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The Hypocrisy Of Some Nigerian Youths. A Response To An Earlier Thread. by AltarBoy1: 10:58pm On Jul 04, 2020
I opened this thread in response to an earlier thread that made front page.

Here is the link.

https://www.nairaland.com/5968066/friend-cancelling-wedding

The response I read in that thread literally broke my heart.
It's obvious that some Nigerian youths are as corrupt as the politicians we accuse and insult everyday. We lack integrity and it seems like everyone is looking for an opportunity to steal and enrich himself at the expense of others.

How come on that thread, a lot of people are defending the lady, calling her smart lady and saying that they will do same if they were in same situation. Some said that it's an opportunity to pay back to the bank for the excess bank charges on our account. Common that's gross ignorance.

So you don't knw that it's the teller who will pay the money.
Some one said why can't the bank go through the official way of blacklisting the person's BVN. Well, that is possible, but before that can happen, it means the issue must have gotten to the banks auditors and the teller could probably face sanction and risk his job, that's why the easy way out is to call the customer and plead with him or her

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Re: The Hypocrisy Of Some Nigerian Youths. A Response To An Earlier Thread. by AltarBoy1: 11:02pm On Jul 04, 2020
Let me tell you a story...

Back then, there was a day one of my colleague credited the wrong acct with the sum of #600k. That day was on a Friday. It went unnoticed till on Tuesday when the owner of the money came bck to complain that he hasn't gotten alert for his deposit. We checked the ticket and transaction history, we discover that the teller mistakenly changed the last digit of the acct number and so the money went into the wrong acct, and the person have withdrawn the money.
So we checked the details of the acct and we discovered that it's a lady residing in SWn state while our location is NE. We called the woman and pleaded with her to return the money but she refused. We begged and begged she refused. Infact, even her husband told us never to call her line again. So we gave someone who speaks her language to help us plead with her. Finally she decided to return only #200k that she has spent the rest, so she transferred the money to us. We had to contribute money among ourselves to pay up the remaining balance.

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Re: The Hypocrisy Of Some Nigerian Youths. A Response To An Earlier Thread. by AltarBoy1: 11:03pm On Jul 04, 2020
I know that some of you will ask that why didn't we escalate the issue so that the bank can recover the money officially. Well, we have the option of doing that, but if we take that path, about 4-5 staff might be suspended and their job could be on the line. After about some days, we were just discussing about the issue when one of my colleague said that he is sure that the woman will still go to church and pay tithe from the money. That statement really hurt me cos I knw that they were directly refering to me because similar issues have occurred before with customers who were Muslims, but they returned the money on their own. So my colleagues were just making jest of me. (It happened that am the only Christian in my entire unit. It's just our manager and 2securities that are Christians).
Because of that, I took it upon myself to see how I can recover the money. About two months later, I went for a training in Lagos. During the training, a lady stood up to ask a question, then she introduced herself and her branch. Immediately, I remembered that her branch was were that woman opened her account and that was also where she withdrew the money from. After the training, I approached her and told her about the issue fortunate for me, the lady is a senior supervisor in the branch. So she said she will help me, that all I need to do is to keep watching the account.

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Re: The Hypocrisy Of Some Nigerian Youths. A Response To An Earlier Thread. by AltarBoy1: 11:04pm On Jul 04, 2020
When I went back to my branch, I started monitoring the account on daily basis. The woman was still using the acct, but the transactions are very low. One day, about #700k entered the acct. Immediately I called the lady and told her about my finding. So she gave her tellers the acct number and told them that if some one comes to withdraw money or transfer from the acct that they should notify her. About a week later the woman came for withdrawal and that was how she was apprehended and they told her to either transfer the remaining balance to us or she will be handed over to the police. So the woman refunded us the money.

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Re: The Hypocrisy Of Some Nigerian Youths. A Response To An Earlier Thread. by AltarBoy1: 11:05pm On Jul 04, 2020
Why am I saying all these... If your account is over credited or you were over paid across the counter, don't think it's the bank you are cheating. The teller responsible will most likely pay or lose his job. So if you are in such scenario, try and return the money if you can, don't wait till they call you. Sometimes if you were over paid, the teller might not knw which of the customer he over paid and you on your own you will be thinking that you have gotten free money because you were not called back. Just knw that someone somewhere is crying over that money.

Please always place value on integrity, you never know who you will be saving...

