The family of Anthony Isabor has lamented his disappearance after his cousin, Doris Usiagwu, took him to Belgium to get a job, upon his graduation in 2014.

When Anthony got to Belgium, he remained incommunicado, and efforts by his parents and siblings to get in touch proved abortive.

The victim’s brother, Sunday, said when Anthony got to Belgium, he informed their mother, and that was the last they heard from him.

Sunday said, “My brother studied accounting and when he graduated, he needed a job, so my cousin, Doris Usiagwu, who is based in Belgium, took my brother along with her elder sister’s daughter to Belgium in 2015.

“When my brother arrived in Belgium, he called my mother with a number that was not his, saying he had arrived and that was the last time we heard from him. We have taken all efforts to reach him but all have been to no avail.

“Every time we called my cousin to enquire about my brother, she would programme our numbers and we would not be able to reach her afterward. I have done everything humanly, prayerfully, and financially possible to know the whereabouts of my brother but nothing has worked.”

Sunday said the events surrounding Anthony disappearance and the efforts expended on locating his whereabouts made their mother develop high blood pressure.

“My mother is a widow and is currently living with high blood pressure because she has been depressed over the matter. Despite all our efforts to locate my brother, my cousin’s family remained nonchalant about the situation...


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Japa is for those with money. It takes reasonable amount of cash to leave the country

To the story at hand, his cousin should be investigated

They should contact the prisons in Belgium


He has is passing time there!


Thank me later!

Check Jail..

They allow free calls there and even internet,maybe he no remember una number...na why he never call....but Belgium get embassy na

That brother ontop me don tell you finish..thank am later

They said it all

Maybe dem don harvest him organs
to a rich oyibo man somewhere .. ☹️☹️☹️

Belgium na country?
55% tax is worse than HIV.

OloYeOfEgbE:
Check Jail..

They allow free calls there and even internet,maybe he no remember una number...na why he never call....but Belgium get embassy na

That brother ontop me don tell you finish..thank am later

This is very possible...

tinnymerit:
Belgium na country?
55% tax is worse than HIV.

You are right about Belgium's high taxes.

The personal income tax is pegged at a maximum of 50%, but Communes / municipalities can also levy a surcharge on income tax that varies from 2.5% to 9.0%, and is paid along with the income tax.

Meanwhile, for those who live in Belgium more than 6 months of the year, these taxes are applied on world-wide earnings,

In addition, Social Security contributions are charged at 13.07% and are directly deducted by the employer.

Finally, the Value Added Tax (VAT) has a standard rate of 21%.

That is the reality of life in Belgium.

ironheart:
Japa is for those with money. It takes reasonable amount of cash to leave the country

To the story at hand, his cousin should be investigated

In fact, it takes a lot of money.

I know some professionals who have recently relocated with their families, and the amounts spent make you wonder if they wouldn't be better off setting up a business here...

He will be found safe and sound, in Jesus' Name.

adecz:

Maybe dem don harvest him organs
to a rich oyibo man somewhere .. ☹️☹️☹️

Let's hope that is not the case...

Sammy4Joy:
He will be found safe and sound, in Jesus' Name.

Amen!

DeFuturePresido:


You are right about Belgium's high taxes.

The personal income tax is pegged at a maximum of 50%, but Communes / municipalities can also levy a surcharge on income tax that varies from 2.5% to 9.0%, and is paid along with the income tax.

Meanwhile, for those who live in Belgium more than 6 months of the year, these taxes are applied on world-wide earnings,

In addition, Social Security contributions are charged at 13.07% and are directly deducted by the employer.

Finally, the Value Added Tax (VAT) has a standard rate of 21%.

That is the reality of life in Belgium.

What's wrong with high taxes, that no official is stealing and also used to improve the country

Well maybe illegal migrants sha

DeFuturePresido:


You are right about Belgium's high taxes.

The personal income tax is pegged at a maximum of 50%, but Communes / municipalities can also levy a surcharge on income tax that varies from 2.5% to 9.0%, and is paid along with the income tax.

Meanwhile, for those who live in Belgium more than 6 months of the year, these taxes are applied on world-wide earnings,

In addition, Social Security contributions are charged at 13.07% and are directly deducted by the employer.

Finally, the Value Added Tax (VAT) has a standard rate of 21%.

That is the reality of life in Belgium.

So how are the immigrants surviving and saving

You are not serious yet to see your brother... Go to beta JuJu man wey know wetyn he dey do.....he go tell u where d boy dey, of dead or alive.... If u are serious contact me, and I will take u to a place in asaba....u go know say khakhi no be leather. Even if that Ur cousin sister don do things so that no Baba go see where him dey..e go shock u say dem go burst am where Ur brother dey, dead or alive.

CoronaVirusRelo:
They should contact the prisons in Belgium


He has is passing time there!


Thank me later!

since 2014? I doubt except he murdered someone

kansoboy:
You are not serious yet to see your brother... Go to beta JuJu man wey know wetyn he dey do.....he go tell u where d boy dey, of dead or alive.... If u are serious contact me, and I will take u to a place in asaba....u go know say khakhi no be leather. Even if that Ur cousin sister don do things so that no Baba go see where him dey..e go shock u say dem go burst am where Ur brother dey, dead or alive.

Is this for real?

UBER99Sam:


Is this for real?

100%....I am talking from experience.

Maybe he was kidnapped

kansoboy:


100%....I am talking from experience.

Na wa ooo...Someone told me about two parents that asked a "medicine man" to supernaturally call their son back from Europe (after he had been gone for 15 years with no contact), and the son landed in the country the next day.

When asked what he came to do in Nigeria, he couldn't give any reasonable explanation.

ella29:
Maybe he was kidnapped

This is also possible...especially because he has been incommunicado for so long.

StrongestGuy:


Na wa ooo...Someone told me about two parents that asked a "medicine man" to supernaturally call their son back from Europe (after he had been gone for 15 years with no contact), and the son landed in the country the next day.

When asked what he came to do in Nigeria, he couldn't give any reasonable explanation.

Onememeh! E dey happen!!!

Spiritual realm rules this world. Most time I don't talk bad of ppl when they take some action...it wasn't them, it is d spiritual effect or spell as it is commonly called that is working

NaijaSamurai:


In fact, it takes a lot of money.

I know some professionals who have recently relocated with their families, and the amounts spent make you wonder if they wouldn't be better off setting up a business here...

at a point i just believe its laziness on there part. Come to think of it. If i have 15m to spend, i can setup a business that will flourish and I'll be an employer of labour

Maybe the guy is keeping a low profile to avoid village people.

Some folks actually intentionally disappear.

Hope he's not dead.