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Glitterze:
Go to UBA first to explain and confirm your account balance, then it's the outcome that will let you know if you will still have to return to first bank to lodge a complaint.

I did that and I was asked to go to first bank.

Please I need help on something everyone.
I transferred some money from my First bank using the ATM at a UBA branch to my other UBA bank account . I didn't receive the alert instantly. I received the alert 9am the next day that I've been debited. But the money in question wasn't transferred to my UBA account rather I got a message that says "your account has been debited with ₦20,000 by FBN/PAYARENA. I reported at first bank but the person who attended to me was confused and he told me to come back the next day. Just to add to this, I actually successfully transferred ₦1000 previously to my other using and I still got the FBN/PAYRENA but my other account got credited message but the 20K I transferred later to my other account wasn't reflecting and I was debited and I got a FBN/PAYARRNA message.
Please what do I do? How did I get debited by Payarena when I've never used it? Please have you experienced that? Did you get your money back?
@seun osewa @lalasticlala help push this page. That money is part of my school fees I beg you.

Please I need clarification and help in this. Bankers and accountants in the house please help out..
Please I need help on something everyone.
I transferred some money from my First bank using the ATM at a UBA branch to my other UBA bank account . I didn't receive the alert instantly. I received the alert 9am the next day that I've been debited. But the money in question wasn't transferred to my UBA account rather I got a message that says "your account has been debited with ₦20,000 by FBN/PAYARENA. I reported at first bank but the person who attended to me was confused and he told me to come back the next day. Just to add to this, I actually successfully transferred ₦1000 previously to my other using and I still got the FBN/PAYRENA but my other account got credited message but the 20K I transferred later to my other account wasn't reflecting and I was debited and I got a FBN/PAYARRNA message.
Please what do I do?

Please I need help on something everyone.
I transferred some money from my First bank using the ATM at a UBA branch to my other UBA bank account . I didn't receive the alert instantly. I received the alert 9am the next day that I've been debited. But the money in question wasn't transferred to my UBA account rather I got a message that says "your account has been debited with ₦20,000 by FBN/PAYARENA. I reported at first bank but the person who attended to me was confused and he told me to come back the next day. Just to add to this, I actually successfully transferred ₦1000 previously to my other using and I still got the FBN/PAYRENA but my other account got credited message but the 20K I transferred later to my other account wasn't reflecting and I was debited and I got a FBN/PAYARRNA message.
Please what do I do? Why did I get debited by payarena? I've never used payarena.

Please I need help on something everyone.
I transferred some money from my First bank using the ATM at a UBA branch to my other UBA bank account . I didn't receive the alert instantly. I received the alert 9am the next day that I've been debited. But the money in question wasn't transferred to my UBA account rather I got a message that says "your account has been debited with ₦20,000 by FBN/PAYARENA. I reported at first bank but the person who attended to me was confused and he told me to come back the next day. Just to add to this, I actually successfully transferred ₦1000 previously to my other using and I still got the FBN/PAYRENA but my other account got credited message but the 20K I transferred later to my other account wasn't reflecting and I was debited and I got a FBN/PAYARRNA message.
Please what do I do?

Grandest:
Please I need help on something everyone.
I transferred some money from my First bank using the ATM at a UBA branch to my other UBA bank account . I didn't receive the alert instantly. I received the alert 9am the next day that I've been debited. But the money in question wasn't transferred to my UBA account rather I got a message that says "your account has been debited with ₦20,000 by FBN/PAYARENA. I reported at first bank but the person who attended to me was confused and he told me to come back the next day. Just to add to this, I actually successfully transferred ₦1000 previously to my other using and I still got the FBN/PAYRENA but my other account got credited message but the 20K I transferred later to my other account wasn't reflecting and I was debited and I got a FBN/PAYARRNA message.
Please what do I do?

