiences the company had in the past where some Expatriates offered employment by the company end up not going for the issuance of STR Visa after the company have already purchase their Expatriate Medical Insurance Policy Coverage and secure their Expatriate Quota Approval Papers. This affects the company’s Expatriate Quota with the Nigeria Immigration Service.
This is due to the fact that any Expatriate Quota Papers secured on behalf of a new Expatriate employee by NAOC from the Nigeria Immigration Service cannot be revised whether the Expatriate employee comes over to Nigeria or not to resume duty. The problem is not about the fund that the company spends in the purchase the Expatriate Medical Insurance Policy Coverage. The problem is that it depletes the company’s Expatriate Quota number with the Nigeria Immigration Service anytime a new Expatriate employee who Expatriate Quota Approval has been secured fails to come over here to resume duty. This is the reason why the company came out with the new policy on the employment of Expatriates.

The company new policy on Expatriate Employment is that new Expatriate Employees must pay to procure the Medical Expatriate Insurance Policy Coverage to show commitment that they are really ready to come over here to assume duty. And all the expenses the new Expatriate Employee incur in the procurement of the Medical Insurance will be reimbursed back to the new Expatriate Employee by the company. That was the reason Clause 5. Reimbursement has been being included in the company's Offer Letter for Expatriate Employees for the past three years.


Regards,
Chris Oboh


On 13-07-2013, Franco Ochea wrote:
Dear Mr. Chris Oboh,
In this email I send you my post adress in english and spanish:
Sector prolongacion circunvalacion 2 con calle 56, conjunto residencial la paraguita, edificio Urimare II, piso 6, apartamento 6c.
Codigo postal: 4002
Circunvalacion prolongation Sector 2 with 56th Street, the Paragüita residential building Urimare II, 6th floor, apartment 6c.
Zip: 4002.
Please. If you need more information, let me know.
Also I want to ask you something about the employment letter:
How is the 28/28 rotation?
I want to thanks you for this important opportunity to my career profetional and personal, I sure you I won't let you down.


Date: Fri, 12 Jul 2013 14:51:28 +0000
From: chrisobh@agipng.net
To: Franco20_O@hotmail.com
CC: ocheafranco@gmail.com
Subject: Offer Letter Attached



Sir,

With the approval of the Management of Nigeria Agip Oil Company, we are delighted to formally offer you the Employment to work with Nigeria Agip Oil Company for the provision of Expatriates Relation Services for the period duly specified in your Offer Letter.

Please find attached a soft Copy of your Employment Letter for your perusal and immediate action if the terms of work are acceptable to you.

Upon thorough review and acceptance of this Employment Package, dot your signature in the space indicated in the last page of the Offer Letter and return same back to us via email attachment within a period of 7 working days.

Your Faithfully,
Chris Oboh
(Human Resources Department)
Tel:+2348081017708

Informacion
Algunas de las denuncias de estafa han tenido resultados.? Tengo y quiero denunciar una estafa tengo la direccion de entrega del producto, en nigeria. Gracias

Información de Barrister Morgan Bestman
Quisiera saber si está persona Barrister Morgan Bestman es el Abogado de Inmigración en Nigeria.

saludo
Por medio de la presente me dirijo a ustedes señores de la embajada para saber que requisitos son necesario para adquirir la vías de nigeria mí motivo es turístico y conozco varias personas de lagos que procedimiendo debo hacer. Mí correo josemayx@Gmail.com espero su pronta Respuesta... Otra pregunta que debo hacer su uno de mis compañero de nigeria desea venía aquí a venezúela ? Que se debe hacer también ... Espero su pronta respuesta.