| Re: How The Most Intelligent Student In My Secondary School Days Defrauded A Bank by guobe: 9:18am On Mar 19 |
adamma24:
Yeah...also note that not everyone have self will... Yep true |
| Re: How The Most Intelligent Student In My Secondary School Days Defrauded A Bank by BigYash: 10:35am On Mar 19 |
guobe:
I went to a highly competitive secondary school back in the days.
This private school had alot of intelligent young boys and girls and there was this boy name withheld that was always coming out top in class.
There was this other girl giving him a chase for who comes out top in the class too as they were both extremely intelligent and to me I will say they were geniuses as they were so so good.
Me I wasn't doing too badly too but that guy was in another class of his own.
He was cool ,gentle and focused and I knew the future was going to be very bright for him academically.
I met him one day and asked him how he does his thing that makes him academically sound and he laughed and told me that during the holidays,he makes sure he reads ahead what will be thought in the next session and when session starts he just goes to class and assimilate what the teacher is teaching.
To cut the long story short,this guy finished his university in flying colours reading Biochemistry and got a job in the banking sector.
At just 22 years of age,he was already a manager in one of the branches of the bank and was doing very well.
The next thing I heard was that he has defrauded the bank of more than 500 million naira and has gone missing without a trace.
Till this day he has not been seen with no trace.
I still wonder what might have happened to this intelligent young man that made him to defraud a bank at such a young age and soil his name for life just because of money.
This is someone with such intelligence can create a money spinning software that can become a global brand.
It still baffles me till this day.
Some of our friends that attended that secondary school told me he was running deals with some yahoo guys that also attended the school and those guys might have influenced him.
Moral of the story is that people can change their character within a twinkle of an eye. He probably changed his identity and location.. He fit dey house rep now sef,or senate as one of our politician .. Intelligent thieves will always rebrand themselves to higher thieves.. 7 Likes |
| Re: How The Most Intelligent Student In My Secondary School Days Defrauded A Bank by guobe: 10:47am On Mar 19 |
BigYash:
He probably changed his identity and location.. He fit dey house rep now sef,or senate as one of our politician .. Intelligent thieves will always rebrand themselves to higher thieves.. Lol but I feel say na one Island outside the country he go de. 4 Likes |
| Re: How The Most Intelligent Student In My Secondary School Days Defrauded A Bank by abba190: 10:58am On Mar 19 |
guobe:
I went to a highly competitive secondary school back in the days.
This private school had alot of intelligent young boys and girls and there was this boy name withheld that was always coming out top in class.
There was this other girl giving him a chase for who comes out top in the class too as they were both extremely intelligent and to me I will say they were geniuses as they were so so good.
Me I wasn't doing too badly too but that guy was in another class of his own.
He was cool ,gentle and focused and I knew the future was going to be very bright for him academically.
I met him one day and asked him how he does his thing that makes him academically sound and he laughed and told me that during the holidays,he makes sure he reads ahead what will be thought in the next session and when session starts he just goes to class and assimilate what the teacher is teaching.
To cut the long story short,this guy finished his university in flying colours reading Biochemistry and got a job in the banking sector.
At just 22 years of age,he was already a manager in one of the branches of the bank and was doing very well.
The next thing I heard was that he has defrauded the bank of more than 500 million naira and has gone missing without a trace.
Till this day he has not been seen with no trace.
I still wonder what might have happened to this intelligent young man that made him to defraud a bank at such a young age and soil his name for life just because of money.
This is someone with such intelligence can create a money spinning software that can become a global brand.
It still baffles me till this day.
Some of our friends that attended that secondary school told me he was running deals with some yahoo guys that also attended the school and those guys might have influenced him.
Moral of the story is that people can change their character within a twinkle of an eye. Nigeria failed him |
| Re: How The Most Intelligent Student In My Secondary School Days Defrauded A Bank by Verbtips(m): 10:59am On Mar 19 |
Getting him is so simple but the bank no wan send moni.
if na me own that bank and pesin theif
1exp-150000.....
I DONT MIND RISKING MY NET WORTH TO GET HIM.
THE REMAIN PEOPLE GO GET BRAIN,SOME OF HIS COLLAGEOUS
MAY BE PLANING TO DO SO 2 1 Like |
| Re: How The Most Intelligent Student In My Secondary School Days Defrauded A Bank by guobe: 11:10am On Mar 19 |
Verbtips:
Getting him is so simple but the bank no wan send moni.
if na me own that bank and pesin theif
1exp-150000.....