@seun Osewa @lalasticlala

Please I need help on something everyone.
I transferred some money from my First bank using the ATM at a UBA branch to my other UBA bank account . I didn't receive the alert instantly. I received the alert 9am the next day that I've been debited. But the money in question wasn't transferred to my UBA account rather I got a message that says "your account has been debited with ₦20,000 by FBN/PAYARENA. I reported at first bank but the person who attended to me was confused and he told me to come back the next day. Just to add to this, I actually successfully transferred ₦1000 previously to my other using and I still got the FBN/PAYRENA but my other account got credited message but the 20K I transferred later to my other account wasn't reflecting and I was debited and I got a FBN/PAYARRNA message.
Please what do I do?

Please I need help on something everyone.
I transferred some money from my First bank using the ATM at a UBA branch to my other UBA bank account . I didn't receive the alert instantly. I received the alert 9am the next day that I've been debited. But the money in question wasn't transferred to my UBA account rather I got a message that says "your account has been debited with ₦20,000 by FBN/PAYARENA. I reported at first bank but the person who attended to me was confused and he told me to come back the next day. Just to add to this, I actually successfully transferred ₦1000 previously to my other using and I still got the FBN/PAYRENA but my other account got credited message but the 20K I transferred later to my other account wasn't reflecting and I was debited and I got a FBN/PAYARRNA message.
Please what do I do?

piper7:
2002? Wow! Man you're old ooo!!

Old? How? I watched him create the assist that led to Aghahowa scoring and I'm in my late twenties.. What do you mean old?

Nowenuse:
Yes, Anatomy which I finished from was in Basic Medical sciences, under school of Medicine. As was Physiology, MBC, MLS, Nursing and later introduced Physiotherapy.
Dr(Mrs) Oboh who cleared me in 100L was the Dean of BMS when I finished, I don't know about now.

I was typing in such a rush, perhaps the reason I mixed things up.
Are you an alumni of the same faculty or currently a student there?

I'm a student in the faculty of pharmacy —400 level precisely.
Howdy? Nice to meet you.

Nowenuse:
I was far far far more intelligent than my elder brother right from childhood till we entered universities. I was always the star pupil and intelligent one in the family while he lagged behind.
He went to Covenant varsity and I went to Uniben. He finished with a high 2.1, almost to get first class, while I finished with 2.2 in Uniben, after having an extra year . Department of medical sciences.

Department of medical sciences in uniben ? When was that established? I have some misgivings about your story.

Nowenuse:
My brother you are not alone in this, believe me.

I finished from Uniben in 2017 from the faculty of medical sciences and believe me, going to Uniben was the biggest mistake and regret I have in this life till now. Especially when I had the option of going to a private varsity.

Throughout my primary school and for most of my secondary school, I was a star pupil and always came at the top of the class.
Uniben was a very different story for me and I actually had an extra year.
Till now I hate Benin city as a whole and avoid going to that city like a plague, even though I have lots of family members there. Cos whenever I go there, I remember the frustrations from that school called Uniben.

Almost everything about Uniben is fvcked up. Only few faculties are sane. The rest are like a death trap.
I was an intelligentsia and erudite before I got into Uniben. I was very passionate about an academic career and education. However, I have lost all that steam attending Uniben and all my heart and attention in life have been diverted towards business.
I don't even want to hear of a master's degree with my 2 ears, in spite of how much my family is on my neck to pursue a master's.

When I was in my final year and I saw the new intakes who were very happy and excited to gain admission into Uniben, I shook my head. I pitied them.
Uniben is just like the road to hell, where before you realize how far you have gone, it's too late to turn around.

My brother, it is well.
You are definitely not alone in this.
Dust yourself and pick yourself up, things are going to be fine.

Faculty of medical science? There is no such thing as that.. In uniben, we have School of medicine and faculty of basic medical science..
I don't know where you got yours from..

SDEC:
Is "childs" the plural for "child" in uniben?

Lol... �� I was having a bad time but you made me laugh.. Please the plural of child in uniben is children.

Muna4real:
Examination malpractice is becoming worse as the days go by especially and in fact, only in Nigeria. Students no longer read ahead for their exams. What they do, is to "gather " money for the exams. The rate of exam malpractice has risen to the extent that even parents are involved in this shameful act. Let me tell you my story.

