(1). Before you can ask any question, go through the following writeup carefully to avoid asking a question that is answered in the writeup already.
(2). I will start by introducing myself as an Archbishop with a globally reputable college of Bishops in the USA.
(3). A recipient of 47 Chieftaincy titles across Nigeria and Africa, including the three major tribes in Nigeria and Muslims communities, for my contributions to the society.
(4). A recipient of 7 Doctorate Degree Awards from different universities in the world, including the USA and Israel.
(5). The first professor of digital economy in the world by a reputable university in Africa.
(6). The first envoy of digital economy in the world by United Nations.
(7). Founder of the first digital currency in Africa and the first 3in1 digital currency in the world.
(8). Founder of the first app store in Africa. The first digital currencies tracker in Africa. The first independent Blockchain explorer in Africa. The first scan to pay system built by an individual to use digital currency for the purchase of goods and services. The first digital currency to sponsor climate change projects, which was unveiled during the United Nations Climate Change Conference in United Kingdom, Cop26.
(9). The founder of 12 different digital currencies, both trading on the global market, which is the highest number of digital currencies on the global market by one company.
(10). A member of Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Abuja Chamber of Commerce.
(11). A Fellow of the Institute of Educational Practitioners in United Kingdom.
(12). A Fellow of Management Specialists in United Kingdom.
(13). The Director of African affairs with Association of Global Peace Advocates with headquarters in Denmark.
(14). A Global Citizen awardee by Universal Peace Federation with headquarters in South Korea. Only former president Goodluck Jonathan and I have this award in Nigeria. (Go and do your research)
(15). A Fellow of International Chattered World Learned Society, with headquarters in Argentina.
(16). A licensed Importer of gold and precious stones in Dubai.
(17). A member of Nigeria Minners Association.
(18). Just to mention a few to avoid unnecessary waste of your precious time.
(19). The brief introduction of my person above is to let you know that I am a golden fish that doesn't have a hiding place. It is not possible for me to be a scammer. I say this with all sense of humility.
(20). I have only one functional bank account , if you are sure that you sent money to me through that account, send the proof under the comment section and state the reason the money was sent to me for.
(21). If you sent any money to the company's account, the company is different from me. The company has products to sell including digital currencies. If you paid for any service and you were not given what you paid for, chat the whatsap number below and you will be attended to.
Whatsapp No: 08137693392
(22). If you bought any of the brands from the company on the global market and you noticed that the market has crashed, it is not the responsibility of the company, it is market forces that can still bounce back in due time.
(23). If you noticed that any of the platform is not functional as it should, know that they are working on it to serve you better. The company has not filed for bankruptcy. Everything is under control, you will get your benefits in due time.
(24). Understand very well that the company and I are different entities. I am not even the one signing the company's cheques. My job is to approve. The company is fully registered and paying taxes with registration with EFCC. It is not a dubious company. The company can have challenges the same way our country that is over 60 years is still having challenges. It is not peculiar to our company.
(25). Security agencies have been informed to read and monitor this post. Anything you are saying here should have evidence to back up. If not, you will be tracked and arrested for prosecution and you will pay damages. I am ready to pursue justice to Supreme Court.
(26). For those who paid for E-PIN, it is Electronic Personal Identification Number. It was sold as a padlock and key to those who wanted to secure their SZC in our platform. It is useful till today. Without it, you can't login. If you paid for and you haven't been captured, chat the whatsap number below for assistance.
Whatsapp No: 08137693392
(27). If you had paid 12%, it was supposed to be service charge for what you bought during the trade fair. You were to pay for goods that were taken out of the trade fair with a signed agreement and witnesses. We still have the agreements and videos of what people did.
(28). If you paid for anything during the trade fair and you were not given, it was your arrangement with the seller. Our company only organized the trade fair. The company did not have goods to sell. There was no provision for advance payment and credit facilities during the trade fair.
(29). If you was a merchant during the trade fair, you are aware of the irregularities. The company decided to step in and intervene, the intervention is still ongoing. No sincere merchant will lose anything. It is just a matter of time. Make sure you have your sales book and invoices intact. But bear in mind that it was a digital currency trade fair. The first of it's kind in the world. (Go and do your research)
(30). Those who paid 12% directly to the company's account recently should keep their proofs of payments. They will be attended to as soon as we start trade fair across Nigeria.
(31). Many have been quoting of saying there was enough liquidity for withdrawal and Merchants should release their goods. I am not denying that I said so but I didn't force anyone to take goods to the trade fair, neither did I force Merchants to empty their shops or borrow goods to go and sell. Apart from the public post that I made, I didn't enter into a private agreement with any Merchant. Liquidity in digital currency is always on the global market for everyone to see. If I said there was liquidity, everyone saw it. I didn't keep liquidity in the trunk of my car. Secondly, Merchants were selling with 500% additional prices, some Merchants even 1000% because I promised liquidity. I only assured Merchants about liquidity but didn't inject criminality in Merchants. Thirdly, there was counterfeit digital currency in the trade fair. I sounded warning time without number but many people ignored. Even government can't allow counterfeit currency into the economy. Some Nigerians are so found of taking undue advantage at any given opportunity. This act can't take us anywhere as a country.
(32). Everyone should know that I didn't have any private conversation with anyone outside Bishop Samzuga page on Facebook. Every instruction is given publicly. I don't have any transaction with anyone outside the page. My private phone number is not given to the public.
(33). If truly your money is in samzuga ecosystem. You need to guide the way you talk against it. Even bank, if you deposit money to the bank and you go about telling people how the manager and the staff of the bank are thieves, people will stop going to that bank, the bank will collapse and you will lose your money.
(34). The world is celebrating me, if you decide not to celebrate me but rather destroy me. Understand that you are indirectly destroying yourself and the work of your hands. I don't touch your money and I can't touch it. I didn't messed up even when I was struggling, is it now that God has blessed me I will be messing up? Putting my real name and my real image on the project could have proven to you that I meant no harm from the beginning and gave myself as a collateral to safeguard the project. Let us work together as economic soldiers and save our economy. One person cannot solve all your problems. Government alone cannot solve your problems. Even God that is the creator of the world is not sharing money on the streets to finish poverty. Because I said I want to alleviate poverty doesn't mean you will be doing what is wrong and be using what I said against me. I came back from Dubai to lead the way, and not to be the way.
Archbishop Prof Sam Zuga
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