I DONT MIND RISKING MY NET WORTH TO GET HIM.
THE REMAIN PEOPLE GO GET BRAIN,SOME OF HIS COLLAGEOUS
MAY BE PLANING TO DO SO 2 How will they get him.Just give tips. 1 Like |
| Re: How The Most Intelligent Student In My Secondary School Days Defrauded A Bank by Anijay1212(m): 11:31am On Mar 19 |
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| Re: How The Most Intelligent Student In My Secondary School Days Defrauded A Bank by Verbtips(m): 11:52am On Mar 19 |
guobe:
How will they get him.Just give tips. ok money,money,money,money and money as the saying goes prayer can do all thing but money answer all thing.so with money you can by as many tips you want. and don't forget we are ruled by tech, and if i get him eh e go pay me time 10 what i spend with the theft money exceptional or rot in jail with hard labour,i mean you go mould 1k block per day or no sleep for you. |
| Re: How The Most Intelligent Student In My Secondary School Days Defrauded A Bank by sylve11: 12:09pm On Mar 19 |
guobe:
I went to a highly competitive secondary school back in the days.
This private school had alot of intelligent young boys and girls and there was this boy name withheld that was always coming out top in class.
There was this other girl giving him a chase for who comes out top in the class too as they were both extremely intelligent and to me I will say they were geniuses as they were so so good.
Me I wasn't doing too badly too but that guy was in another class of his own.
He was cool ,gentle and focused and I knew the future was going to be very bright for him academically.
I met him one day and asked him how he does his thing that makes him academically sound and he laughed and told me that during the holidays,he makes sure he reads ahead what will be thought in the next session and when session starts he just goes to class and assimilate what the teacher is teaching.
To cut the long story short,this guy finished his university in flying colours reading Biochemistry and got a job in the banking sector.
At just 22 years of age, he was already a manager in one of the branches of the bank and was doing very well.
The next thing I heard was that he has defrauded the bank of more than 500 million naira and has gone missing without a trace.
Till this day he has not been seen with no trace.
I still wonder what might have happened to this intelligent young man that made him to defraud a bank at such a young age and soil his name for life just because of money.
This is someone with such intelligence can create a money spinning software that can become a global brand.
It still baffles me till this day.
Some of our friends that attended that secondary school told me he was running deals with some yahoo guys that also attended the school and those guys might have influenced him.
Moral of the story is that people can change their character within a twinkle of an eye. That's the way of geniuses. They plan ahead.  7 Likes |
| Re: How The Most Intelligent Student In My Secondary School Days Defrauded A Bank by Anunakeeh: 12:09pm On Mar 19 |
guobe:
I went to a highly competitive secondary school back in the days.
This private school had alot of intelligent young boys and girls and there was this boy name withheld that was always coming out top in class.
There was this other girl giving him a chase for who comes out top in the class too as they were both extremely intelligent and to me I will say they were geniuses as they were so so good.
Me I wasn't doing too badly too but that guy was in another class of his own.
He was cool ,gentle and focused and I knew the future was going to be very bright for him academically.
I met him one day and asked him how he does his thing that makes him academically sound and he laughed and told me that during the holidays,he makes sure he reads ahead what will be thought in the next session and when session starts he just goes to class and assimilate what the teacher is teaching.
To cut the long story short,this guy finished his university in flying colours reading Biochemistry and got a job in the banking sector.
At just 22 years of age, he was already a manager in one of the branches of the bank and was doing very well.
The next thing I heard was that he has defrauded the bank of more than 500 million naira and has gone missing without a trace.
Till this day he has not been seen with no trace.
I still wonder what might have happened to this intelligent young man that made him to defraud a bank at such a young age and soil his name for life just because of money.
This is someone with such intelligence can create a money spinning software that can become a global brand.
It still baffles me till this day.
Some of our friends that attended that secondary school told me he was running deals with some yahoo guys that also attended the school and those guys might have influenced him.
Moral of the story is that people can change their character within a twinkle of an eye. Wise Lad. He played to the tune of his Society and Environment and made good use of the opportunity. Study your Society and Environment and play along your Cards well. You will be successful guaranteed. 2 Likes |
| Re: How The Most Intelligent Student In My Secondary School Days Defrauded A Bank by frog12: 12:09pm On Mar 19 |
just a GREEDY person.
where is the WANTED poster ? 2 Likes |
| Re: How The Most Intelligent Student In My Secondary School Days Defrauded A Bank by dgitrader(m): 12:10pm On Mar 19 |
guobe:
I went to a highly competitive secondary school back in the days.