I sat for my WAEC exams in 2017. I actually started preparing for my exams in ss2 ,because I knew that my parents will never ever pay for Expo, and so I had to respect myself and do my best. While the exam date was approaching, I discovered that most boys in my class were not coming to school frequently as they were . As the class monitor, I was always marking them absent in the school register. So one day I decided to ask them why they don't come to school as often, and they told me that they had to gather money for Expo . They said that they cannot kill themselves reading everyday when they can just pay to pass. I was half surprised because they were not doing well in class Afterall. I tried to make them drop the idea but it was a fruitless effort.

My principal later appointed a particular teacher to be the school's exam coordinator. This man Ehh, is the state's top run's man. He runs for waec, jamb, neco, post utme, in fact, he is a top runner( so he made us believe). As the exams were approaching, he started collecting money for Expo, and he collected based on the importance of the subject. Example

Maths -5000

English -5000

Chemistry -5000

Physics -5000

Biology 4000

Commerce -3000

Tie and die -1500,and so on.

Students were paying and since I couldn't pay, I was reading. I became as thin as a broom stick. The teacher was even registering people who will not even write the exams. Those ones payed about 60000 . They couldn't write because they were working. I got to know all about this because this teacher will tell us to our faces to bring our loved ones who are willing to pay.

When the exams came, the first subject we wrote was maths. My people, come and see runs. I haven't seen any like it in my entire life. Those who payed were sitting at the back while we were sitting at the front. Sometimes the invigilator will taunt us and laugh at us because we refused to pay. What surprised me more was the amount the invigilator collected. My people, he requested for 350000. My class was large and in fact, another school was joining us, so we were up to 300. Our "Expo teacher " payed the money and added a slaughtered fowl which he asked me to buy (as the prefect of the class). I didn't know that I was buying fowl for an Expo invigilator ohh. He just said that I should buy fowl and I bought.

Through out the days we wrote the exams, the invigilators were payed. The teacher was writing personally for those who couldn't come to the school to write. He would take answer booklets, ask other teachers for the answers to the ones he doesn't know (all teachers were working together), write for them and submit. I wasn't scared because I was confident in what I wrote and in fact, the exams were simple for me . I only had difficulty in physics.

My people when the results were out, I passed ohh but guess who was the best student. The best student of my school 2017/1018 session was a pump attendant at one filling station in sapele who didn't even know the address of my school. He was one of those students my teacher was writing for. Chai. Ahh this life no balance.

When will malpractice stop in Nigeria? When will our youths begin to see that malpractice damages the society. These days, there are half baked graduated everywhere. Why? Why can't they just put enough hard work if they want to pass exams? Why?

Nice post. I sent you a mail. Kindly reply or can you please give me your email address?

dasparrow:
Glad you are back.
When one tries to advice Nigerians, they won't listen. They think every part of the world is safe and that couldn't be further from the truth.

Many Nigerians also don't understand that there is a lot of discrimination towards Africans worldwide. All they are thinking about is how to leave Nigeria and in their desperation they go from frying pan to fire. Some end up coming back in a coffin. It's very unfortunate.

The educational system here is horrible believe me. Nigeria is a big joke. I won't blame anybody for trying to leave. I'll just advise them to go to a well established and well known country. I repeat Nigeria is a hellish place to live in.

strafist911:
Practice what you preach fool. Your posts also reeks of insecurity.
That was my opinion and I wasn't referring to you.
Air yours.

I've always known you're a poltroon. You're too dumb to engage in a proper conversation without using expletives. Go get a life fish face!!!

strafist911:
Imagine what a woman is wishing her fellow woman. WOMEN ARE THEIR WORST ENEMIES BECAUSE OF THE JEALOUSY/ENVY IN THEIR BITTER HEARTS.
Erica is well travelled and has lived most of her life in the UK while a local woman like you will never meet or date a dude like kiddwaya through out your existence in this planet earth.

