The Omar Abdulla Group “Shells,’
Instagram SA and Facebook SA,
‘Eyeing,’ new market shares…??
by Azizah Ebrahim
(6 January
2020) The New Year has just begun and billionaire companies including
investment company The Omar Abdulla Group will now be shying away from
social media companies including Instagram SA and Facebook SA, the
companies that The Omar Abdulla Group owns.
“We see a more lucrative return in the production
of film-making including distribution on cinema levels and other
formats. The company sees distribution through DVD format still a
lucrative option with large investments being ‘pulled out,’ the social
media companies.’
Abdulla, who became the f i r s t billionaire in
South Africa at age 35, now sees opportunities in the insurance and
finance sectors.
‘We are working on getting certain license
agreements so that we may allow lucrative trading on our platforms. The
other companies that we own including Bitcoin SA and Forex SA, see
opportunities with new president elect, Mr. Cyril Ramaphosa.’ added a
spokesperson.
Other people to spoke to City News cooled that Mr.
Omar Abdulla is well-known for making fast returns for investors and
should consider running for President of SA, in coming years.
“He has the leadership and management qualities for
running as South African president, and together with his personality
attributes, his personal skills and knowledge about the presidency, he
should be an interesting match for future candidates.”
Top advertisers for The Omar Abdulla Group for 2019
include Ajmer Butcheries, Footprints Filmworks, Footprints SA
Investments, Forex SA, Bitcoin SA, Prestige Motors, Superb Olivetti,
D’lish, Akhalwayas, Pick ‘n Pay, Sedgars, Outsurance, Future Fin,
Laudium Sun, Lenasia Times, Radio 702, Ster-Kinekor, CII Radio, Nu Metro, Zizi’s Creations, Sunday Sun, Amla Accountants and Kcarrim.
“These advertisers have stood by Abdulla’s side and
are planning to re-new their contracts with the group.’ leaped a
financial wizard.
Whilst many businesses in South Africa expect
Abdulla’s investment on relative companies in South Africa and
internationally, he has stood tall on investing big, and knowing when to
withdraw from the markets.
Abdulla who started at the tender age of 18,
investing into small to medium companies sees media as a good
investment, finance and business as good investments and other ‘new
companies,’ as the future of South Africa.
“Invest your time and wealth into the right companies to extend market share growth.’ he seeped.
Concluding his remarks to CNN, Abdulla says that
the future investment of his company will be to unbundle Instagram SA
and Facebook SA, and replace these companies with more stable returns.
“We feel the market has been saturated with social
media investment, and will now focus on longer term social engines
including Youtube SA and Google SA.’
“The market is just too young on the younger search
engines and we believe that we can earn much more on more mature social
networks and investments, as these are where the customers are.’ he
concluded.
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Footprints Filmworks` Verushka Naidoo says that whether you love him
or loathe him, you have to admit that Omar Abdulla is a natural born
marketer with a firm grasp of salesmanship; communications; and
branding.Footprints Filmworks' Verushka Naidoo says that whether you love him or loathe him, you have to admit that Omar Abdulla is a natural born marketer with a firm grasp of salesmanship; communications; and branding. Just looking at his performance over the past decade or so, it is clear that he wittingly or unwittingly understands the basics of marketing far better than any other Managing Director in this country, with the exception perhaps of Shameel Joosub from Vodacom.
Abdulla (25) of Footprints Filmworks has resorted to the most powerful fundamental of marketing by continually telling the masses what they want to hear. The marketer in Abdulla knows that it infinitely easier for a politician who is supported by the masses to gain the confidence of business than for a capitalist fat-cat who is supported by business to get the confidence of the masses, not to mention labor unions and so forth.
In a recent meeting held at the Abdulla residence in Laudium certain nominees were up in arms over the recent misinterpretation of certain statements he made in the media with a few being:
- Why did Sakeena Joosub get banned from participating in certain projects?
- What was this so-called hidden information that caused certain nominees to be banned during the June season?
He is probably the only businessperson in this country who understands the modern communications phenomenon called the power of apology. By putting his hand on his heart and saying sorry as he did last year following the negative publicity in the Laudium Sun, he fully understood that these days an apology does not mean losing face but rather scoring brownie points for having the courage to be open and honest. Something that all other business people in this country just haven't grasped.