This private school had alot of intelligent young boys and girls and there was this boy name withheld that was always coming out top in class.
There was this other girl giving him a chase for who comes out top in the class too as they were both extremely intelligent and to me I will say they were geniuses as they were so so good.
Me I wasn't doing too badly too but that guy was in another class of his own.
He was cool ,gentle and focused and I knew the future was going to be very bright for him academically.
I met him one day and asked him how he does his thing that makes him academically sound and he laughed and told me that during the holidays,he makes sure he reads ahead what will be thought in the next session and when session starts he just goes to class and assimilate what the teacher is teaching.
To cut the long story short,this guy finished his university in flying colours reading Biochemistry and got a job in the banking sector.
At just 22 years of age, he was already a manager in one of the branches of the bank and was doing very well.
The next thing I heard was that he has defrauded the bank of more than 500 million naira and has gone missing without a trace.
Till this day he has not been seen with no trace.
I still wonder what might have happened to this intelligent young man that made him to defraud a bank at such a young age and soil his name for life just because of money.
This is someone with such intelligence can create a money spinning software that can become a global brand.
It still baffles me till this day.
Some of our friends that attended that secondary school told me he was running deals with some yahoo guys that also attended the school and those guys might have influenced him.
Moral of the story is that people can change their character within a twinkle of an eye. For his conspirators to also cover their tracks, Mr. "Intelligent" could be dead and buried too, there is no brilliance in crime, forget about him 7 Likes |
| Re: How The Most Intelligent Student In My Secondary School Days Defrauded A Bank by Enemyofpeace: 12:11pm On Mar 19 |
Mtcheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeew 1 Like |
| Re: How The Most Intelligent Student In My Secondary School Days Defrauded A Bank by Zaheertyler(m): 12:12pm On Mar 19 |
The guy fit dey nairaland dey read this thing dey laugh and call himself a bad Guy
Bad guy 1 Like |
| Re: How The Most Intelligent Student In My Secondary School Days Defrauded A Bank by 1x2x3: 12:12pm On Mar 19 |
Have you seen Mega Mind animation movie? You'd understand there's something called evil genius. 4 Likes |
| Re: How The Most Intelligent Student In My Secondary School Days Defrauded A Bank by ednut1(m): 12:14pm On Mar 19 |
22 years old manager  This guy too dey lie 15 Likes 2 Shares |
| Re: How The Most Intelligent Student In My Secondary School Days Defrauded A Bank by RickyJesus: 12:14pm On Mar 19 |
I call bullshit, and there is no news of the person anywhere. |
| Re: How The Most Intelligent Student In My Secondary School Days Defrauded A Bank by Enskynelson(m): 12:15pm On Mar 19 |
Your moral of the story weak me.
The guy was intelligent is all you said. He used his intelligence for criminal stuff.
You story didn't show he was such a good guy. I don't see anything that changed about the guy in the story. 1 Like |
| Re: How The Most Intelligent Student In My Secondary School Days Defrauded A Bank by Mexyz(m): 12:17pm On Mar 19 |
Nice story line though but that age that he became a manager in a NIGERIAN BANK is NOT POSSIBLE.
Even if his father was the Bank's founder, it's not possible to become a full manager in a Nigerian bank at 22. 13 Likes |
| Re: How The Most Intelligent Student In My Secondary School Days Defrauded A Bank by Exceed15: 12:18pm On Mar 19 |
Intelligence took him to high places but lack of character brought him down. 1 Like |
| Re: How The Most Intelligent Student In My Secondary School Days Defrauded A Bank by Thanos5555: 12:19pm On Mar 19 |
It takes intelligence to discover that your 200k job and good name is less than a stolen 500 million lived in secrecy with bad name.
Because at the end, the good name wouldn't buy you a car or get you access to the good of life.
Am not supporting theft or what the guy did, but I tell you that is an intelligent act 7 Likes |
| Re: How The Most Intelligent Student In My Secondary School Days Defrauded A Bank by Kobojunkie: 12:20pm On Mar 19 |
guobe:
■ The next thing I heard was that he has defrauded the bank of more than 500 million naira and has gone missing without a trace. Till this day he has not been seen with no trace.
I still wonder what might have happened to this intelligent young man that made him to defraud a bank at such a young age and soil his name for life just because of money.
This is someone with such intelligence can create a money spinning software that can become a global brand. It still baffles me till this day.
