pansophist:
Hopefully the bank compensates him since his car was parked inside their premises, under their watchful eyes.

what will happen to the (car park at owners risk) warning signs? always think before you comment.that is a criminal.he is terrorist logistics henchman.

emperorlaqrin:



It doesn't work that way. Even if the bank is sued I have seen a legal precedence that states a company will not be held liable should incase of any theft in the said company only if there are certain precautions taken eg. Giving the security man of the said company your car key

In this particular case, the man claimed he told the security men he had money in his car. I think those security men should be behind bars by now and the security camera throughly examined. In a nutshell the man should sue them because the CCTV will give the culprit out which am very sure it's a bank official

CCTV will show the incidence clearly but I assure you there’s nothing that will be done about it. This is Naija, where’s the data for extrapolating and interpolating such.

My deceased mum pension was stolen in similar manner, cctv was played…we saw how the thieves trailed us and stole the fund from our car while we parked within a major pc mall to obtain a target…..story long, las las we were consoled with “make una thank God dem no follow una reach house sef”

CoolJul:


VERY GROSS stupidity!!!

He even told the security he has money in the car. Why did he have to divulge such info to someone.

Why put the money inside the car instead of the booth (not like it's safe there either though) .

Always keep every bag inside your car away from eye view when parking your car anywhere! Because even if na garbage dey into the bag, your car glasses are at risk.

Smart of you to know even the booth ain’t safe if these men of the underworld are at your heels…if you see the fastness our car booth was opened by these guys to steal our fund, you will understand that once you’ve got such money with you and these men trail you, the only succour, to some extent is them seeing you entering a bank and transferring the funds right away in the bank. Even at that, pray you don’t get visited by them in your residence

Kai!#22m wey i dey look for to take reset my life & employ 10 people.

Gwan2:


CCTV will show the incidence clearly but I assure you there’s nothing that will be done about it. This is Naija, where’s the data for extrapolating and interpolating such.

My deceased mum pension was stolen in similar manner, cctv was played…we saw how the thieves trailed us and stole the fund from our car while we parked within a major pc mall to obtain a target…..story long, las las we were consoled with “make una thank God dem no follow una reach house sef”

Am so sorry about your late mom
My sincere condolences.

You see what makes your case different is that the security men of the plaza you parked were not aware of the said money in your car. If the man story as claimed is true "Which is he informed the security men he has money in his car" and the man can confirm which of the security man he informed in this case. I can tell you categorically that the caveat emptor (Cars are parked at owners risk) might not work in this case and it is gonna definitely make access bank liable for the gross negligence of there staff.

Are you aware the security men at access bank are not contract like some other companies (if I am sure because they are always in blue wear with access bank ascribed on it).

Definitely it would first be proved if the security men are staffs of the bank if yes then access bank can be sued along with the said security man or men.

So u re telling me that the rear glass of the car parked inside the compound of a bank got smashed and money inside Ghana -must -go back (not inside small wallet o) was taken away and no security guard noticed?

The man sef mumu, for leaving the bank premises without getting his complete money back

Kickbacks or government officials' bribes are not done by bank transfer, now that there is a scarcity of dollars, bribes are to be settled in Naira.

You better tell us the truth, who were you trying to bribe?

right inside the bank and no one was there??

Raychee:
What happened to the boot of your car?

How would that have prevented the theft?

Gwan2:


Smart of you to know even the booth ain’t safe if these men of the underworld are at your heels…if you see the fastness our car booth was opened by these guys to steal our fund, you will understand that once you’ve got such money with you and these men trail you, the only succour, to some extent is them seeing you entering a bank and transferring the funds right away in the bank. Even at that, pray you don’t get visited by them in your residence

You see! The best is to do cashless. Car booth sef requires lesser effort and noise to burgle. Eyes around won't easily suspect the thief, they will think he's the owner of the car.

There was a day I went to withdraw only 40k o. I'mmediately I came out of the bank and boarded a bike heavy rain started. We drove a small distance and the bike man decided to park cos the rain and breeze was disturbing our visibility. So we had to park. Where we took shelter there were other bikemen and passengers taking shelter too.

Mehnn i remembered I was just leaving the bank with cash I became uncomfortable and told the bikeman that we should enter the rain and continue our journey o (who knows who must have saw me inside the bank or leaving the premises and must have trailed me to that place), yes even if it's just call 40k sef. It's better I get drenched than to have a story that touched.lol

Bikeman was on rain coat already so he's covered.

It pays to be extra careful when you are carrying huge cash.

But which kind cash payment be that...wetin happen to online transfers, that man na the real suspect for this matter....

emperorlaqrin:



Am so sorry about your late mom
My sincere condolences.

