₦airaland Forum

Zonefree:
A fool and his money are soon parted.

BloomingDale:
When people label you criminals you will be the first person to open your rotten sepulcher to scream Nigeria hates you. Tell your brother to return his money. It is the right thing to do.

naijaking1:
Everyone with an Igbo sounding name is the brother of every Igbo person?
Keep digging yourself deeper into some tribal hole and bigotry cave dwelling.
Every Fulani herdsmen is your brother, right?

chichar1:
please shut up!!!! You tribal bigot.

PresidObi:
You people have very bad attitudes.

ChiefJusticeFuc:
Another dense 0koro has joined the thread

chichar1:
please shut up!!!! You tribal bigot.

REDshouse:
Was he blind when he was transferring 1.5m not 1.5k ...money miss road

ChiefJusticeFuc:
Bashir made a complaint ion his Twitter handle calling out his bank for not assisting him to recover his money that he mistakenly sent to a wrong account.

Bashir was dragged on twitter by the obidient mob for no other reason that that's what the mob does ..

Bashir is forced to reveal the receipt of the transaction and the name of the individual whose account he mistakenly sent the funds to.

The mob then goes haywire and accuse Bashir of being a bigot for posting the reciept since the thief is an Ibo .They also accuse Bashir of trying to use the name of the thief which is same with the mob's Messiah Obi to trend.


If you go through the events from the begining, you will see that the mob are the ones tribalising the issue and at the same time gasslighting Bashir.

PP123:
ojukwu slaves

ChiefJusticeFuc:
Continue ranting like the frustrated mad dog that you are.


Tell Obi to return the money to its rightful owner

ChiefJusticeFuc:
Only a fool will take legal advise from you.
In Nigeria, it is a criminal offense to convert money mistakenly sent to your account for personal use.

Under Section 20 of the Cybercrimes (Prohibition, Prevention, etc.) Act, 2015, it is unlawful to retain electronic funds mistakenly transferred to you. The law states that if someone fails to return money mistakenly credited to their account, they may face legal consequences, including prosecution.

Additionally, under Section 83 of the Penal Code (applicable in Northern Nigeria) and Section 23 of the Criminal Code (applicable in Southern Nigeria), dishonestly converting someone else's money to personal use, even if received mistakenly, can amount to criminal misappropriation or stealing.

If you receive an unintended transfer, the best action is to notify your bank or the sender immediately and return the funds to avoid legal trouble.

franugo:
It's govt money na, gotten through corruption so it's spent frivolously

BloomingDale:
Aunty, no dey disrespect me like this o. I no be your mate. All this insult because I advise you yesterday. I no blame you. Na condition dey make crayfish bend.

Benwallt:
Why always Igbo. Cursed people.

Find him and send him into great beyond if he doesn't pay

PresidObi:
The Ewu was so preoccupied with his hate for Obi that he made a mistake that cost him plenty.

Peter Obi will be laughing at this man's stupidity now

PresidObi:
The Ewu was so preoccupied with his hate for Obi that he made a mistake that cost him plenty.

Peter Obi will be laughing at this man's stupidity now

COFFINSELLER:
https://x.com/BashirAhmaad/status/1892244893948604880?s=19[/quote]What is the work of this Bashir?

PresidObi:
He should beg, not go tribal. He made the mistake, he should beg the guy not start feeling entitled in his mistake.

Stop justifying nonsense because we know who the criminals are, the people going through peoples farms and homes killing and kidnapping.