Some of our friends that attended that secondary school told me he was running deals with some yahoo guys that also attended the school and those guys might have influenced him. Moral of the story is that people can change their character within a twinkle of an eye. A human being successfully stole 500 million yet is running deals with yahoo guys who are probably not even half as intelligent as you suggested him to be. Did you ever attempt to verify any of the stories you heard of him?  |
| Re: How The Most Intelligent Student In My Secondary School Days Defrauded A Bank by Jman06(m): 12:20pm On Mar 19 |
guobe:
He broke the law and that is not the lawful way to go about it.
He just soiled his name for life and posterity will never forgive him. Tell me a wealthy man/woman in Nigeria who can place his/her hand on his money and swear with his life that he made his money legitimately! Only those making money with natural talents like footballers, musicians and other artists are legit in this country! #Fact I'm not encouraging anybody to make money fraudulently though, but the truth is that the majority of Nigerian wealthy people ain't legit and same are the ones who first talk about INTEGRITY when talking to poor people. 7 Likes |
| Re: How The Most Intelligent Student In My Secondary School Days Defrauded A Bank by Thanos5555: 12:21pm On Mar 19 |
Exceed15:
Intelligence took him to high places but lack of character brought him down. Brought who down, what would have the character given him ? , apart from 8 to 8pm job, and 250k as salary. I dont support him or theft, but using the phrase "brought him down" is actually untrue, you would have only said this if he got caught. And kept in a prison. 3 Likes |
| Re: How The Most Intelligent Student In My Secondary School Days Defrauded A Bank by Kobojunkie: 12:21pm On Mar 19 |
Mexyz:
Nice story line though but that age that he became a manager in a NIGERIAN BANK is NOT POSSIBLE.
Even if his father was the Bank's founder, it's not possible to become a full manager in a Nigerian bank at 22. Thank you!  |
| Re: How The Most Intelligent Student In My Secondary School Days Defrauded A Bank by TheRealestGuy(m): 12:21pm On Mar 19 |
Mexyz:
Nice story line though but that age that he became a manager in a NIGERIAN BANK is NOT POSSIBLE.
Even if his father was the Bank's founder, it's not possible to become a full manager in a Nigerian bank at 22. The term manager has a different meaning in banking than the general meaning of the word. So yea, a Customer Service Manager is a Manager of people, but does not have to be a full manager in banking terms, to become a CSM. You get the drift... 2 Likes |
| Re: How The Most Intelligent Student In My Secondary School Days Defrauded A Bank by Kobojunkie: 12:22pm On Mar 19 |
ednut1:
22 years old manager This guy too dey lie Finally! |
| Re: How The Most Intelligent Student In My Secondary School Days Defrauded A Bank by emapeteum(m): 12:23pm On Mar 19 |
Interesting story but you knew him as intelligent but not his morals.The write up is amateur |
| Re: How The Most Intelligent Student In My Secondary School Days Defrauded A Bank by dododawa1: 12:23pm On Mar 19 |
The only constant thing in life
Is
BUHARI (CHANGE). |
| Re: How The Most Intelligent Student In My Secondary School Days Defrauded A Bank by Kobojunkie: 12:23pm On Mar 19 |
TheRealestGuy:
■ The term manager has a different meaning in banking than the general meaning of the word.
So yea, a Customer Service Manager is a Manager of people, but does not have to be a full manager in banking terms, to become a CSM.
You get the drift... Now you are dead on spinning more ridiculous tales.  3 Likes |
| Re: How The Most Intelligent Student In My Secondary School Days Defrauded A Bank by FireUpNow(m): 12:23pm On Mar 19 |
Intelligence and character are two different ball games. Your old school mate possesses the two. |
| Re: How The Most Intelligent Student In My Secondary School Days Defrauded A Bank by Thanos5555: 12:24pm On Mar 19 |
Jman06:
Tell me a wealthy man/woman in Nigeria who can place his/her hand on his money and swear with his life that he made his money legitimately!
Only those making money with natural talents like footballers, musicians and other artists are legit in this country! #Fact
I'm not encouraging anybody to make money fraudulently though, but the truth is that the majority of Nigerian wealthy people ain't legit and same are the ones who first talk about INTEGRITY when talking to poor people. Same thing am saying, am not calling for choas or encouraging fraud, the commenter here are busy accusing him of a bad reputation and so. And yet they praise the wealthy, who got thier wealth by doing worse, killing, maiming , impersonating . And so on.... I think the blindness is clear 5 Likes |
