One of the practices that banks in general embark on is the sponsor of their staff for tours around major prisons. Although this may not be a routine escort ion, but once in the career of a banker there is always the need to take a tour around prison or police cell facilities.

The prison escort ion evokes a sober and emotional reflection on the journey so far in the career of any bank worker. Unlike conventional tours, prison tours does not have this “fun sightseeing” potential because it places one in a sober reflection mode.

But why do banks go for prison tours in the first place? There could be many answers to this as there could be many “risks” in the profession. Every endeavor by all humans have its measure of risk and potential hazards. Banking as a profession have had its fair share of risk and hazards over the years.

Banking career is a job that places one in position to be in custody of huge sum of money, these funds could be owned by individuals, corporations, government agencies, business men, organizations and the list can go on….. . One word that ensures the sanctity of the safety of people’s investment and savings in banks is “integrity”.

Integrity goes beyond that of an individual or the workforce, safety has everything to do with the integrity of the “system”. When the entire system is corrupt, there is a great danger to the longevity of the system.

In recent memories, we have been inundated by the obnoxious acts of total neglect to “integrity” by rogue bank CEOs. The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) wade into the situation by either sacking, replacing or prosecuting perpetuators of financial crime in the banking sector, especially at the management level.

The vulnerability to fraud in the banking profession varies, “everyone have a price” is popular adage. Once the price tag on an individual is paid, anything can happen. That is why two witnesses is always better than one, being alone in tempting situations can be dangerous.

The bridge between the banking hall and prison yard or police cell is not that wide. That is why one must maintain his integrity towards handling financial matters. Some bankers have ended up in jail for fraud related cases, while a handful of others got arrested on duty.

It does not matter the level bank employees operate from, this menace can hit anyone so hard. From the cleaner to the bank managing director, there is always a price that could compel one to act rashly. It is in view of these facts that once in a while employees of banks are made to tour police cells and prison yards so they could see firsthand their fate if they succumb to the temptation of fraud.

Some mischievous aspiring bankers may be thinking “getting there” will open a way for quick cash flow, many that taught so ended up in prison. One must know that being in position to safeguard people’s money requires a lot of integrity and transparency.

There is a fast rule of thumb in this industry, and that is “trust no one, not even yourself”. This is because everyone got a price!

http://www.financialwatchngr.com/2015/11/24/why-do-banks-sponsor-employees-for-prison-tour/

Talk true

Funny

I think it is objectively appalling.
Youths join cult groups everyday, even though they know it's consequences.
Police parade criminals on a regular basis, yet people turn to crime at an alarming rate.
People go to churches / mosques on a weekly basis, no visible impact on their daily lives.
They are just bullying shit outta their employees.
You can take your horse to a river, can you force it to drink from the river?
Take people to hell and it wont change a thing about their character

They want you to see what you'll go through if you steal

Doesn't make sense...like virud said.

But I guess it's an indirect way of saying "if you mess with our money, it's gon' be you behind those bars"

Prison Tour?
If that is a way of sensitizing their staff against stealing it may not work
The heart of man is desperately wicked, who can know it?

LMAO . I guess it's so they serve their Father land Humbly.

The reason is quite simple and obvious.... They sponsor their staff to prison for them to realise and have a careful and detail look of the staff's new home If he/she engage himself/herself in any act of embezzlement. A typical example is firstbank, that bank and M.T.N have some traits in common.

The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? the Lord is the strength of my life; of whom shall I be afraid? ~ Psalms 27:1

Lift up your eyes to the heavens, and look upon the earth beneath: for the heavens shall vanish away like smoke, and the earth shall wax old like a garment, and they that dwell therein shall die in like manner: but my salvation shall be for ever, and my righteousness shall not be abolished. ~ Isaiah 51:6.

If you are not saved you are not safe, Life without Christ is full of Crisis, what shall it profit a man if gain the entire world and loose his soul in HELL FIRE

Jesus CHRIST is KNOCKING at your DOOR (heart) receive him by surrendering all to him and repent for all your SIN and ATHROCITY and HEAVEN IS SURE FOR YOU.

Hmmm

hmm

Oga kunu aka kanu shud b able to answer this in 3months time

Lol

Just in case any of the workers intend to play FAST AND FURIOUS on the bundles; so they'll see their retirement home

End time bankers

So they can see where they will end up should they try to steal.

maximunimpact:
One of the practices that banks in general embark on is the sponsor of their staff for tours around major prisons. Although this may not be a routine escort ion, but once in the career of a banker there is always the need to take a tour around prison or police cell facilities.

The prison escort ion evokes a sober and emotional reflection on the journey so far in the career of any bank worker. Unlike conventional tours, prison tours does not have this “fun sightseeing” potential because it places one in a sober reflection mode.

But why do banks go for prison tours in the first place? There could be many answers to this as there could be many “risks” in the profession. Every endeavor by all humans have its measure of risk and potential hazards. Banking as a profession have had its fair share of risk and hazards over the years.

Banking career is a job that places one in position to be in custody of huge sum of money, these funds could be owned by individuals, corporations, government agencies, business men, organizations and the list can go on….. . One word that ensures the sanctity of the safety of people’s investment and savings in banks is “integrity”.

Integrity goes beyond that of an individual or the workforce, safety has everything to do with the integrity of the “system”. When the entire system is corrupt, there is a great danger to the longevity of the system.

In recent memories, we have been inundated by the obnoxious acts of total neglect to “integrity” by rogue bank CEOs. The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) wade into the situation by either sacking, replacing or prosecuting perpetuators of financial crime in the banking sector, especially at the management level.

The vulnerability to fraud in the banking profession varies, “everyone have a price” is popular adage. Once the price tag on an individual is paid, anything can happen. That is why two witnesses is always better than one, being alone in tempting situations can be dangerous.

The bridge between the banking hall and prison yard or police cell is not that wide. That is why one must maintain his integrity towards handling financial matters. Some bankers have ended up in jail for fraud related cases, while a handful of others got arrested on duty.

It does not matter the level bank employees operate from, this menace can hit anyone so hard. From the cleaner to the bank managing director, there is always a price that could compel one to act rashly. It is in view of these facts that once in a while employees of banks are made to tour police cells and prison yards so they could see firsthand their fate if they succumb to the temptation of fraud.

Some mischievous aspiring bankers may be thinking “getting there” will open a way for quick cash flow, many that taught so ended up in prison. One must know that being in position to safeguard people’s money requires a lot of integrity and transparency.

There is a fast rule of thumb in this industry, and that is “trust no one, not even yourself”. This is because everyone got a price!

http://www.financialwatchngr.com/2015/11/24/why-do-banks-sponsor-employees-for-prison-tour/

They are showing you your future ;d

Introduction to reality punishment.

You sow and you reap is the message they are passing across.

A pragmatic way of telling them 'if you thief money, na here you go end up'

If I work in the bank and if I want to steal money ,I will steal enough to remain at home and be dragging them from court to court.

I ain't sitting inside that hole like a jailbird.

PLANETMARS:
Oga kunu aka kanu shud b able to answer this in 3months time

Prison is the worst place to be .

You'll loose your sanity.

it's simply because, "Seeing is Believing."

The knowing of the pudding is in the eating.

Politicians should take a cue.....

in as much as this may have an effect on them psychologically, it does not 'to me' change anything tho!
And why can't the federal government take a cue from this & do the same to politicians

just to have sober reflection... no harm

LOL. Is a .message