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They'll have to explain it to their kids...

sonikstargirl:
I don't understand a single thing

Really....you mean you read it right on your first try?

agarawu23:
hahaha


nice one Op u caught me

Read whats on the picture and sincerely say if you got it all right with your first trial.

cc; Obinoscopy

This is sad...if there was availability of fuel the drivers wont dare carry fuel in jerry cans.
If we have steady supply of electricity the people will have no need to buy fuel in gallons.
If the flared gas from oil wells were properly distributed to homes there will be less cases of gas fires.
This country is soo rich and yet people die of causes that could have been easily avoided .if only our rulers were more compassionate and did the right things we would not have been in this state...the time is coming and they will all pay for what they put Nigerians thru.

Check this one out too.

teeowl:
Temptation - you see a lot of money but you are not allowed to take it for yourself.

Yes bro...one of the hardest thing to do is being the one counting other peoples money

segunadewale:
Call a Spade a spade; the work environment of a contract Staff will aid theft. They do absolutely all d jobs in d branch with a take home of N70,000 after exhausting all useful hours to d job. There are some called DSA, this is disgusting. Where in d world do they outsource a graduate after 1year mandatory service...our system aids fraud.

Am not disputing you at all, I know how contract staffs are underpaid and its not only in the banking sector.I believe a select few use this methods to enrich themselves cause i see no reason why a company will outsource its recruitment to another company to get staffs which in turn takes as high as 20 to 30k monthly from what the company pays the staff.Infact i believe some high ranking staffs in these companies get well settled to keep this 'slavery' running and this is something the incoming government should look into but not witstanding if an unemployed youth is given a job he must have read the terms of the position and accepting the job equally means he has accepted the terms which includes the pay,If he does not like the terms then he should not accept the job.If there were more jobs available out there believe me these companies will scarp these contract jobs themselve cause no sane graduate will want to work as a contract staff.

GEJ na correct man..He could have decided not to and nobody would ask why he did not but he did.I still duff my hat anyday for you.

If we had more Judges like justice chukwu then probably alot of these political thieves would be in jail by now.

zubby29:
hmmmm.banks exposed demselves to all dis by recruiting and paying contract staff peanuts

True but i still feel there is really no justification for theft.If we learn how to not be greedy then i believe things will not be this bad in this country.

Making money but the wrong way...

Simply give the keys to my old friend to drive the old woman home and then walk in the rain with the love of my life.

A Federal High Court in Lagos, last week Thursday, ordered the prison remand of a female member of staff of Diamond Bank Plc, Eniola Morondiya, who allegedly aided some fraudsters to process N241m said to be proceeds of a criminal act.

Morondiya, a teller on contract employment with Diamond Bank, was remanded along with the four alleged fraudsters, Suleiman Mohammed, Ibrahim Danazumi, Roland Aroko and Francis Akpabio, all males.

The remand of the five accused persons followed their arraignment on four counts of conspiracy and money laundering before Justice Okon Abang.

The prosecution, in the charge marked FHC/L/170c/15, alleged that the plot to move the N241m proceeds of criminal act, using Morondiya, was hatched during a meeting of the accused persons with some persons still at large on February 1, 2015.

Members of the fraud syndicate were said to have met at Protea Hotel in Maryland, Lagos where they conspired among themselves to, with the assistance of Morondiya, move the N241m into various bank accounts in order to conceal the illicit origin of the huge sum.

Morondiya, who worked at the Jibowu, Yaba branch of Diamond Bank, was alleged to have been paid N3m by one Solomon Ikeije, being her promised share of the N241m made from an alleged illegal deal.

She allegedly received the money on February 3, 2015 and retained same in her own bank account after helping the fraud syndicate to post the N241m on February 2, 2015.

The prosecutor, E.K. Ugwu, further alleged that the fifth defendant, Akpabio, received and concealed N27m of the N241m in the Diamond Bank account of his company, Edokori Oil Ventures.

Akpabio was accused of transferring N7m out of the N27m he received into a certain account number with Ecobank and thereafter transferred another N2.1m into a separate account before withdrawing N3m for himself at the Burma Road, Apapa, Lagos branch of Diamond Bank on February 2, 2015.

According to the prosecution, as of the time of investigation, N15m was discovered in Akpabio’s Diamond Bank account.

The five accused persons were charged for allegedly violating Section 15(2) (3), 17 and 18(a) of the Money Laundering (prohibition) Act, 2012.

They however pleaded not guilty to the charges, following which the prosecutor moved the court to remand them in prison custody.

http://www.punchng.com/news/bank-worker-on-trial-for-aiding-n241m-fraud/

Nice...learnt alot.Always drive safely

premier à commenter...

This is the best way to go to save this country from the hands of the cabals milking the citizens dry.

Lol...Nigerians.

Wow...nice map for those who wants to go into online sales of products...now you know what to sell

Works fairly ok for plane picture but pictures with filters will probably get older age figures.

I must learn coding o...see as am just wondering what is CMS

This is old news naa...na wah for nairaland o

This one is very gidi o...

ovalrose:
are these men incredibly stupid or they just have death wishes?

Probably doing what most men would do.Taking risks.

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