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| First Bank Mistakenly Send N1.3bn To Wrong Account. by Marvieduke(op): 11:53am On Jan 15 |
BREAKING: Bank Mistakenly Sends N1.3bn to wrong Account, Man Allegedly Splurges Funds Before EFCC Recovers N802m A system glitch at First Bank reportedly led to the accidental transfer of N1.3 billion into the account of Ojo Eghosa Kingsley, triggering what investigators describe as a rapid spending spree before authorities intervened. According to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), the suspect allegedly diverted large portions of the funds to the bank accounts of his mother, Itohan Ojo, and his sister, Edith Okoro Osaretin, while committing part of the money to the completion of a building project and the funding of a suddenly flamboyant lifestyle. Following a report by the bank, the EFCC launched an investigation and has since recovered and returned N802 million to First Bank.
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| Re: First Bank Mistakenly Send N1.3bn To Wrong Account. by CodeTemplarr: 1:12pm On Jan 15 |
No investments save for the house he built. Tells us his mindset before the error transfer. If he had invested it and made profits, at least, he wont, regret the whole episode. |
| Re: First Bank Mistakenly Send N1.3bn To Wrong Account. by Rexymania(m): 8:43pm On Jan 15 |
You say wetin Sir? 1.3b? Hahahah |
| Re: First Bank Mistakenly Send N1.3bn To Wrong Account. by Barrywilly(m): 8:48pm On Jan 15 |
Only a criminal-minded person will embark on such a spending spree upon a discovery of accidental credit alert. The proper thing would have been to report to the bank or the authorities. He may be rewarded with a lower sum for his honesty, and he will do something beneficial with it in his life unlike a certain prison term waiting for him |
| Re: First Bank Mistakenly Send N1.3bn To Wrong Account. by Uuuju: 9:53pm On Jan 15 |
Trust those guys in the banks at your own peril Once they sense plenty money for your account, they will start making bad moves! No wonder one guy always keep his money inside piggy bank or buried in the ground |
| Re: First Bank Mistakenly Send N1.3bn To Wrong Account. by Dzzzz: 10:15pm On Jan 15 |
CodeTemplarr:is the bank holier than the man? |
| Re: First Bank Mistakenly Send N1.3bn To Wrong Account. by TheWolfen(m): 1:40am On Jan 16 |
So who is to blame? The bank? The man who thought it was manna from heaven or EFCC? ![]() |
| Re: First Bank Mistakenly Send N1.3bn To Wrong Account. by TheWolfen(m): 1:45am On Jan 16 |
Uuuju:Money burial people live in history books now |
| Re: First Bank Mistakenly Send N1.3bn To Wrong Account. by BigYash: 4:24am On Jan 16 |
Baba go say " The Lord has done it finally, finally finally" ![]() That's a large sum though. But how come bank makes such mistakes sef? It's not making sense to me... What he should have done is to send some percentage to EFCC chairman first, before he started spending... ![]() |
| Re: First Bank Mistakenly Send N1.3bn To Wrong Account. by Hightablevoice2: 10:01am On Jan 16 |
He is stupid enough to get away with spending some of the money before recovery and even finishing a building project which I assume will take at least a month or two. A whole month that you can first drain the acc.. Go to a major Buruea d change Mallam.. Buy 250kusd in cash the very next morning, although he may have pull 3 others to supply the dollar but they will come up with the money cash.. receive it in cash.. prep some contract documents to present to bank when you are going there in person to make the first trabsfe, it's a new contractual funds and you are paying engineers. Another 250kusd the following week.. and 3rd week 300million naira worth of Gold, that's just few gold bars.. the rest, even if they catch up on, you would have made off well.. Ready your trip to Ghana by road.. no passport needed. Reach Ghana apply for Ghana Passport, you will pay exorbitantly but you will get it. Deposit the funds and gold sales into your new several Ghanaian acct... Enter Germany with your new Ghana passport essily, and just laylow and gently hustle small for like a year over there and learn about spare part business. It doesn't make enough money in Ghana though, but it's profits is constant.. start your own multi hectare farm in Nigeria, be an oversight nothing on your name or any family member, if anything your relative can be employed as manager but never your direct or immediate family member, because they will still be watching you. If you are able to be a good oversight in 5 years. You will be able to payback the money if push comes to shove and bail yourself out.. you will pay 200million fine and serve 6months if you don't have an excellent attorney.. Down side is you will be dead in Nigeria for a while, but for a million dollar, that can be used wisely, it can be worth it. You don't even have to put your name on anything Nigeria again. Just supervise your projects, as an oversight and let banks be chasing clouds. |
| Re: First Bank Mistakenly Send N1.3bn To Wrong Account. by dubaino(m): 11:39am On Jan 16 |
Okay na |
| Re: First Bank Mistakenly Send N1.3bn To Wrong Account. by VaginaAcademic: 12:18pm On Jan 16 |
Na money laundering which mistake there is a verification process involved in sending large sums. Me I go use that money play 2 odds keep the winning and refund their money ![]() |
| Re: First Bank Mistakenly Send N1.3bn To Wrong Account. by CHIEFCHICKEN: 2:19pm On Jan 16 |
VaginaAcademic:And if you lose, make dem go hold the betting company 🤣🤣 |
| Re: First Bank Mistakenly Send N1.3bn To Wrong Account. by VaginaAcademic: 2:22pm On Jan 16 |
CHIEFCHICKEN:yes o 😂😅 |
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