Friday, September 17, 2021
Nigerian Actress Posts Warning Memo After Nigerian Bank Gave Her Fake Euro notes To Spend In Europe...
A Nollywood actress, Ejine Okoroafor raised alarm after she almost got into trouble in Paris for spending fake Euro notes she bought from a well known Nigerian bank....
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For shame!
ReplyDeleteShe not naming the bank makes her story questionable.
DeleteI agree 100%
DeleteHow low can the country get! Remaining is for the presidential jet to be denied entry to a foreign country.
ReplyDeleteIs it possible for a bank to issue fake note.please mention the name of the bank no need to cover up.
ReplyDeleteThey do if you don't know the difference, they collect from aboki at no cost pretending they will send it to CNN for review then issue it to unsuspecting customers who withdraw bulk amount of dollars
DeleteNot surprise
DeleteNo be naija
I withdrew 20k from a Gtbank ATM 2 days ago. One of the 1k notes is fake 🤥
DeleteWe have unscrupulous elements everywhere. When I'm free, I'll go to the branch where I withdrew the money from to complain.
This happened to me and my sis. A 1000naira note in 100k was fake. At the point of payment we were notified, I was just ashamed. Some bankers have become fraudsters gone are the days when we had credible workers in a spheres of live
DeleteBig shame indeed!!
ReplyDeleteYou're lucky lady
Wow... truly a huge one.. smh
DeleteNigeria my country will embarrass and leave you depressed if you let her.
ReplyDeleteIf this story is true and complete, my sister mention the Name the nigerian bank. Otherwise, keep quite.
ReplyDeleteShe should keep what?
DeleteI agree with you. Why code the name of the bank? Perhaps she got the manager of the bank to buy the forex for her from the black market sellers that's why she can't name the bank.
DeleteThis is a big shame. So Nigeria banks too have started issuing fake notes, odiegwu.
ReplyDeleteUnless she mentioned the bank I see her to be an accomplice
ReplyDeleteExactly
DeleteVery true, why can't she mention the bank if she has nothing to hide.
DeleteYears ago a friend of mine got a fake $20 out of an ATM machine in Toronto. Banks do unfortunately pass on fake notes.
ReplyDeleteSo why not name the bank, why hide them and they keep deceiving the public?
ReplyDeleteYou ladies will call out boyfriends, husbands, ex husbands, sugar daddies
but you cannot name a bank that gave you fake notes, even when they were aware of what
they were doing. Ladies, be smart with your smartphones; record such conversations, snap the
cash and so on. Expose them; let the law take its course. Let the public avoid or better scrutinize
their fakes. 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
Except that's not all there is to the story. She may have a deal with the bank manager for her to have the direct contact.
DeleteName and shame the bank so others can avoid them.
ReplyDeleteThat is how I went to First Bank to withdraw $50 to tide me over till pay day. Not knowing I was given white dollar. I got to the person who will change it about 3days later because I withdrew on a Friday and didn’t have time over the weekend. He told me the dollar is no longer acceptable, showed me the another $50 that was entirely different and did not believe I received mine from the bank. I went back to the bank to inform them with pictures of the other dollar. I was told at the bank that the dollar is acceptable but Since I couldn’t get an exchange rate for it , they gave me the other type of dollar. Now my eyes are open to cross check each note I receive and check the series.
ReplyDelete2009 and above series were only received and paid out in banks till 2 months ago that CBN instructed that all series and denominations are acceptable. Probably the BDC person was not aware of the new CBN policy.it is not that the bank paid you outdated series.
DeleteSMH
ReplyDeleteI'm not surprised. If bank ATM can dispense fake naira notes, is it foreign currency that will hard them? Corruption has eaten deep into every fabric of our society. It is not about Fulani herdsmen, Ipob, Sunday Igbogbo. What we need is to collectively fight these corrupt politicians and reclaim our Country. We should not look at issues with religious or tribal bias. The same way we come together and applaud excellence is football is same way we should denounce corruption no matter who is involved. These shameless politicians have done enough. 2023 is no longer far. The time to start is now.
ReplyDeleteThis Aunty is a LIAR! She knew the money was fake before trying to change it. Most banks in Nigeria will change your money with the serial numbers written down. That woman should be questioned.
ReplyDeleteI hate people that can't speak out when being hurted,why is she hiding the name of the bank ? Some of these so called Nollywood rags are too lousy without finesse.shior.
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