*Information for our people in Nigeria*

Lesson: Don’t Touch Money on ATM, Even if You Know or See the Owner.
(Learn from this story)
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I want you all to join me in thanking God for His protection over me on Friday last week.

I went to GTB in Ado Ekiti to make a quick transaction on Friday morning.
On entering the bank premises, I looked out for the ATM that had the shortest line and went for that one which fortunately for me had just a boy.

On approaching the ATM, the boy (couldn't have been more than 22years old), sagging his trousers, came out apparently having concluded his transaction.
On his way out, I asked him politely if it the ATM was dispensing cash, and he said it was.

Immediately I entered the cubicle, I noticed a N200 note on the keypad.
I quickly turned to call his attention to the money, but he was already by the entrance to the cubicle.
He said that it was his, and asked me persuasively to give it to him.
I told him to come back and take it.
Again, he asked me to give it to him, and I said to him: "What did you put in your mouth to talk to me?"
He smiled, asking me yet again to please give him the N200.

I immediately slapped him.
He staggered down the 6-step stairs and on regaining his balance, took to his heels.
I called the attention of the security, shouting to them to stop the boy. They locked the gate and apprehended him.

I told them what transpired by the ATM.
They beat the boy thoroughly.
I insisted he must take the N200 he put there and he started begging.

He started crying.
The Mobile Policemen beat him some more and insisted he must take the money.
After about 2 minutes, the boy recited some incantations for about a minute before taking the money.

He had used the N200 as a bait to get his potential sacrifice for money rituals.
I didn't know what happened later, as I was running out of time to meet up an appointment.
*To God be all the glory !*

Please, we must all be very watchful.
Strange things are happening these days.
Money ritualists are becoming more daring and more desperate.
Be alert!!
Be safe!!!

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I no kuku get ATM card...
New tactics everyday!

Hmm

Thanks for the info. May God continue to protect us

nollywood tales

Thank God for your life and for the wisdom you applied.
I hope we all learn from this experience and be more vigilant. The days are really evil.

YOU IMMEDIATELY SLAPPED HIM.
It's not just bout police brutality. An average Nigerian is extremely brutal to fellow citizen. Yu're suppose to be arrested for assault. There's no evidence to back ur claim that the 200naira was placed there for ritual purpose.

This is superstory...
A life of strife and sorrows


What you sing next, concern you

Video or I don't believe it

In these days of camera phone and social media yet no pictures no video, just a liar who hopes to trend with another Yahoo boy story

spinna:
nollywood tales

This type of statement is mostly from people who commit same crime, always trying to make their crime to look common.

Issorite

hisgrace090:


This type of statement is mostly from people who commit same crime, always trying to make their crime to look common.

duh...

Hmmm

When is part 2 coming out? this film go sweet

Hypocrisy is saying superstory but refusing touch free money henceforth at the ATM.

micellgevity:
*Information for our people in Nigeria*

Lesson: Don’t Touch Money on ATM, Even if You Know or See the Owner.
(Learn from this story)
———————
I want you all to join me in thanking God for His protection over me on Friday last week.

I went to GTB in Ado Ekiti to make a quick transaction on Friday morning.
On entering the bank premises, I looked out for the ATM that had the shortest line and went for that one which fortunately for me had just a boy.

On approaching the ATM, the boy (couldn't have been more than 22years old), sagging his trousers, came out apparently having concluded his transaction.
On his way out, I asked him politely if it the ATM was dispensing cash, and he said it was.

Immediately I entered the cubicle, I noticed a N200 note on the keypad.
I quickly turned to call his attention to the money, but he was already by the entrance to the cubicle.
He said that it was his, and asked me persuasively to give it to him.
I told him to come back and take it.
Again, he asked me to give it to him, and I said to him: "What did you put in your mouth to talk to me?"
He smiled, asking me yet again to please give him the N200.

I immediately slapped him.
He staggered down the 6-step stairs and on regaining his balance, took to his heels.
I called the attention of the security, shouting to them to stop the boy. They locked the gate and apprehended him.

I told them what transpired by the ATM.
They beat the boy thoroughly.
I insisted he must take the N200 he put there and he started begging.

He started crying.
The Mobile Policemen beat him some more and insisted he must take the money.
After about 2 minutes, the boy recited some incantations for about a minute before taking the money.

He had used the N200 as a bait to get his potential sacrifice for money rituals.
I didn't know what happened later, as I was running out of time to meet up an appointment.
*To God be all the glory !*

Please, we must all be very watchful.
Strange things are happening these days.
Money ritualists are becoming more daring and more desperate.
Be alert!!
Be safe!!!

#Copied.

rubbish.

