funkymatics:
Iro ni o

Abaasit4real:
Omo ologo. E no ft kill himself now

Dandsome:









Let me just leave this here.. NCAN I didn`t invite you here o

Shame on him

consultancy:
Went to withdraw 100k from UBA sumtime ago. After I was paid (guess the cashier didn't expect me to recount), I tore the wrapper off and started to count the money, while looking out for a counterfeit note (cos I spotted her slotting it in between the bundle of 500 Naira notes. Boom!, I found it, and I asked her, Madam pls what's dis? Do banks now pay counterfeit notes to customers? I could see the fear in her eyes as she begged me to give her the money back so she would change for me, while apologizing profusely. I just pitied her, returned the money, she changed it, and I left, without anyone else in the bank knowing what happened except I and the lady. I won't be surprised if she has lots of such fake currency and she keeps putting them piece by piece into money she pays to customers who withdraw in bulk. At the close of day, she deducts the real currency from the banks money. Just like that she could make over 50k daily. Moral of the story, there are thieves and fraudsters now working in banks, be careful with ur money

Griezwoman:
A 29-year-old banker, Kolawole Agboola, was on Friday appeared in a Tinubu Chief Magistrates’ Court for allegedly stealing N13.6 million belonging to two customers of Access Bank Plc, Lagos Island.

The accused, who resides at 4, Johnson Ikuomola St.in Idimu, Lagos is facing a three-count charge of conspiracy, fraud and theft.

The prosecutor, Sgt. Hafsat Ajibode, told the court that the accused committed the offences between October 2017 and March 2018.



Ajibode said that the accused withdrew the money from the unnamed customers’ accounts by issuing a forged investment certificate to them to conceal his fraudulent activities.

Agbola pleaded not guilty to the charges.

The Chief Magistrate, Mr Tajudeen Elias, granted bail to the accused in the sum of N500, 000 with two sureties in like sum.

He said one of the sureties must be a relative of the accused and the other, a civil servant.

He adjourned the case until Aug. 16 for hearing.

The offences contravened Sections 287 (7), 325 and 411 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2015.

Section 287 (7) stipulates seven years imprisonment for offenders.

More below:
https://zenithnaija.com/access-bank-staff-steals-customers-n13-6-million/

histemple:


His name is Chukwukolawole. Stop saying he is Yoruba.

Pentools:
Bankers are the new thieves....this was how one was using people's money for personal profit with lies of doing treasury bill for them....One of the most covetous and yet arrogant professions in Nigeria.

I no dey enter bank on a normal levels, never! especially if I'm cashing out int'l funds like AdSense, dormi, western stuffs and the rest...once story tries coming up, omo i go shout down the whole place wella wella, bankers no dey like noise(madness) especially the one from a cooperate n sound looking person..
Overdo ajibo for bank n watch her staff use u do yeye.

consultancy:
Went to withdraw 100k from UBA sumtime ago. After I was paid (guess the cashier didn't expect me to recount), I tore the wrapper off and started to count the money, while looking out for a counterfeit note (cos I spotted her slotting it in between the bundle of 500 Naira notes. Boom!, I found it, and I asked her, Madam pls what's dis? Do banks now pay counterfeit notes to customers? I could see the fear in her eyes as she begged me to give her the money back so she would change for me, while apologizing profusely. I just pitied her, returned the money, she changed it, and I left, without anyone else in the bank knowing what happened except I and the lady. I won't be surprised if she has lots of such fake currency and she keeps putting them piece by piece into money she pays to customers who withdraw in bulk. At the close of day, she deducts the real currency from the banks money. Just like that she could make over 50k daily. Moral of the story, there are thieves and fraudsters now working in banks, be careful with ur money

Pentools:
Bankers are the new thieves....this was how one was using people's money for personal profit with lies of doing treasury bill for them....One of the most covetous and yet arrogant professions in Nigeria.

I no dey enter bank on a normal levels, never! especially if I'm cashing out int'l funds like AdSense, dormi, western stuffs and the rest...once story tries coming up, omo i go shout down the whole place wella wella, bankers no dey like noise(madness) especially the one from a cooperate n sound looking person..
Overdo ajibo for bank n watch her staff use u do yeye.

consultancy:
Went to withdraw 100k from UBA sumtime ago. After I was paid (guess the cashier didn't expect me to recount), I tore the wrapper off and started to count the money, while looking out for a counterfeit note (cos I spotted her slotting it in between the bundle of 500 Naira notes. Boom!, I found it, and I asked her, Madam pls what's dis? Do banks now pay counterfeit notes to customers? I could see the fear in her eyes as she begged me to give her the money back so she would change for me, while apologizing profusely. I just pitied her, returned the money, she changed it, and I left, without anyone else in the bank knowing what happened except I and the lady. I won't be surprised if she has lots of such fake currency and she keeps putting them piece by piece into money she pays to customers who withdraw in bulk. At the close of day, she deducts the real currency from the banks money. Just like that she could make over 50k daily. Moral of the story, there are thieves and fraudsters now working in banks, be careful with ur money

jen2praise:
That was how I went to withdraw 20k from
my account, and the cashier withdrew all the money in my account and paid me just 20k from it and kept the rest. I left the bank thinking all was well, not until the bank sent me an alert two hours later, I discovered that my account has been cleaned. I drove back to the bank, went straight to the cashier who paid me earlier in the day, he looked shocked when he saw me and said, Madam, hope there is no problem? I just asked him, Oga, how much money did I fill on the withdrawal slip? And how much did you withdrew from my account and paid to me? He was quiet and said please write your name here and let me check for the slip. He saw it and he gave me a deposit slip to fill out and instantly my account was credited back with the balance ,he had kept for himself. Just shook my head and left. As at now, he no works in that bank branch, am sure he must have done it to so many customers.

omohayek:

Don't you realize that by allowing this thief to go free in the name of "mercy", you're also allowing her to perpetuate the same act against other people in the future? It's quite disturbing - but not surprising - that 25 Nigerians should have given you "likes" for your act of negligence, and I'm sure you and every one of those 25 will be wondering to yourself why Nigeria remains such a lawless country, even though you've just directly admitted to contributing to said lawlessness.

Frenchfriez:

I can totally relate with this. A friend of mine withdrew 500k OTC and found a fake note in each of the 100k bundles.
Man needs to keep eyes peeled

yinkeys:

oga, your relative could be a victim
You should have complained about it.
That staff is a horrible being, you mean people work hard to get cash despite bank charges and still some worker would want to frustrate ones life. What if that cash was house rent money or for something urgent

Well I pray I don't fall victim for this kinda stuff because I will just go berzeck on the staff
I don't use UBA though

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