₦airaland Forum

VicM6:
How sure are u that he is dead.....ur frind .might be giving u false information abt him while d said guy is somewhere in S.A enjoyying his life with thise whity

DJInfluence:
You are basing this article on hearsay.

Grupo:
Oga, no one said fraud is not taking place in banks.

Mention the name of the bank your friend defrauded.

If you cannot, then your story is nothing more than a case of akụkọ mma Ngọzi na ndị yard.

Also, can you explain how your friend became a bank manager at the age of 22?

Thats impossible.

Lastly, the First Bank issue you posted as a gotcha is a peculiar case.

CreatedtwoRule:
He may have still been dead if he lived otherwise while it is good to live a noble life, Life of crime and criminality is not the reason people die early else Tinubu won't be president today and most of our politicians would have long died!

Grupo:
This story is likely an urban legend.

How did your friend become a bank manager at the age of 22. It's almost impossible. In fact, it's impossible. Unless you are telling me he graduated from the university at the age of maybe 15.

Also, mention the name of the bank he defrauded. If anything like that happened, it would have been all over the news.

Lastly, in this present age, it is almost impossible for a single individual to pull of such large scale financial heists. Especially in banks where there are dual controls to checkmate stuff like that.

My verdict is that this a typical akuko mma Ngozi na ndi yard

mastermaestro:
Most people don't know the kind of misery and personal sorrows most politicians live with on their home front. The money, power and influence at their disposal deceptively paint a beautiful picture of their private lives, which in fact are full of anguish and pains.

Thereedemer:
Nothing you wan tell me
You b retired CIA man ajeh

jmoore:
Forget all those curses. All these politicians wey dey steal wey never die.

Firebox123:
no proof or evidence to what you are saying

Who did he defraud

CodeTemplarr:
Thats an old format. After defrauding people they know the heat will always be on them as long as they are alive so fake their own death.
Take that news with a pinch of salt Mr man.

muyico:
Adekunle gold nko? He don pass 40years old, is matter of grace and money

Chinny024:
As a healthcare professional who has seen what VOC does to them,and a lot of crisis they undergo cos of occlusive crisis,I weep for her..
Allowing a sickler to bear up to 4kids is not only insane but hilarious

armyofone:
Exactly - not like anyone here is guaranteed tomorrow or next tomorrow or days from now or next week or next month or next year.

Life!

Verbtips:
since I dey 9ja I don learn ninja😆😆🤣
Of course u understand complexity of organisms
And evolution by Charles and jean lamrick

Bijust:
As a sickle cell patient, life hasn't been easy. Being born in Nigeria already feels like starting at a disadvantage, a score of 1-0 against you. Being born into poverty adds another goal, making it 2-0. And then, to be born with a disease like sickle cell… it's a constant battle against pain, a daily prayer for life itself. I'm already 33.

I've managed to get through school, thanks to my mother's unwavering support. I studied engineering. However, I've faced constant rejection from organizations due to my health. I was forced to work in private security for four years, concealing my condition. I left this year after the operations manager, to whom I'd confided about my health, revealed it during a training session, likely to make a point. It felt like they just wanted me gone.

Since leaving, I've been struggling to make ends meet. The biggest challenge is the inability to pursue my dreams with the same drive and determination as others. I remember a final interview at GTB. The interviewer looked me in the eye and asked why my eyes were yellowish. I was honest with him, and he abruptly ended the interview, promising to get back to me. I knew then I had lost the opportunity, and I cried on my way home.

I've endured so much to get to where I am. I pray that God grants me at least something to smile about before my time is up.

Verbtips:
well I may partially agree,
But to me personally
Matter the situation I gonna reach the peak of my life.
Every challenges are leverage to me
Secondly ur era is long gone😂😂
We gen z have different opportunities
Everything now is universal😂

Makaveli217:
Most nigerians don't care about genotype, they are only after physical looks and pocket size, if not why will AS and AS marry, the government don't care, the citizens too don't care, just marry and born, then your kids will suffer from sins they didn't commit because you choose not to do the needful before getting married.

Kobojunkie:
A light to guide her to what or which home?😐

Mabuggi88:
Hmmm this is quite sad. May her soul rests in peace. I just hope the Children are free because the chances is just out of that four. Hope they free though.

I also had a friend and brother at age 43 already oo and still died of the crisis after surviving so many previous crisis and at the period of his life when crisis barely comes he succumbed. It's quite pitiful.

Antwan99:
Reminds me of a boy who was my friend. He actually made me his friend because he was just a boy. He liked me so much and always told me he is my friend, which people laughed over it.

He died at 20 from the same predicament.

RealityKings1:
The scariest part in Nigeria is the retirement aspect.