[size=14pt]Illegal transfer: Poly student wrongly credited with N9.3bn is a crook - FirstBank[/size]
Written by Lanre Adewole
Monday, October 25, 2010

As the nation continues to serenade a student of The Polytechnic, Ibadan, Durojaiye Adeyemi Job, who reportedly returned N9.3 billion wrongly credited to his account by FirstBank Plc, a new twist has crept into the saga with the bank authorities accusing him of being a fraud, while calling on Nigerians to stop feting him as a national hero.






http://odili.net/news/source/2010/oct/25/605.html

The bank in a memo dated October 6, 2010 to the Chairman of Oyo State ANCOR, the volunteer arm of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC), the bank claimed that information available to it showed that Job wanted to withdraw more than N20, 000 that he eventually returned but for the quick rectification of the computer error that credited the billions of naira to him in the first place.

The memo was a response to the one earlier written to the bank by the ANCOR boss, seeking clarification from the bank before writing to anti-corruption agencies for official recognition of Job's reported honesty as well as asking the bank to compensate him in order to encourage more Nigerians to embrace honesty.

Replying the anti-corruption campaigners, the bank in a three-page memo signed by Chief Internal Auditor, Ademola Adewale, and Akindipe. C.O of the Internal Audit Department, stated that: "On Friday 13/08/2010 between 6.36pm and 6.53pm, there was an incident where ATM displayed N9.3 billion on all FirstBank ATM cards."

You can imagine First Bank, it pays a lot to be fraudulent in Nigeria.

^^

Realy? whats the connection? you believe the crook, but you cant believe the bank?

this job guy has already been given a scholarship, a car and promised a job after he graduates. i guess we may never know the truth.

RICHIE BOI:

this job guy has already been given a scholarship, a car and promised a job after he graduates. i guess we may never know the truth.

I don't believe the bank. They are simply trying to tarnish his image. Why should he take the 200k back in the first place if he is a thief?

Aloy+Emeka:

I don't believe the bank. They are simply trying to tarnish his image. Why should he take the 200k back in the first place if he is a thief?

20k you mean sir?

Its taking first over 3 months to refute the young man story, only after the anti-graft agents went after them. What else would they say to cover their tracks?

Na wao.
Is ths bank saying the dude is a crook just cos "information they had showed he tried to withdraw more than 20K "

RICHIE BOI:

20k you mean sir?

I stand corrected.

That you dont believe the bank doesnt matter a bit. The truth is the truth.

atampakoeg:

That you dont believe the bank doesnt matter a bit. The truth is the truth.

What is the truth?

The memo was a response to the
one earlier written to the bank
by the ANCOR boss, seeking
clarification from the bank
before writing to anti-corruption
agencies for official recognition
of Job's reported honesty as well
as asking the bank to
compensate him in order to
encourage more Nigerians to
embrace honesty

This is the real reason for all these long stories. The bank is trying to avoid any form of compensation and instead cunning came up with this cock-and-bull story.

Why did they have to wait until they were asked to make compensation before knowing Durojaiye was a 'fraud'?

I just wish there's legal grounds on which the young lad can sue this bank for deformation of character.

Nonsensical crap excuse.

What if the guy had up to N20,000 of his own personal cash which he wanted to withdraw from? Abeg First Bank, do the right thing jo!

Hardtalk:

What if the guy had up to N20,000 of his own personal cash which he wanted to withdraw from? Abeg First Bank, do the right thing jo!

The bank should know that from their records, shouldn't they?

Aloy+Emeka:

The bank should know that from their records, shouldn't they?

Indeed. That is what I was thinking as well.

Whether he tried to withdraw more than 20k is not the issue here. The main question that should be asked is:

WHERE THE FXUCK DID 9.3 BILLION APPEAR FROM, AND WHERE THE FCXUK WAS IT GOING!?!?

bk.babe97y:

Whether he tried to withdraw more than 20k is not the issue here. The main question that should be asked is:

WHERE THE FXUCK DID 9.3 BILLION APPEAR FROM, AND WHERE THE FCXUK WAS IT GOING!?!?

Exactly. . . . this is so selfish tho. Trying to nationally ruin the boy's reputation to cover up their shinanagans.

Was prolly going to a politician's acct. . . .

It may belong to one goverment project looking for where to hide and found itself in the poor boys acc.