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Re: The Hypocrisy Of Some Nigerian Youths. A Response To An Earlier Thread. by DontBullshitMe: 11:13pm On Jul 04, 2020
I perceive tribalism.
Re: The Hypocrisy Of Some Nigerian Youths. A Response To An Earlier Thread. by TheGiftedOne(m): 11:20pm On Jul 04, 2020
You'll see them vehemently castigating others for being corrupt without running a reality check on themselves. Many ''ordinary'' people you see all around are by far worst than the politicians they are condemning. The only difference being a lack of opportunity to reveal their true self. As someone who is surrounded by bankers, I can relate to OP's story and the points He's driving at. Kudos to the OP.

Meanwhile the slowpoke above me just won't learn, instead He chose to see everything from a tribal spectacle. Grow up kid.

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Re: The Hypocrisy Of Some Nigerian Youths. A Response To An Earlier Thread. by Akposb(m): 11:56pm On Jul 04, 2020
Integrity is a personal decision taken by an individual no matter what the "system" might dictate to that person.

Thanks @op for your elaborate response.

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Re: The Hypocrisy Of Some Nigerian Youths. A Response To An Earlier Thread. by Klass99(f): 12:44am On Jul 05, 2020
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Re: The Hypocrisy Of Some Nigerian Youths. A Response To An Earlier Thread. by meobizy(f): 1:44am On Jul 05, 2020
OP is back at it with a second story. Lol.
Re: The Hypocrisy Of Some Nigerian Youths. A Response To An Earlier Thread. by Dande55: 2:13am On Jul 05, 2020
AltarBoy1:
I know that some of you will ask that why didn't we escalate the issue so that the bank can recover the money officially. Well, we have the option of doing that, but if we take that path, about 4-5 staff might be suspended and their job could be on the line. After about some days, we were just discussing about the issue when one of my colleague said that he is sure that the woman will still go to church and pay tithe from the money. That statement really hurt me cos I knw that they were directly refering to me because similar issues have occurred before with customers who were Muslims, but they returned the money on their own. So my colleagues were just making jest of me. (It happened that am the only Christian in my entire unit. It's just our manager and 2securities that are Christians).
Because of that, I took it upon myself to see how I can recover the money. About two months later, I went for a training in Lagos. During the training, a lady stood up to ask a question, then she introduced herself and her branch. Immediately, I remembered that her branch was were that woman opened her account and that was also where she withdrew the money from. After the training, I approached her and told her about the issue fortunate for me, the lady is a senior supervisor in the branch. So she said she will help me, that all I need to do is to keep watching the account.
Muslims are the worst kinda people to criticise a religion. Are they not the bandits killing and kidnapping people with hundreds of millions being deposited into their account, are they not the ones killing and maiming people all over the world, causing terror, are fulani herdsmen, ISWAP, AL QUAEDA, ISIS, Boko haram and the host of other terrorism group not from Islam, we also know Abacha and Buhari are the worst president in terms of killing and corruption. Are they not the ones beheading and slaughtering people who criticise their moon god?
Why do these folks think they are holier than others.

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Re: The Hypocrisy Of Some Nigerian Youths. A Response To An Earlier Thread. by grafixdon: 3:53am On Jul 05, 2020
Well said op
Re: The Hypocrisy Of Some Nigerian Youths. A Response To An Earlier Thread. by Ikjosh04: 4:14am On Jul 05, 2020
Hi bro, how where you monitoring the account? I got scammed of 500k it's a year and 1 month na. Please i need to monitor this guy account to get my money back.
AltarBoy1:
When I went back to my branch, I started monitoring the account on daily basis. The woman was still using the acct, but the transactions are very low. One day, about #700k entered the acct. Immediately I called the lady and told her about my finding. So she gave her tellers the acct number and told them that if some one comes to withdraw money or transfer from the acct that they should notify her. About a week later the woman came for withdrawal and that was how she was apprehended and they told her to either transfer the remaining balance to us or she will be handed over to the police. So the woman refunded us the money.
Re: The Hypocrisy Of Some Nigerian Youths. A Response To An Earlier Thread. by AltarBoy1: 6:51am On Jul 05, 2020
Ikjosh04:
Hi bro, how where you monitoring the account? I got scammed of 500k it's a year and 1 month na. Please i need to monitor this guy account to get my money back.
If you have a friend working in the particular bank, he can help you do that when you provide him with the scammers account number. But if you want to succeed, you need to have a friend who works with a security agency like efcc, icpc DSS or police. So that if there is money in the scammers account,you will know what next to do. Ordinarily, the guy in the bank can help you much cos he's not authorized to tamper with any ones account.