Your post reeks of insecurity. After all, she wasn't referring to you. Why are you taking it personal? She just aired her opinions on a forum. Hey, air yours and the ad-hominen attack is unnecessary.

Slynation:
Eya... I can fully relate to this, Nwoke ni ife...!!
I once did something like this when I needed money so badly in 2012 at Barnawa Kaduna...But mine was grinding of broken blocks manually with a heavy metal to be remoulded (this was by far the hardest one which I didn't even last up to 20mins, I even left the money and my guys and ran home with the excuse of lemme go and piss) and also loading and offloading of blocks which is staked at #2 altogether for 6 inches block and #4 for loading and offloading of 9 inches blocks.... Omo that work no easy shaah, I know the kinda injuries I sustained during those days.... God...!! Give us the grace to make this money legitimately

Amen bro..

Ishilove:
N1,400 for back breaking work? It is not even enough for tfare these days.

God, what a country where the divide between the rich and poor is as wide as the Atlantic ocean, and yet the youths come to the social media to support and fight themselves over their oppressors. Our minds have really been spiritually caged in this country, which is why we act like zombies in the face of severe hardship.

As in eh.. I just tire for this country... I'm done done done with this country!

Odunolumide:
The guy know say he get problem self, even me self don dey think am .
Everyone at United claims he is so good, but when they give am chance , the guy no dey fit play well.

I just tire o.

quentin06:
Hmm so you believe that god is a farce abi?

Nope! God is not a farce! He's real, powerful, dependable and all knowing. His ways are higher than our ways and I believe in Him.
This is clearly a matter of choice. Some persons committed rape and premeditated murder and you're coming up with an alibi that God should be held responsible. They were in full possession of their senses that what they were about doing is crime but they proceeded to do it. This is a choice they made. Everyday we all are faced with situations where we must make choices. God gave us the will. We are free moral agents. It's inherent in us to distinguish between good and evil. Rape is evil — murder is evil but you went ahead to commit such demonic and sordid acts. That's a choice. Anybody blaming God is clearly living on "Mount stupid" and very irresponsible.

Kekereekun123:
A God that can protect his own. A useless god not worth serving

I'm just bewildered at your sheer irresponsibility. What has God got to do with this. Those responsible for this gruesome and sordid act should be held responsible. Stop being deluded that God should be blamed. Society should be wary of people like you. You pose a major threat to the society.

Kekereekun123:
can use his angels to prevent it or his powers. Or direct a vigilante or police there

This is the most irresponsible and disgusting statement I've seen.
A man raped a girl and you're blaming God for it. So God should take responsibility for the man's morally reprehensible act?!
Go get a life!

Kekereekun123:
A God that can protect his own. A useless god not worth serving

how is God responsible for this? please be objective for once.

olajizz01:
Wow,congrats to Adekunle's family.
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God that answered your prayer will also answer Banky's family and others in such situation.

I thought Banky has a baby? correct me if I'm wrong.

FGonline:
lol

All this yeyebrities post no dey freak me

I was only anxious to know if bloggers are on dia lie game again.

USA under lockdown

After all is said and done it's their life and they prefer to be go low profile and not court the cameras. I don't see how that's your problem. #mindyourbusiness

Abusadiq01:
honestly, am a Pharmacist, bt i can never marry a woman with the same profession!

the last time I checked nobody asked you any question. For all the gold in Ghana who cares about who you marry?!!

chicobaddest:
Yes it means we were shortlisted.
But have you noticed their site is no longer opening

That's what I'm confused about. Could please post your mobile number so we can keep in touch? This is mine: 08186749479.

chicobaddest:
Yeah its the same thing

Thanks for the reply. Does this mean that we are shortlisted? Have you confirmed from anyone?

chicobaddest:
Yeah its the same thing

Are you sure this is the message that will be sent after being shortlisted?
What's your take Romeoetin?

romeoetin:
Got same message. I don't think that the mail they'll send if you get shortlisted. That's just what they send after application.

Goodness me. Do you have any idea if they've started shortlisting?