You see what makes your case different is that the security men of the plaza you parked were not aware of the said money in your car. If the man story as claimed is true "Which is he informed the security men he has money in his car" and the man can confirm which of the security man he informed in this case. I can tell you categorically that the caveat emptor (Cars are parked at owners risk) might not work in this case and it is gonna definitely make access bank liable for the gross negligence of there staff.

Are you aware the security men at access bank are not contract like some other companies (if I am sure because they are always in blue wear with access bank ascribed on it).

Definitely it would first be proved if the security men are staffs of the bank if yes then access bank can be sued along with the said security man or men.

Thanks for sympathising with me.

Trust me, even if he tell the security men, yes they might secure the car at that point, but they could also give intel to these thieves with the exact customer car description. Some are accomplices disguising as security men.

After our incident, we were advised to go to the bank were the cash was withdrawn and interrogate the account officer…but there was long line of people that the approval of the gratuity went through, any of them could had given the information to the thieves..so it was practically impossible to robe them in the mess. I believe is same case with the man.

There's a reason banks have the disclaimer: "Cars are parked at owners risk". That alone indemnifies the bank from all claims.

charlsecy:
How would that have prevented the theft?

The trunk is harder to break into and would obviously call more attention. If it wasn't an inside job, nobody would have known anything was in the trunk. Anybody can look through the window and see a ghana must go bag and guess the content.

Gwan2:


Thanks for sympathising with me.

Trust me, even if he tell the security men, yes they might secure the car at that point, but they could also give intel to these thieves with the exact customer car description. Some are accomplices disguising as security men.

After our incident, we were advised to go to the bank were the cash was withdrawn and interrogate the account officer…but there was long line of people that the approval of the gratuity went through, any of them could had given the information to the thieves..so it was practically impossible to robe them in the mess. I believe is same case with the man.

Baba you see level pass levels. Lawyers pass lawyers. If the money is a huge money . Hire a competent counsel. Though the process might take time but the reward in terms of damages go big gan. Just sue there ass along with all those who you feel might be complicit.


Anyway for this Kaduna issue, I still maintain my stand. People wey Sabi Sabi and person wey no know the due process no go know.

GloriousGbola:


hard disagree

cars are parked at owners risk.

by carrying that amount in cash, he was endangering not just himself, but everybody within a large radius

i was on a site in 2014 when some guy from badagry with a very large sum of cash was robbed.

a gang basically cordoned off the road and were shooting everywhere

there is NO reason whatsoever to carry large sums of cash about in 2022

unless of course, na kidnap ransom.

i mean, the man did not even have someone with him to monitor the money. this is all levels of stupid for me.

Cars parked outside the premises are parked at owner's risk, not within the premises. You want to tell me the men did not hear the sound of shattering glass? Oga Gbola, I insist that the guards are complicit.

Octopusssy:

Cars parked outside the premises are parked at owner's risk, not within the premises. You want to tell me the men did not hear the sound of shattering glass? Oga Gbola, I insist that the guards are complicit.

look round most of these parking lots [banks, shopping malls, etc] . they always have that sign there. unless it is a very upscale establishment with big man clientele. anything else, OYO.

no business will take liability for public parking. if they did anyone whose car is damaged in anyway -eg if i hit your car with my door when opening it, can charge for it. people have had their cars broken into in the palms as well.

there is literally a network of thieves watching banks watching for people making large cash withdrawals.

all you need is a well dressed guy to follow you. they can even assume the well dressed guy is the car owner.


people can break glass sharp sharp. all you need is a spark plug.

it is possible the guards are complicit - but only camera footage can prove that. but remember, your average security guard is a third party contract staff who is poorly paid and barely trained. at mos he is trained to open door and escort sacked employees out. thats where it ends.

the guards could literally have said - wetin concern me with your money? if the man really wanted security, he should have spoken to the bank manager

or even better, have hired an armored van.

Octopusssy:

Cars parked outside the premises are parked at owner's risk, not within the premises. You want to tell me the men did not hear the sound of shattering glass? Oga Gbola, I insist that the guards are complicit.

carrying that large amount of money is even an offense. Dude might just be charged for money laundering.

dhanielss:



No de talk like that. The Man wasn't careless. He knew something like that might happen thats why he insisted on parking inside the bank premises with the hope that his car will be more secure. Had it been he parked outside, you can call him careless


Plus... If na you this thing happen to, you go open your mouth talk say you careless?

Please, don't pour your frustration on me. He was careless, simple.
Can you behave the same way?
No one was responsible for looking after the money, not the bank, not the guards. That's why he couldn't hold anyone responsible, you got it now? He's as dumb as fvck!

Raychee:
What happened to the boot of your car? That's very careless of you. Whatever happened to bank transfers and other methods of e-payment?

construction site workers na money for hand back for ground.