Wahala for who still dey use ATM when paga shop full everywhere

gbadexy:
Hypocrisy is saying superstory but refusing touch free money henceforth at the ATM.

micellgevity:
*Information for our people in Nigeria*

Lesson: Don’t Touch Money on ATM, Even if You Know or See the Owner.
(Learn from this story)
———————
I want you all to join me in thanking God for His protection over me on Friday last week.

I went to GTB in Ado Ekiti to make a quick transaction on Friday morning.
On entering the bank premises, I looked out for the ATM that had the shortest line and went for that one which fortunately for me had just a boy.

On approaching the ATM, the boy (couldn't have been more than 22years old), sagging his trousers, came out apparently having concluded his transaction.
On his way out, I asked him politely if it the ATM was dispensing cash, and he said it was.

Immediately I entered the cubicle, I noticed a N200 note on the keypad.
I quickly turned to call his attention to the money, but he was already by the entrance to the cubicle.
He said that it was his, and asked me persuasively to give it to him.
I told him to come back and take it.
Again, he asked me to give it to him, and I said to him: "What did you put in your mouth to talk to me?"
He smiled, asking me yet again to please give him the N200.

I immediately slapped him.
He staggered down the 6-step stairs and on regaining his balance, took to his heels.
I called the attention of the security, shouting to them to stop the boy. They locked the gate and apprehended him.

I told them what transpired by the ATM.
They beat the boy thoroughly.
I insisted he must take the N200 he put there and he started begging.

He started crying.
The Mobile Policemen beat him some more and insisted he must take the money.
After about 2 minutes, the boy recited some incantations for about a minute before taking the money.

He had used the N200 as a bait to get his potential sacrifice for money rituals.
I didn't know what happened later, as I was running out of time to meet up an appointment.
*To God be all the glory !*

Please, we must all be very watchful.
Strange things are happening these days.
Money ritualists are becoming more daring and more desperate.
Be alert!!
Be safe!!!

#Copied.

hope this one is not hallucinating? Maybe too much addiction to nollywood

Which atm dey dispense 200 notes...?
Useless post

In today's episode of things that never happened.

22years old a boy?

micellgevity:
[s]*Information for our people in Nigeria*

Lesson: Don’t Touch Money on ATM, Even if You Know or See the Owner.
(Learn from this story)
———————
I want you all to join me in thanking God for His protection over me on Friday last week.

I went to GTB in Ado Ekiti to make a quick transaction on Friday morning.
On entering the bank premises, I looked out for the ATM that had the shortest line and went for that one which fortunately for me had just a boy.

On approaching the ATM, the boy (couldn't have been more than 22years old), sagging his trousers, came out apparently having concluded his transaction.
On his way out, I asked him politely if it the ATM was dispensing cash, and he said it was.

Immediately I entered the cubicle, I noticed a N200 note on the keypad.
I quickly turned to call his attention to the money, but he was already by the entrance to the cubicle.
He said that it was his, and asked me persuasively to give it to him.
I told him to come back and take it.
Again, he asked me to give it to him, and I said to him: "What did you put in your mouth to talk to me?"
He smiled, asking me yet again to please give him the N200.

I immediately slapped him.
He staggered down the 6-step stairs and on regaining his balance, took to his heels.
I called the attention of the security, shouting to them to stop the boy. They locked the gate and apprehended him.

I told them what transpired by the ATM.
They beat the boy thoroughly.
I insisted he must take the N200 he put there and he started begging.

He started crying.
The Mobile Policemen beat him some more and insisted he must take the money.
After about 2 minutes, the boy recited some incantations for about a minute before taking the money.

He had used the N200 as a bait to get his potential sacrifice for money rituals.
I didn't know what happened later, as I was running out of time to meet up an appointment.
*To God be all the glory !*

Please, we must all be very watchful.
Strange things are happening these days.
Money ritualists are becoming more daring and more desperate.
Be alert!!
Be safe!!!

#Copied[/s].

WHICH KIND NONSENSE BE THIS.

When Gsm came out, the same story.
When whatapp came out the same story
When atm came out the same stupiid story.
When Facebook came out, the same story.

Why is your jazz not working in the banking hall.

I was believing ur story until d part where u said u slapped him , why exactly did you slap him?

I was believing ur story until d part where you slapped him cos I don’t know how his actions warranted a slap

Olaedo7:
Thank God for your life and for the wisdom you applied.
I hope we all learn from this experience and be more vigilant. The days are really evil.

you be mumu if you believe that rubbish

hisgrace090:


This type of statement is mostly from people who commit same crime, always trying to make their crime to look common.

you be mumu if you believe that rubbish write up

All those eksu small boys wey dey do competition for money ....