Man Shouts at Female Banker, Seizes Bank Equipment over a Deduction to his Account, Video Goes Viral

Man Shouts at Female Banker, Seizes Bank Equipment over a Deduction to his Account, Video Goes Viral

  • There was uproar at a bank situated in Ikotun area of Lagos as an angry customer registered his displeasure at their service in an unexpected way
  • The Nigerian man seized a property belonging to the bank as he slammed the bank officials over an unauthorized deduction to his account
  • The irate man went live on Instagram to record his complaint despite pleas from a female banker

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A Nigerian man caused a huge stir at a bank in Ikotun, Lagos as he lamented an unauthorized deduction to his account that has been unattended to.

In a clip from the incident shared by @instablog9ja on Instagram, the man is seen with equipment belonging to the bank as he threatened to break the item.

Viral video shows moment man seized bank property, shouts at female banker over unauthorized debit to his account
He shouted at the top of his voice Photo Credit: Screengrabs from video shared by @instablog9ja
Source: UGC

He refused to be calmed

The man then stated that he is live on Instagram about the matter, a move a female banker tried to arrest but was unsuccessful as the angry customer stood his ground.

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Shouting at the top of his voice, he reprimanded the female banker for trying to stop him from recording the incident in the bank.

According to the man, he has been showing up at the bank every day for a month now and yet they refused to fix the deduction issue.

As more bank officials came around to calm him, the man threatened to leave the premises with the equipment.

Watch the video below:

Nigerians call out their respective banks

@honeypels said:

"Access bank na weyrey bank now the way dey deduct money i don't understand."

@coach_champs stated:

"Access bank has the worst customer service ur complaints are never treated as important..especially if they see sey u no too get money for account."

@twehki_ wrote:

"Na wetin I go do wema bank be this they’ll debit someone u no go see wetin u pay for you no go see money …to reverse will be problem."

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@mekamajik remarked:

"Until you show dem some madness that’s when they will seriously attend to you yeye bank."

Man 'scatters' bank over deductions to his account

Meanwhile, it was previously reported that a Nigerian man had 'scattered' a bank as he protested unauthorized deductions to his accounts.

In the video shared by Instablog9ja on Instagram, the vexed man lamented at the top of his voice despite efforts by security personnel and a banker to calm him down.

He then faced the banker questioning the continuous deductions to his account.

He could be heard saying in pidgin English, ''Shey you dey whine me ni,'' an expression that reflects his surprise at the unexplainable debit alerts. The angry customer wondered if the bank actually put the money there for him or worked to make ends meet on his behalf.

Source: YEN.com.gh

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