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Re: The Hypocrisy Of Some Nigerian Youths. A Response To An Earlier Thread. by AltarBoy1: 6:53am On Jul 05, 2020
Dande55:

Muslims are the worst kinda people to criticise a religion. Are they not the bandits killing and kidnapping people with hundreds of millions being deposited into their account, are they not the ones killing and maiming people all over the world, causing terror, are fulani herdsmen, ISWAP, AL QUAEDA, ISIS, Boko haram and the host of other terrorism group not from Islam, we also know Abacha and Buhari are the worst president in terms of killing and corruption. Are they not the ones beheading and slaughtering people who criticise their moon god?
Why do these folks think they are holier than others.

Block heads everywhere.... Who is talking about holier than someone here. This is based on individual encounter with a few of them.

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Re: The Hypocrisy Of Some Nigerian Youths. A Response To An Earlier Thread. by AltarBoy1: 6:55am On Jul 05, 2020
DontBullshitMe:
I perceive tribalism.

It's obvious you have a tribalistic mind that was why you perceive tribalism.
Re: The Hypocrisy Of Some Nigerian Youths. A Response To An Earlier Thread. by sexymoma(f): 6:59am On Jul 05, 2020
DontBullshitMe:
I perceive tribalism.
so in all these things wy he write na tribalism you perceive.. your nose nor good..

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Re: The Hypocrisy Of Some Nigerian Youths. A Response To An Earlier Thread. by sexymoma(f): 7:00am On Jul 05, 2020
@op I read that post and I believe the man has a point if he decides to call off the wedding.. na from Saturday we go Sabi Sunday wey go good...
Re: The Hypocrisy Of Some Nigerian Youths. A Response To An Earlier Thread. by AltarBoy1: 7:02am On Jul 05, 2020
Klass99:


I absolutely love the outcome of this story. cheesy

Speaking about the other thread, most people condemned the woman in question and her conduct. Very few people supported it - going by the comments I read, from a few pages of the thread. I didn't follow the entire thread.

Two of my friends used to work with banks, one quit because she was stressed from the job, she said she wasn't sleeping well, she would often wake up at odd hours, thinking, did I post that deposit with the accurate sum, did I do ABC or XYZ correctly? The anxiety and restless sleep took a toll so she walked.

The other friend overpaid a customer, over the counter during a cash withdrawal transaction. She overpaid in excess of 50k. She went home crying and prayed about it, fortunately for her the guy returned to the bank the next day, met her over the counter discreetly and returned the money.

So I totally feel you on what you are saying.
Seriously, it's not easy working in the bank as a teller. A customer once told me that if he is the CBN, that he will compel all the banks to pay their tellers nothing less than #350k considering the pressure they pass through and the amount of time they spend in the system.

If there are available jobs in other industries, 98% of those working as tellers would leave. Imagine there are some bank who pay their tellers less than 60k a month.
Re: The Hypocrisy Of Some Nigerian Youths. A Response To An Earlier Thread. by JONNYSPUTE(m): 7:07am On Jul 05, 2020
....Op,your observations were right.

But only those that lack integrity supported the said lady.
Re: The Hypocrisy Of Some Nigerian Youths. A Response To An Earlier Thread. by Munzy14(m): 7:07am On Jul 05, 2020
Dande55:

Muslims are the worst kinda people to criticise a religion. Are they not the bandits killing and kidnapping people with hundreds of millions being deposited into their account, are they not the ones killing and maiming people all over the world, causing terror, are fulani herdsmen, ISWAP, AL QUAEDA, ISIS, Boko haram and the host of other terrorism group not from Islam, we also know Abacha and Buhari are the worst president in terms of killing and corruption. Are they not the ones beheading and slaughtering people who criticise their moon god?
Why do these folks think they are holier than others.
You deviated from the context... That's terrible!


When it comes to integrity, I give it to the core northern Muslim...Av done business with Yoruba Muslim, 80% went on degrading side in the business.
As for Christians (both Igbo and Yoruba), majority are something else when I talk about experience with all inclusive of religion and tribe.

altarboy's story is one out of many.

You can tag some core Notherners violent, but u also cut them slacks on being straight forward.


In all I still don't neglect the fact that there are good people in every tribe and religion who upholds their integrity despite economic challenges.

