So unfortunate!
Except na bureau de change.
The man needs to be grilled.

Anyways, whatever you sow, you shall reap.

# don't loose guard
# always watch your back
.... And finally # love all, TRUST NONE!

Inside job.

Operations of men in black if you know you know .... 11 wetin haba Aboki talk true Jo.... Wetin be Money Laundering policy again sef?

Lithiumite:


The man himself faked the robbery with his cohorts!! If you know you know

..... To what end if i may ask?
For the public to gather funds for him or for the government to pay him back.
Why exactly would he do such a thing?

Chidolalar:


Hello bro can u connect me to any Meaningful job. I don't have any Meaningful paid job since wen I finished school

There are jobs and conditions pertaining the jobs. Nothing is easy bro. I am a sales representative for a pharmaceutical company.
You fit do the work? What's your location? And course?

Let me tell you for free that no bank in Nigeria will accept 11m dollars over the counter deposit from any customer. It is serious money laundering and the man who brought it will be flagged immediately for questioning. I have a feeling it is all ruse and the robbery was staged. $11m!!!
It doesn't sound right to say Im talking shit. You can counter my opinion without insulting me.

Gbagura:
You are talking shit. Say what you know man. Dey play oo. I won't say more than that but only say what you know. What if a politician contracted the aboki to 'wash' the money for him?

your mother should have aborted you sooner

MrBrownJay1:
who goes to deposit such huge amount of cash, in a bank, at closing hours....? just counting that huge amount of money would last at least an hour!

any man who walks around with $11M in cash (in such above yeye looking car with no police escort), deserves anything he gets from armed robbers because he is the biggest HE-diot in town!

luckedesiri:
..... To what end if i may ask?
For the public to gather funds for him or for the government to pay him back.
Why exactly would he do such a thing?

To corner the money from the owners..... pretend you lost the money so the owners don't come to ask you..... more so that money isn't clean money so

Imagine a random American moving around new York in a venza with N5 billion cash

the armed robbers couldnt have operated without informants! especially the bank staff who would have known that the money was not deposited!but why did he not use security escorts to move the money?he should be blamed too!

Where him get the money?
Thief carry am, thief collect am.

MrBrownJay1:
who goes to deposit such huge amount of cash, in a bank, at closing hours....? just counting that huge amount of money would last at least an hour!

any man who walks around with $11M in cash (in such above yeye looking car with no police escort), deserves anything he gets from armed robbers because he is the biggest HE-diot in town!

He was set up by the bank staff.
The same people that frustrated the transaction.

You don't expose your big customer to danger. Even if you have closed, you can still allow him to box the money.

THE BANK IS CULPABLE.

1. What's the source of this $11 million?
2. Can two Ghana must go bags contain the amount even if in the highest denominations?
3. Why didn't businessman request for security escort.
4. Banks are known to send their employees to scout for customers (private/corporate) who could open account with them, why did they reject this business man and the whooping sum because it's closing time.
6. Why didn't bank advice businessman to use deposit box (STC)?
5. Even if bank suspected money laundering, did they alert relevant authorities?
6. Why did the robbers use face masks, are they known to the businessman?
7. Why did it take police 30 minutes to respond to incident?

$11M is not ₦11M , so I begin to wonder what kind of contribution even if the entire Hausa money-changers association in Abeokuta axis decided to act a Kannywood movie (if at all any association can be so gullible and inept as to transport billions of Naira in foreign currency without a single escort, and this is certainly beyond me).

Now, having my memory refreshed with the happenings around Naija recently, ( and I mean, the electioneering dramatics par EmefieIe's self-induced Naira scarcity), I can only begin to think viz; politicians, from any State of the Federation, using a Mallam to return their stolen/borrowed funds back to base,

Intrigues....

Firstly.
Mallam may even be aware, or part of the gangster team that waylaid himself inorder to paint a robbery picture to the real thief/politician who stole it in the first place, this is Nigeria and anything is possible here.

Secondly
Beware of Banks and their Staffers. Just like in every profession, bankers are not angels. Some of them are highway robbers using different means to perpetrate their end goals of stealing. These bankers know all their customers with deep pockets, and they can just excuse themselves from the others to pass the information about the Mallam & the Dollars within a minute to their foot-soldiers. Bankers are as desperate as politicians, just look at EmefieIe you'll understand better.

Above all, fear man. It may be any of the Mallam's mallam that pulled this big one. Nigeria and it's system is simply unpredictable. One plus One is not always Two in Nigeria, it may be just 11....
.

I guess we can expect the $$ to crash ---LOL

but to be honest this is a weird story

dre11:


https://leadership.ng/businessman-loses-11m-cash-in-broad-daylight-robbery-in-ogun/

Berankis:

There are jobs and conditions pertaining the jobs. Nothing is easy bro. I am a sales representative for a pharmaceutical company.
You fit do the work? What's your location? And course?

Yes I fit do am. I live in Anambra state and I studied mathematics education in unizik

Am here to serve you better. WA me

lexy2014:


how many times have police escorts actually prevented robberies?

was apostle Suleiman not lucky to have survived an ambush even with police escort that lost their lives?

for the cash, if the bank staff were still in the bank as at the time the man arrived with his money, it is not out of practice for the cash to be received after banking hours. the cash will be kept for him until the following day before it will be confirmed and counted.

but I sincerely doubt if it was $11m. were aboki wan see $11m

Money laundering chief !
Many people don't keep dollars in the bank anymore

soojar:


The story no too add up sha.

1. There is NO commercial bank in Nigeria that will reject a deposit of 11m dollars. Even come at 7pm, the branch manager himself will come to count the money.

2. Except it is a transaction you are coming to do and not a deposit that will benefit the branch in anyway, even if they can't count the money, it can be "vaulted" for you till the following day.

Conclusion, the amount involved is no where 11m dollars or the guy is not coming from any bank to deposit money, he is coming from or going for a non-banking business transaction that he can't disclose.

Whichever way, may God assist him to get over the loss and may God help us to all to be as wise as ....




We learn everyday.

I've been waiting for this comment
You nailed it .
He definitely going to non-banking business transaction he can't disclose

Iqtest:

Money laundering chief !
Many people don't keep dollars in the bank anymore

true. that is why in my last sentence of my comment you responded to I said that "I sincerely doubt if it was $11m".

That money no reach that amount abeg.

Abokis for BDC's don wise up pass banks sef in terms of security

The story get many K-legs.
Banks receive money from big customers after official closing time.