"Millions Gone": Lady Living In Italy Saves GH¢1M In Bank Account, Returns Home to See Only GH¢44

• A Nigerian lady who lived in Italy for 13 years has shared her sad experience with a Nigerian bank
• The lady, Glory Omokaro, travelled to Italy in 2005, and she visited Nigeria for the first time in 2013 to open a bank account
• Glory claimed she saved N68 million (GH¢1 million) in the account, but when she returned to Nigeria in May 2023, she discovered only N3,000 (GH¢44) in it

A lady who lives in Italy saved N68 million (GH¢1,000,000) in her Nigerian bank account, but she has lost the money.

In a TikTok video, the lady, Glory Omokaro, was said to have travelled to Italy in 2005. She worked hard and saved the money back home in Nigeria.

Glory opened the bank account when she first visited Nigeria from Italy in 2013, and that was when she started saving money.

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She opened the account in Benin, Edo state, where she was visiting her family.

Glory saved money in the account until it reached N68 million (GH¢1,000,000), and she hoped to use it when she finally moved back to Nigeria.

Upon her return to Nigeria in May 2023, she only discovered N3000 (GH¢44) in the bank account.

How GH¢1M was moved from lady's bank account

In 2021, her ATM card expired, and she called the bank manager to help her renew it, but she was told she must be physically present.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Glory could not make it to Nigeria back then. When she returned in May 2023, only N3000 (GH¢44) was left in the account.

She requested a bank statement, and it was discovered that money had been moved from the account in multiple tranches.

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The story was told on Brekete Family Radio by Glory's brother.

Watch the video below:

Reactions as lady loses GH¢1 million in bank account

@Lawrence said:

"There is always a money trail. Usually movement of such amounts requires authorization from a branch manager."

@okeoghene commented:

"This thing happened to my elder brother."

@jobabutu865 said:

"This is exactly wat Nigeria Bank does, if there is money in an account and no activity in few yrs de think de person is dead and dey start cashing out."

Bank makes mistake, people withdraw money

In a related story, YEN.com.gh reported that a mistake in banking service resulted in customers withdrawing money even though they had zero account balances.

Videos circulating on social media showed bank customers queuing up to withdraw "free" cash.

While customers thought they were getting free money, the bank warned that it would be debited from their accounts.

Source: Legit.ng