iykebest1:
This country is a joke. The man committed no crime. Why the hell did they publish his details for all to see? At least he didn't take the money at gun point neither did he conned anybody for the money. They should ve quietly looked for the man and ask for their money back in a more matured manner. Now they ve compounded everything. If I were to be the man, I will get a good lawyer and sue their incompetent asss for infamous defamation.






Before u start spewing tushes around, it might interest u to knw that am a banker. I knw what am saying.

chrisantus52:
sharp man u na badoo, GOD abeg bless me oh.

iykebest1:
A bank is a financial institution/organization where utmost care and attention must be given even to the smallest transaction. Hence there are no rooms for errors and incompetence.


One who works in a bank must possess an eagle eye for every transaction. Any error that is traceable could be reversed with the permission of the operation head or in cases where it is not traceable, such person will be asked to cover for his/her errors.


In this man's case, the error was traced to his acc and I strongly believe that they must ve contacted the man or at least tried with no avail . The simplest thing they should ve done is to follow the man up and ask for the money back peacefully.


Now, what if the error wasn't traced to his acc? Would they ve gone ahead to state their errors and incompetence online?


Let me summarize by sharing with u a brief story of what happened in my branch. An ET ( executive trainee) who is yet to be confirmed a staff overpaid a certain man from witchtech industry who came to cash a cheque addressed to him for a certain job. The money overpaid to him was 500k. The witchtech guy on reaching his company discovered that the money was in excess, he called the man who gave him d cheque and told him that the money he wrote was in excess. The man quickly drove by and requested for the 500k. Not quite long, d same banker who carried out d transaction came to d office of d witchtech guy and started pleading for his money back.



Without wasting time, the wichtech guy quickly called the man who claimed the money to return it. The man said that he is already in Maiduguri instead of Enugu where the whole thing happened. He wired 300k via internet banking and refuse to release the other. The man stated it categorically that nobody should disturb him any further since he has done no wrong. The money was peacefully given to him without any force as no one could prove any forceful collection. The ET guy had to make up for d rest.



The big question is. "Why couldn't they arrest or report the man if they are so right?"


Same goes to this man in question here. He didn't steal or con anybody so why defaming him . You don't willingly and consciously give me a gift in my own house and still dictate how I should use it.


Cc .
. Tahtah
. Bollinger. (Mr foodo)

Bollinger:


You might be a banker, but you don't know what you are talking about. It is a crime anywhere in the world. I'm sure if the funds were mistakenly withdrawn from yours into his, you'll be singing a different tune right now.

ElPhoche:

My brother if the likes of you are manning our banks and money, sorry for this country. Gact is THE MONEY IS NOT HIS. If aa sum of/from that nature enters his account, he should vheck in with his bank. Honesty is a virtue we all N should imbibe and cherish. Imagine the disgrace his children would face with this in school...

iykebest1:
my bro. Don't get it twisted. We are not talking of morals here. D fact remains dat what he did was wrong. But under d law, he has done no wrong.

sashaa:

Dear accurate, error free, sharp and articulate banker. Errors do occur, no matter how much we try to curb them. Even programmed systems do malfunction from time to time

simplyOJ:
Come on guys! I would not want to believe things have gotten
this bad. Majority of the post thus far, seems to be hailing the
action of the man.

The man would have saved himself all the stress. He will definitely
be apprehended when he least expected and then he will have to pay
back even much more than what he stole.

My bible tells me "stolen bread is sweet, but it shall soon turn to gravel in the mouth"

iamodenigbo1:
hummmm,so I fit withdraw 45mill at once?

Onyejiuwaokoh:
The man go say God has remembered me at last

ASL33:
Its no crime, I use to work with marks and spencer, one month they credited more than my salary. When they realized I told them I have used it. The best they did is to reach agreement meant with me to be paying so so amount on monthly bases. Nobody has the right to debit my account without my consent.

wordcat:
Whatever that is in the land belongs to the owner of the land therefore, this isn't stealing at all. The money was mistakenly credited to his account and he mistakenly withdrew the money thinking that it was his own.

iykebest1:
This country is a joke. The man committed no crime. Why the hell did they publish his details for all to see? At least he didn't take the money at gun point neither did he conned anybody for the money. They should ve quietly looked for the man and ask for their money back in a more matured manner. Now they ve compounded everything. If I were to be the man, I will get a good lawyer and sue their incompetent asss for infamous defamation.


The same Bible allows for mana from heaven.
The man has his mana from heaven.




Before u start spewing tushes around, it might interest u to knw that am a banker. I knw what am saying.

simplyOJ:
Come on guys! I would not want to believe things have gotten
this bad. Majority of the post thus far, seems to be hailing the
action of the man.

The man would have saved himself all the stress. He will definitely
be apprehended when he least expected and then he will have to pay
back even much more than what he stole.

My bible tells me "stolen bread is sweet, but it shall soon turn to gravel in the mouth"

wordcat:
Whatever that is in the land belongs to the owner of the land therefore, this isn't stealing at all. The money was mistakenly credited to his account and he mistakenly withdrew the money thinking that it was his own.

maximilliano505:
Dats is called taking