Go stroll the money off, it's bad.

Give it away

Lol
Moisture

Watch the series HEIST on Netflix that episode where they stole $7.4m out of $100m u would understand better.

Mint money attracts moisture from the air. You don't need to keep it near any water body for this to happen as the water content in the air (humidity) is enough.

Next time, if its not a sunny day keep your mint close to a talcum baby powder to avoid wetness.

You sure say you no forget pure water for your bag?

That's cool money

Must be due to moist....

OK1:

Me I kukuma dey fear. That is how I was busy eyeing the money to see when it will disappear or turn to dust

Hahahahaha....

Funnily it didn't disappear.


@SeniorWriter

I noticed the red string on the floor and the other hand the Ogun owo don return to sender

You prolly kept it in a fully air conditioned area. I can imagine the kind of ACs banks use.

Also because it's mint and has not come in contact with any dust to soak up moisture, that's why it became dripping wet.

OK1:
I run an agency banking business and yesterday a lady that I am very familiar with deposited minted 100,000 naira to her account through me around evening time yesterday. The notes were really sparkling and smelled good, so quickly kept it in a separate section of my back pack for personal use.

To my surprise, when I opened the bag this morning, the cash was all wet up, completely socked in moisture to the point that water was visibly dripping from the bag. I did not keep the bag close to any source of water neither did I keep anything besides money in the bag. I have been scared since, been wondering if it's juju or something.

Anyone with a scientific explanation for this should please make me understand

send it to me I need to examine that money

End time money wey dey masturbate, wet up by itself. Give the money to your pastor for deliverance.

Scientists:
Bad boy, you don ejaculate on am

Hahahhahahaha

Op since you know the person who give you the cash very well, nothing to worry about. If things happen then you arrest her with police and she go swear with god of iron on top the money matter and will be forced to even reimburse 50% or ....

Nigerians don com again o...lol

OK1:
I run an agency banking business and yesterday a lady that I am very familiar with deposited minted 100,000 naira to her account through me around evening time yesterday. The notes were really sparkling and smelled good, so quickly kept it in a separate section of my back pack for personal use.

To my surprise, when I opened the bag this morning, the cash was all wet up, completely socked in moisture to the point that water was visibly dripping from the bag. I did not keep the bag close to any source of water neither did I keep anything besides money in the bag. I have been scared since, been wondering if it's juju or something.

Anyone with a scientific explanation for this should please make me understand

Lol
Moisture

Watch the series HEIST on Netflix that episode where they stole $7.4m out of $100m u would understand better.

Mint money attracts moisture from the air. You don't need to keep it near any water body for this to happen as the water content in the air (humidity) is enough.

Next time, if its not a sunny day keep your mint close to a talcum baby powder to avoid wetness.

visijo:
No be juju be that. Lol.

Marry a beautiful wife so that when you go to family gatherings, she will be asked to prepare salad and not to wash intestines of goats and cow

Olboy,,, washing goat intestines no be by beauty o, na by the weight of her husband's bank account.

The last paragraph of your message is confusing.
You think it is juju money
Some one should give you scientific explanations

How can you use science to explain, describe, analyse and elucidate what seems spiritual?

Scientists:
Bad boy, you don ejaculate on am

This guy na Werey ohh

YorubaKinging:
The end is near

There's no sinner that will go unpunised

The devil will boost you for sometimes but will eventually let you down

This is the story of Sunday igboho who has committed many atrocities which we all know

Instead of him to be low-key, his confidence in the devil pushed him against the government

And no one can fight the government

Sunday igboho and Nnamdi Kanu are both paying for thier sins

God is a righteous God

The same way you and your god buhari willbe 10 times punished in this life and the one to come

Throway am for your dustbin and drop your addresses. It must be contaminated

Lukat those ones telling him to deposit the money ASAP
Today/tomorrow no be holiday again
Ndi mkposi

Scientists:
Bad boy, you don ejaculate on am

Scientists:
Bad boy, you don ejaculate on am

Must have had contact with moisture or water.

E no Don well

Bed wetting in secret

Na rat urinate on it.

Kanayo money, you go soon turn to cow to donate at the next occasion

TarOrfeeek:
The money was probably in an air-conditioning before she brought it to you.

The dampness of your room has affected the notes.

Doesn't explain this level of dampness , besides some ATMs have cooling systems, reason why in some ATMs, the cash dispensed is always cold. OP, dry and go and pay into your account.

OK1:
I run an agency banking business and yesterday a lady that I am very familiar with deposited minted 100,000 naira to her account through me around evening time yesterday. The notes were really sparkling and smelled good, so quickly kept it in a separate section of my back pack for personal use.

To my surprise, when I opened the bag this morning, the cash was all wet up, completely socked in moisture to the point that water was visibly dripping from the bag. I did not keep the bag close to any source of water neither did I keep anything besides money in the bag. I have been scared since, been wondering if it's juju or something.

Anyone with a scientific explanation for this should please make me understand

You better go dry am and return it to bank so that when it enter bank vault, money go begin desapair come your house

e be things