SOUTH AFRICA SAFE FOR NIGERIAN TRAVELERS, CONSUL-GENERAL REASSURES AMID VISA RUMORS. (PHOTO).

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 South Africa Safe for Nigerian Travelers, Consul-General Reassures Amid Visa Rumors South Africa remains a secure and welcoming destination for Nigerian tourists, business professionals, and visitors, according to the South African Consul-General in Nigeria, Prof. Bobby Moroe. Addressing rising concerns sparked by rumors on social media, Moroe clarified that travel channels between the two nations remain fully operational and safe. Dismissing Visa Suspension Rumors Speaking during an interview on Nigeria Info FM, the Consul-General firmly rejected claims that South African missions in Nigeria had ceased issuing visas to Nigerian citizens. He characterized these reports as entirely false, emphasizing that diplomatic offices continue to process visa applications without interruption. "I want to give assurance to Nigerians that it is safe to travel to South Africa," Moroe stated, dismissing the online speculation. "And it is also untrue to suggest that South African missio...

HOW A HOUSE AGENT DEMANDED ₦3,000 BEFORE SENDING A VIDEO OF A PROPERTY FOR RENT – KADUNA RESIDENT SHARES EXPERIENCE. (PHOTO).



 How A House Agent Demanded ₦3,000 Before Sending A Video Of A Property For Rent – Kaduna Resident Shares Experience


A Kaduna resident has shared his house-hunting experience after alleging that a house agent demanded a ₦3,000 payment before sending a video of a property available for rent.


The resident, Peter Precious, said he and his partner were searching for a two-bedroom apartment near Angwan Boro New Market in Kaduna, where their production facility is located.


According to him, the agent informed them that the physical inspection fee for the apartment was ₦5,000, which he said he considered acceptable. However, when he requested a video of the property because they were unable to leave work immediately, the agent allegedly insisted on a ₦3,000 payment before sending the footage.


Surprised by the request, Precious said he decided not to proceed with the transaction, arguing that property videos help prospective tenants determine whether an apartment is worth inspecting, saving time for both clients and agents.


He stressed that his concern was not the amount involved but what he described as an unnecessary barrier to doing business, adding that customer experience plays a key role in attracting and retaining clients.


The post has since sparked discussions on social media, with users expressing mixed opinions over inspection fees and additional charges by house agents in Kaduna. 

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