Man Storms Bank After ‘Wrong’ GHC4200 Deduction; Removes His Cloth, Says He Isn’t Living Premises
- A Nigerian father has taken his frustration of a 'wrong' deduction to a bank, saying the issue has been unattended to
- While in the banking hall, the man stripped himself of his cloth, saying he thought a bank was the safes place to keep his money
- As people were trying to calm him down, the man added that he would not allow any operation to go on until he gets his money
The video of a Nigerian man disrupting a bank operation over an alleged withdrawal of N300,000 from his account has stirred massive reactions on social media.
Posting the clip on Twitter, a Nigerian identified as Gbemi Dennis said the man's complaints have been unattended to for almost a month.
Source: UGC
In the short video, the man who brought his children to the said bank said the kids have been sent out of school and there is no money to pay their fees.
He went ahead to say that he has been lodging ceaseless complaints at the bank, asking them to fix the issue all to no avail.
A security man tried to calm the man down without success. Seconds after, the man stormed out of an office into the banking hall as he divested himself of his cloth, saying no service will hold.
Watch the clip below:
While many said Nigerian banks needed to do better in quickly resolving issues, there were some who argued that the man may have been the cause of it all by being careless with his card details.
Below are some of the reactions:
@Bunda_lurvah said:
"I'm keeping my money in the bank so it's safe. Why will my money leave my account without my knowledge and they won't do anything about it. See how unconcerned the woman is, it's pis*ing me off."
@MrTifey said:
"You should rather have the full understanding of the issue before you begin to draw blames. It could prolly be a transaction on his account as regards him divulging his card details or a myriad of other reasons."
@Sby107 said:
"The anyhowness and I don’t care attitude of most employees bother me... See the way the lady ignored him. Your Customer??? Nigeria gets depressing by the day but if Dangote goes there to make a complaint, All of them will be on their toes forming Empathy... Fake ppl everywhere."
Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh earlier reported that a businesswoman, Sola Ismail, showed there are many honest Nigerians in the country who would do the right thing no matter how inconvenient.
The woman wanted a refund of the money she had paid to a Chinese company for a product which they did not have.
The refund was to be N41,000 but the company said they would only return N38,000. In error, the company transferred the sum of N38 million into her account.
Source: YEN.com.gh
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