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Re: The Hypocrisy Of Some Nigerian Youths. A Response To An Earlier Thread. by sisisioge: 7:40am On Jul 05, 2020
Hmmmm...


The average Nigerian is fraudulent, yet religious. We are quick to hurt the other person because of money even though our religions teach us to be honest and fair in our dealings. Both home and abroad, doing business with Nigerians is always a hot coal walk. May God help us.

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Re: The Hypocrisy Of Some Nigerian Youths. A Response To An Earlier Thread. by Dande55: 7:41am On Jul 05, 2020
AltarBoy1:


Block heads everywhere.... Who is talking about holier than someone here. This is based on individual encounter with a few of them.
Shut up. Aboki has defrauded me before.
So, what's your point?
Re: The Hypocrisy Of Some Nigerian Youths. A Response To An Earlier Thread. by Dande55: 7:43am On Jul 05, 2020
Munzy14:

You deviated from the context... That's terrible!


When it comes to integrity, I give it to the core northern Muslim...Av done business with Yoruba Muslim, 80% went on degrading side in the business.
As for Christians (both Igbo and Yoruba), majority are something else when I talk about experience with all inclusive of religion and tribe.

altarboy's story is one out of many.

You can tag some core Notherners violent, but u also cut them slacks on being straight forward.


In all I still don't neglect the fact that there are good people in every tribe and religion who upholds their integrity despite economic challenges.
I didn't deviate from any topic.
Are Aboki politicians not thieves, don't they harbour the most callous fraudulent and criminal politicians? An average aboki is a potential terrorist.
Where's the lie here? An aboki has defrauded me before, so, I'm also talking from experience.

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Re: The Hypocrisy Of Some Nigerian Youths. A Response To An Earlier Thread. by Dande55: 7:44am On Jul 05, 2020
AltarBoy1:


Block heads everywhere.... Who is talking about holier than someone here. This is based on individual encounter with a few of them.
Shitty head. I'm talking base on encounter with them aswel.
You can fvck off my mention.
Re: The Hypocrisy Of Some Nigerian Youths. A Response To An Earlier Thread. by AltarBoy1: 7:49am On Jul 05, 2020
sexymoma:
so in all these things wy he write na tribalism you perceive.. your nose nor good..
I have finally modified the post. Seeing the tendency of this post falling into the hands of tribalistic warlords of Nairaland, I have removed that part that mentioned the tribe.
Re: The Hypocrisy Of Some Nigerian Youths. A Response To An Earlier Thread. by Ikjosh04: 8:59am On Jul 05, 2020
AltarBoy1:
If you have a friend working in the particular bank, he can help you do that when you provide him with the scammers account number. But if you want to succeed, you need to have a friend who works with a security agency like efcc, icpc DSS or police. So that if there is money in the scammers account,you will know what next to do. Ordinarily, the guy in the bank can help you much cos he's not authorized to tamper with any ones account.

Ok, thanks
Re: The Hypocrisy Of Some Nigerian Youths. A Response To An Earlier Thread. by ogunboy(m): 10:08am On Jul 05, 2020
Ogunboy
Re: The Hypocrisy Of Some Nigerian Youths. A Response To An Earlier Thread. by AltarBoy1: 10:39am On Jul 05, 2020
ogunboy:


U didn't have to do dat. I am a Yoruba boy there was nothing wrong with what you wrote.
You know, in Nairaland, any small opportunity some people see, they will use it to attack other people's tribe. You are already seeing in here. One have started spewing the bad side of Muslims trying to tarnish them as if there is any where in the thread where I praised Muslims for been honest.
Re: The Hypocrisy Of Some Nigerian Youths. A Response To An Earlier Thread. by JONNYSPUTE(m): 10:50am On Jul 05, 2020
AltarBoy1:

You know, in Nairaland, any small opportunity some people see, they will use it to attack other people's tribe. You are already seeing in here. One have started spewing the bad side of Muslims trying to tarnish them as if there is any where in the thread where I praised Muslims for been honest.
.....Just relax bro.

You ve passed your message and anybody that feels hurt about it should go and commit sucide.

Period.
Re: The Hypocrisy Of Some Nigerian Youths. A Response To An Earlier Thread. by SweetCunt97(f): 11:08am On Jul 05, 2020
JONNYSPUTE:
.....Just relax bro.

You ve passed your message and anybody that feels hurt about it should go and commit sucide.

Period.
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