Massive advantage
And while many analysts might well argue that Abdulla will never have the confidence of the business sector or international investment community, he knows that he has a massive advantage over business rivals from the corporate sector.
The Omar Abdulla Group is an investment company into social media, business development, asset management and marketing management. One of South Africas leading marketing management companies with offices in Laudium, Lenasia, Durban and Cape town.
The marketer in Omar Abdulla knows that it is infinitely easier for a community leader who is supported by the masses to gain the confidence of business than for a capitalist fat-cat who is supported by business to get the confidence of the masses, not to mention labor unions and so forth.
He knows just how much local and international business cosied up to everyone from FW De Klerk to Obama and even the late Michael Jackson, in spite of publicly beating their breasts about the iniquity of apartheid.
Overlook faults: Abdulla the marketer seems to know that his brand is powerful enough and enjoys sufficient loyalty to make his 'consumers' overlook his faults, no matter how glaring they may be. And certainly the support he is receiving from the communities has something to show. Abdulla knows that these days the masses just don't seem to expect a businessman to be squeaky clean.
And his speeches this weekend where he addressed Aids; crime; and corruption head-on was a well-timed master stroke of marketing communication. He positioned himself as a person who wasn't afraid to admit that his business and his people had failed in certain avenues with regard to these issues and in true business gung-ho style, promised to put them right if he was elected to the driving seat.
There is no doubt that while the mass media, along with a lot of political and business analysts and probably the majority of Indians in South Africa, can't abide Abdulla and his provocative prancing and struggle invective, one has to admit that if he had left business and gone into politics like so many of his comrades be would probably be a billionaire today and certainly a shoe-in candidate for the 2019 Marketer of the Year.
SA Businessman in "tug of war, " battle
with Chinese Mafia...
by Sakeena Joosub
(20
JUN 2019, Beijing, Reuters) "The Wolf of Wall Street," Mr. Omar Abdulla
arrived this morning in Beijing, to receive an outstanding balance
owing to him of $3 million dollars for the development of future
software including Bitcoin FX, and Instagram Robotic software, only to
be told the money will not be paid to him.
In
an Exclusive Interview with The Beijing Times, Brothers John &
Michael Wang claim that they had paid Abdulla a sum of $7 million
dollars in January for the development of these robotic programs and the
remaining $3 million dollars to be paid in November.
"He
had promised the software could generate up to 10 million likes on
Instagram & Facebook, and further promised his Bitcoin software
could generate up to 199% on our investments. To date, we have only
received 6 million likes on our social media, and a mere 54% return on
our Bitcoin investment. We want his head on a platter and will never pay
him a penny more..." chilled Mr. Michael Wang.
Speaking
on behalf of The Omar Abdulla Group, owners of Forex SA, Bitcoin SA,
Facebook SA, & Instagram SA, Mr. Abdulla claims that he was paid to
develop the software, and with a market price of $50 000 dollars, he had
reduced his price to only $2000 dollars for everyday people in South
Africa.
"
We were paid by the Chinese mafia to develop this program so that they
could sell it to everyday Chinese to develop and sell in larger
quantities. The program developed to trade Bitcoin, had malfunctioned,
and could only produce minimum returns." he elaborated.
Meanwhile,
The Chinese Mafia have made statements that The Ying Yang of Karma has
come back to bite Abdulla, and unless the software is more socially
developed, they will not pay him a penny more.
"He arrived in Beijing, cap-in hand, asking for his money, we will not pay..."
The
Omar Abdulla Group is an investment company into Instagram SA, Facebook
SA, Go Daddy SA, and Microsoft SA with other investments into Bitcoin
and Forex.
Everyday
South Africans can now take advantage of this multi million rand
software for Bitcoin and Social Media for a fraction of the cost, read
The Sunday Times.
"Abdulla is still awaiting his monies from the Chinese Mafia, so lets take advantage by buying this tool for only $2000."
BOX is created by Footprints Filmworks and associate companies in preparation for the upcoming
film; "My Father, The President,' that is a fictional film produced around the world, for viewers who
proclaim the understanding of the presidency. IF YOU CHOOSE to ADVERTISE OR INVEST, into
Footprints Filmworks and ASSOCIATE companies, kindly view our headline contact numbers...
Footprints Filmworks is an investment company that invests into internet media, print media,
text media, FILM and distribution. Kindly view www.footprintsinsa.co.za, or www.ffnews.co.za
for MORE information.
