Prosecuting Sergeant Friday Mameh alleged that the defendant committed the offences between October 2016 and April 2018, at the Orile Iganmu branch, Lagos of the bank. He said Olawuwo abused his position as a staff of the bank by fraudulently transferring N2.4 million to different accounts.
According to the prosecutor, the monies were moved in trenches from different customers accounts to Olawuwo’s friends’ bank accounts. The court heard that the second defendant, Wahab, was one of Olawuwo’s friends who received the monies despite knowledge that the transaction was fraudulent. Olawuwo allegedly fraudulently transferred N500, 000 to Wahab from a customer’s account no.
The prosecutor said Olawuwo transferred a total of N1.9 million to one Kazeem Olarewaju still at large, adding that the transfer to Olarewaju, was done in five tranches. He told the court that the money was the property of the Bank.
The defendants pleaded not guilty. Magistrate Onamusi granted each defendant N1 million bail with two sureties in the like sum, among other conditions. The case continues on February 26, for mention..
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This same thing happened to me o.my account officer was steadily stealing money from my account till it got to 800k and he was sending me fake statement of account cos I was out of the country at the time till I got in touch with someone at the banks head office to check my account balance and found out the truth and confronted the thief,he didn’t deny and started begging that he has problems.i could’ve reported to the police and ruin his life but I told him to pay me jeje and he paid 400k and I left him.He did it to someone else and is in jail now.
ReplyDeleteHe may not have had any problem..its just greed
DeleteHow do you know who your account officer is please. I need to know mine.
DeleteRe u serious.greed
Delete@ Tenth
DeleteGo your bank customers service, they will tell you
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Why transfer from customers account when you can apply for loan from your bank?
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They are yahoo bankers
Deletesome of this 419 bank stories we hear are actually perpetrated by bankers
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ReplyDeleteNothing we will not hear o.yjis too bad
ReplyDeleteThese acts happen in the UK too. They steal from very wealthy people. Transfer the money to people's account and ask the people to go withdraw it immediately and they cut you your share. Yoruba people in London are the ones doing this.
ReplyDeleteI was offered to send my bank details so they can put money in it so I can withdraw it immediately. I said thank you, I'm not a greedy human. My yoruba friend made thousands of pounds through this.