🚨 ATTENTION NIGERIANS!

It's high time we address the blatant exploitation happening at the hands of some fraudulent bankers across Nigeria. These individuals have developed a disturbing habit of emptying the ATMs, diverting the cash meant for legitimate customers into the hands of their personal POS operators. The result? Outrageous charges that force ordinary citizens to pay exorbitant fees just to access their hard-earned money.

This illegal act has reached its peak, and it demands urgent intervention from the government and law enforcement agencies. In today's Nigeria, walking up to an ATM and finding it stocked with cash has become a rarity. Instead, the money meant for us, the customers, is being siphoned off by these unscrupulous bankers.

We cannot allow this to continue. The regulatory agencies must act swiftly to save Nigerians from these predatory practices. After all, we cannot function in an economy without physical currency—especially when not all transactions can be completed via fund transfers. Paying ₦200 to withdraw ₦1,000 is nothing short of robbery.

Enough is enough. Let's stand together and demand accountability! 💪 #BankingFraud #SaveOurMoney #RegulatePOSFees #NigeriansDeserveBetter

I thought I was the only one that has noticed this trend. Since the aftermath of Emefiele cash crunch, Nigerian banks have refused to stock their ATMs with cash. This is nothing but economic sabotage and stealing from the citizenry. Let's make this trend on all social media platforms. We can't continue to accept empty ATMs as the norm in the country.

Very good point
POS people have now turned middle men for money