A lot of people get what we may call "LUCK" evryday receiving alert dat thier account has been credited with strange sum amount of money and the smart ones fastly got such sum withdrawn immediately to avoid future 'Had I Known'. My former boss once had his account with First Bank credited with more than N17m. My closed friend had his account with UBA credited with more than N11m and he was like mad going frm 1 ATM to another checking to confirm d amount inside and it was d same. He was scared of being traced by efcc if he removes it, but wen finally he made up his mind to go withdraw it, for where, the money had disappeared and he deeply bited his fingers regretting his dullness. As for my former boss, he went openly to d bank and report the strange sum to them. So many others happened wch cant be stated here.

Have you ever been a "lucky banker". State ur experience.

ubong560: A lot of people get what we may call "LUCK" evryday receiving alert dat thier account has been credited with strange sum amount of money and the smart ones fastly got such sum withdrawn immediately to avoid future 'Had I Known'. My former boss once had his account with First Bank credited with more than N17m. My closed friend had his account with UBA credited with more than N11m and he was like mad going frm 1 ATM to another checking to confirm d amount inside and it was d same. He was scared of being traced by efcc if he removes it, but wen finally he made up his mind to go withdraw it, for where, the money had disappeared and he deeply bited his fingers regretting his dullness. As for my former boss, he went openly to d bank and report the strange sum to them. So many others happened wch cant be stated here.

Have you ever been a "lucky banker". State ur experience.

Your friend was very lucky that he didn't touch a single kobo of that 'lucky' funds. It could have landed him so much 'lucky' trouble with Police that next time when he wants to withdraw money, he would ask the cashier to re-confirm that the money is his.

When you see a spurious credit, do not rush to collect it o!

@Akainzo, but do they always trace back such fund irrespective of amount either or small dat involves.?

Akainzo:

Your friend was very lucky that he didn't touch a single kobo of that 'lucky' funds. It could have landed him so much 'lucky' trouble with Police that next time when he wants to withdraw money, he would ask the cashier to re-confirm that the money is his.

When you see a spurious credit, do not rush to collect it o!

GBAMascology!!!!!

A bro tried it back @ school.. The bank traced him few weeks after he withdrew the money.
Well He tried to defend himself on phone when the bank called but on getting to the Banking Hall, the university's chaplain & other men were already waiting for him to arrive & tender his I.D card!

Thank God say man no man . We eventually raised the money within few minutes...That was after we begged & begged & begged....