This is not a joke. A lot of Africans have seen a lot.
Why would her partner’s Ex girlfriend randomly tap and slap her chest and stomach. Not all is meant well.
There also a lot of other strange things about her ‘friend’ which I haven’t revealed here on this post

My mother is suspecting that her friend (her partner’s ex girlfriend) used Juju to do evil and give her cancer.
My mother travelled to Nigeria few months ago. At a party, the mentioned friend slapped/tapped her chest and stomach with both of her hands while greeting her. A day before the party, my mother vomitted and was not feeling well.

Recently, my mother has been experiencing these symptoms: it first started with continuous vomitting together with abdominal pain, chest pain, dizziness at midnight. She has also been feeling sleepiness, weak, experiencing watery stool. She’s normally an active and energetic person. These all started last month in mid June.
She has been admitted to hospital 2 days ago, as these symptoms suddenly showed up all at once again and the condition worsened - so she has been admitted to hospital.

Today, the doctors told us that they found cancer around the liver and possibly near the intestine. She immediately remembered the mentioned event that occured in Nigeria. She always felt it was strange but she never spoke out. She is very sure that it was her friend.

Please what can we do to help her situation?How can we best go about it. Urgent advice is needed. Is there a way to return it back to that her friend?

Urgent advise needed regarding my mother please.
My mother is suspecting that her friend (her partner’s ex girlfriend) used Juju to do evil and give her cancer.
My mother travelled to Nigeria few months ago. At a party, the mentioned friend slapped/tapped her chest and stomach with both of her hands while greeting her. A day before the party, my mother vomitted and was not feeling well.

Recently, my mother has been experiencing these symptoms: it first started with continuous vomitting together with abdominal pain, chest pain, dizziness at midnight. She has also been feeling sleepiness, weak, experiencing watery stool. She’s normally an active and energetic person. These all started last month in mid June.
She has been admitted to hospital 2 days ago, as these symptoms suddenly showed up all at once again and the condition worsened - so she has been admitted to hospital.

Today, the doctors told us that they found cancer around the liver and possibly near the intestine. She immediately remembered the mentioned event that occured in Nigeria. She always felt it was strange but she never spoke out. She is very sure that it was her friend.

Please what can we do to help her situation?How can we best go about it. Urgent advice is needed. Is there a way to return it back to her friend?

Is there anyone who can shed some light on how to best go about it? Thanks.

omopapa:
Thanks for the recommendation sir

Hello, I'd like further information on this please, thanks.

lightnlife:
What's the transfer limit on your Nigerian account?

Would you transfer using the mobile app or indemnity instruction?

Must the pounds be paid into your Nigerian GBP dom account?

Why not try to collect the GBP into your UK account then travel it into your Nigerian GBP account?

Answer these questions and you'll be better off with the answers that come through.

What is the best method? Please can you explain?

My Zenith Bank Daily Limit is NGN 5,000,000.00

I mainly need the GBP funds in my UK Barclays Bank Account, as I am based in the UK. I'm not based in Nigeria.

I have a Naira Bank Account and also a Domiciliary Diaspora GBP Account. I currently have money in my Naira Bank Account in Naira currency, but I would like to transfer/convert it to Pounds GBP so I can access my funds here.
How can I go about it please? I'm based abroad in the UK. I currently have 0 funds in my Domiciliary bank account.

I need to convert/transfer around 2 Million Naira to GBP Pounds

tolajay:
Do you have the mobile app of your bank on your phone and can you access it?

If yes, then you're clicks away from exchanging your Naira to Pounds.

Contact Omopapa or Lexusgs430. They are tested and trusted with exchanges.

You'll send the Naira to their Naira account and they'll credit your UK Account with the equivalent pounds, after you two must have agreed on a price.

If you need further assistance on living in the UK as a Nigerian, then follow this thread: https://www.nairaland.com/6719932/living-uk-life-immigrant-part-2/297

Best wishes.

I now understand. But is there any other method to access funds?

kennethfranc:

That's exactly whet he's saying.
You: Hi bro. Please can you give me £1,000 and I send u it's equivalent in naira?
Your relative: Yea sure

You then use Zenith bank online app to do the transfer to his local bank account

I now understand. Thanks for explaining this. But is there any other method?

kennethfranc:

That's exactly whet he's saying.
You: Hi bro. Please can you give me £1,000 and I send u it's equivalent in naira?
Your relative: Yea sure

You then use Zenith bank online app to do the transfer to his local bank account

But what will be my gain then using this method?

obi4eze:
If you have a debit card linked to your Nigerian bank account you can use it to spend in the UK

I don’t have a debit card linked to my Nigerian bank account… is there any other way I can access my funds?

I’m UK based and I would like to know how I can access my funds in my Nigerian bank account?
I currently have some funds/small savings in my Nigerian Naira Bank account, Zenith Bank to be exact. I also have a Diaspora domiciliary GBP account.
Is there a way to withdraw in the UK or any other way I can access my funds?

Does anyone know how I can access my funds within the UK. Or is the only way to travel all the way to Nigeria?
Please does anyone have some ideas?

Richystar4:


You get someone in the UK that needs Naira and you will exchange for pounds. Then you transfer naira equivalent. Please engage in f2f transaction. Which part of UK are you? you can get intouch o7565 314 537

I don’t really understand.. it doesn’t make sense.

I have Naira funds in my Zenith Nigerian bank account in Nigeria. I’m UK based.

One relative of mine is travelling to Nigeria in 2 weeks.. is there any way she could help?

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ednut1:
peer to peer. Find someone who wants to send money home and transfer the naira equivalent with online banking

thanks for the response. Please could you explain this a bit more.

I’m UK based and I would like to know how I can access my funds in my Nigerian bank account?
I currently have some funds/small savings in my Nigerian Naira Bank account, Zenith Bank to be exact. I also have a Diaspora domiciliary GBP account.
Is there a way to withdraw in the UK or any other way I can access my funds?

Does anyone know how I can access my funds within the UK. Or is the only way to travel all the way to Nigeria?
Please does anyone have some ideas?

I had the same problem. You have to exfoliate your skin for example with a good scrub. And use vitamin c serum once a day, it naturally brightens your skin. And don't forget to buy sunscreen to protect yourself from the sun and avoid darkening

PaulSimon2020:
They offer both diaspora current account (domiciliary) and diaspora savings account (local). They are internationally recognize and I have not had any issues transferring money from my US account to the diaspora current account (domiciliary). Caveat: It takes about 2-3 business days to complete each transaction. Hope that helps!

Thanks for the help!

legendary4luv:
I went to Dubai with both access master card and gtbank master card, na only gtbank card dey work. When I lost my Gtb card for dubai na then I know say life hard

Interesting.... I read good things about GTb in another post too
Which account type do u use with them?

PaulSimon2020:
I have had wonderful experience using Access bank diaspora account. You might wanna check it out!

Thanks, I'm checking them out now! Are they internationally recognised incase of any emergency? And is it possible to transfer to a British bank account or do you think their Domiciliary will enable that?

I am looking for a Bank Account which you can operate in Nigerian naira currency, while abroad/diaspora. Which is the best option as Diaspora Banking Account?
By the way I'm UK based...