salalau alay wasalam

So touching. Can this happen in our so called country?

She must have gone through a lot watching him being helpless; he had a mother’s love despite all.

It must have been an agonizing moment for the 63-year-old man who had always been looked after by his mother. May her soul rest in peace.

Abdul Rahman paying his last respect

Some people consider mothers to be deities; they believe it is not out of place for these special people to be worshipped.

The reason for this decision should not be far fetched as mothers will always go to any length in ensuring the safety of their children.

Age is nothing to these women; the moment they give birth and become mothers, their roles start. This role does not end with the graduation of their children; children will always remain their parents’ babies.

A mother’s love is selfless; she will travel miles on her feet if that will make her children happy. There will always be nights where she will sleep hungry in order for her children to be satisfied. Her children’s happiness comes first as nothing gives her more joy than seeing her children happy.


At this point, it is important for us to make some clarifications; not all women are mothers even though all mothers are women. Now do not be confused by this; a woman who goes through labour pains and child birth does not encompass the real meaning of the word mother.

What do you say about women who give birth and dump their babies in bushes and dump sites? Are they even fit to be called mothers in the first place? Motherhood is a phase many women look forward to even though some of these women are not qualified by human standards to be called mothers.

A mother’s role is always sacrificial; it requires patience and understanding as they have to show their love while guiding the children on the right path. The story of Meliah Md Diah, a 101-year-old woman, will tell you what a mother’s love should be like. It is simply pure and unadulterated.

This old woman took care of her 63-year-old disabled son till she died; it is expected that a woman of that age will have issues moving round or remembering things. However, as muddled up as the thoughts of this woman could be at that age, she never forgot her son’s name.

Caring for her son was the most important thing to her as she looked after his affairs till she passed on. Most women cannot be that understanding and patient when it comes to looking after disabled children.

Some of these women willingly give away children that are physically fit; do you think they will want to be stuck with an invalid for the rest of their lives? Meliah Md Diah must have gone through a lot while Abdul Rahman, her 63-year-old son was younger; she must have done everything she could to make him whole and normal.

The 63-year-old son could neither walk nor talk; yet, Diah did not cast him away. Despite her fading memory, she knew she had a son who depended on her. She saw to his needs despite her age.

She saw her son as a cross she had to bear; she stayed and remained devoted to him all her life. Situ Jaleha Yunus, the 101-year-old woman’s niece said her aunt had issues breathing and was immediately taken to her son. Abdul Rahman was with her as she spent her last minutes.

The mother-child bond is a strong one; it is touching to know that despite the inhuman acts going on in the world, one could still get a love as deep and strong as theirs. This story will remind you of the beauty of motherhood; it will tell you of the struggles of women in other parts of the world.

See some of the pictures of the 101-year-old woman and her 63-year-old son below:


https://www.naij.com/966633-touching-read-101-year-old-woman-63-year-old-disabled-son.html

Sorry for the late feedback.
They even send staff from their headquarter to come & apologize.
The money have been refunded.
They promised to work on the loop holes.

Good
Part of his social responsibility

Pls Mr Jide Un subscribe me from what is deducting N100 from my account. I message mtn whatsapp chat but no response. The no is: 08138545461

We visited the head office yesterday to submit the lawyer's letter. They promised to start investigation immediately. They promised 2 weeks for feedback. Hope to see positive results.

We visited the head office yesterday to submit the lawyer's letter. They promised that they will start investigation immediately. They promised 2 weeks for feedback. We do hope to see positive results.

Vomm:
Tell ur dad to go bak to the bank and request for a withdrawal slip and fill the slip like this

Thanks for the advice

We shall the lawyer's letter tomorrow

No response received from the letter submitted to the branch yesterday

We shall submit the lawyer's letter tomorrow

No response received from the letter submitted to the branch yesterday

We've involved a lawyer. The lawyer's letter will be delivered hopefully tomorrow. Provided that there's no strike tomorrow

osile2012:
[size=18pt]Op i hope this is not story your dad is using as excuse to dodge bill Joking

On a serious note: First i will advise u follow the link on my signature, click on rate brands, find the bank and click to rate them based on your experience.

Nigerians should form the habit of rating these brands through this platform.

Then proceed to the bank. There is no way someone can withdraw cash from a savings account if it not the signatory except by atm machine. [/size]

He did not even have ATM

I also mail there YES centre (customer care)

I also mail there YES centre (customer care)

We went to the bank today to submit a letter to the branch manager as requested. Waiting for the outcome

We went to the bank today to submit a letter to the branch manager as requested. Waiting for the outcome

MeAboki:
He should stand his ground that the bank was duty bound to protect his money and therefore responsible and culpable for the loss.
He should demand for full refund and not accept any excuse or otherwise threaten them with EFCC if they fail to do so - it seems to me it was an inside job and the bank was clearly negligent; its therefore their responsibility and their loss - no shaking.

That's my assumption too, people are saying it's insiders work

stnkembu:
@Op, who did the bank said withdrew the Money?
They have CCTV coverage, so they can easily tell.
Meanwhile, your Dad should write to them officially, requesting that his money be refunded immediately.

He said the attendant even said the transactions was done in a branch he has not visited.

Good day Nairalanders, please I need professional advice on steps to take. Am seriously confused. My Dad went to SKYPE BANK, precisely SANGO OTA branch today to make cash withdrawer. After filling the teller, the cashier said he has less than the amount he filled in the teller, knowing fully that he has more than that, he requested for his statement of account only to find out that an unknown person have been withdrawing from his account without receiving any alerts from may 6th. The person has withdraw a total of one million four hundred and eighty five thousand naira.
Mind you he has no ATM card. It was cash with drawer. Please what steps do suggest we should take. Cos, he seriously confused.

gidimasters:
Huh? Hope he didn't sign a yet to use cheque... meanwhile, even if there is a signed cheque, the bank should be able to trace the cvlprit as there will be records na

It is a saving account

SUPERPACK:
Get a gud lawyer, and sue the bank demanding for the evidence of transaction and the withdrawal slip used btw 6th-the discovery date and if Possible the CCTV coverage of the previous transactions, then proceed to report to EFCC for investigation and prosecution.

Ok thank you. U suggest we start with a lawyer?

Good day Nairalanders, please I need professional advice on steps to take. Am seriously confused. My Dad went to SKYPE BANK, precisely SANGO OTA branch today to make cash withdrawer. After filling the teller, the cashier said he has less than the amount he filled in the teller, knowing fully that he has more than that, he requested for his statement of account only to find out that an unknown person have been withdrawing from his account without receiving any alerts from may 6th. The person has withdraw a total of one million four hundred and eighty five thousand naira.
Mind you he has no ATM card. It was cash with drawer. Please what steps do suggest we should take. Cos, he seriously confused.

Pls, sorry to ask. what is the difference between a nurse and Doctor

Pls, will it still work for 24hrs daily cos d data is weekend package

Dont know where people get most of d problems they itemised about d tab. I use d 1701 for 6months without any issue b4 i sold it to buy d 1702. Av been using d 1702 for over 2 months now. Seriously am enjoying d tab.