Elderly man explodes after N1.5m vanishes from his Access Bank account, Nigerians call-out other banks

A disgruntled man has created a scene at the banking hall of an unidentified branch of Access Bank after the cash sum of N1.5 million mysteriously went missing from his account.

The elderly man who is yet to be identified was seen on the counter as he took off his shirt and sat down in protest.

Some customers and staff who were at the banking hall pleaded with him to seek redress in a different manner.

The video that has since gone viral has drawn reactions from the public.

Nigerians on social media have also used to opportunity to share their personal mishaps in some notable banks.

See some reactions

@tmpiuse wrote: "One thing pple don’t know is that fraud can’t happen in your account without u authorizing it.. Eg if third party have access to ur ATM card details, access to ur line, calling OTP sent to ur line to an unknown person, or clicking unprotected http, u are in fraud to happen."

@Florenc49090737 commented: "Refused to refund my 5k. Infant the customer care lady told me I can’t get a refund because is been too long. Bla bla."

Robinson Akpu said: "I recall going to and fro Access Bank to clarify why over 300k disappeared from my account, just because I was doing a lot of transactions at the time, I couldn't tell if it was reversed but in the end. I just had to heal at home."

@anaga_banner said: "@UBAGroup you guys are criminals masquerading as bank. The only 32 thousand in my cousin’s account and she came to your useless bank. Your staff said they can’t trace the money. What a useless bank you are."

@kekere_ekun0 said: "Scatter everywhere for them! oloriburuku lawon people yen just last week 153k vanished from my UBA too!"

@DunamisChin said: "Please now. Open your eyes and watch the video like 600 times. The name of the bank is bold even a blind man can see it."

Maestro???? said: "@ZenithBank refused to respond to message in their dm. 29k vanished no familiar txn on statement and different amount on statements. Worst is the balance didn’t correlate with the debit alert."



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