Drama at Bank as Man Arrives with Rope, Threatens to Kill Self over Deductions, Bankers Rush to Him in Video

Drama at Bank as Man Arrives with Rope, Threatens to Kill Self over Deductions, Bankers Rush to Him in Video

  • A distressed Nigerian man caused a huge stir at bank premises over unauthorized deductions from his account
  • The distressed customer armed with a rope threatened to take his own life while screaming at bank officials that they can take the money
  • Bankers and some customers could be seen pleading and struggling with the man to prevent him from going ahead with his threat

An angry customer took an unexpected approach to communicate his displeasure over unauthorised deductions made to his account.

The unidentified male customer showed up at a bank with a rope and threatened to kill himself, alleging that the bank transferred his money to hackers who compromised his account.

Angry Nigerian man threatens to kill self in bank with rope over deductions, bankers tried to stop him in video
Bankers made frantic efforts to stop him Photo Credit: Screengrabs from video shared by @rootstv.nigeria
Source: Instagram

Unfamiliar transaction of N45Ok was made on his account

Roots TV Nigeria which shared a video from the incident on Instagram reports that the man had earlier reported an unfamiliar transaction of N450,000 on his account to the bank.

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The complainant was directed by the bank to get a court order to prove he had no business with the recipient of the money.

He reportedly got the court order only to be informed by bank officials that the transaction had been facilitated in favor of the supposed hacker.

In the clip, bank officials and some customers engaged in a struggle to wrest the rope from the distressed man.

The incident was said to have happened at United Bank For Africa (UBA) Iju branch, Lagos.

Nigerians react

@megarates_crypto wrote:

"Same thing happened to me at kuda bank I transferred from zenith to kuda not knowing it’s a scam , when I discover it was scammer I went to bank and they placed lien on the Acct."

@euestrellas2017 stated:

"UBA does this intentionally. They did this exact thing to my in-law. His UBA card got stock in another ATM , after the weekend he went to make report on Tuesday . After he reported and filled the form for another card, he started getting debit alert . All his fund was transferred."

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@iambayo01 remarked:

"Nigeria???? That country is finished. In if you are not involved in such transactions with the hacker ,you will get your money back completed. Good bye NAIJA."

@donatusgodwin opined:

"They have preached heaven on earth for me in UBA Bank, I told them I can't have a card to that account, instead of me picking a card, I would rather close the account. I can't collect card n start hearing rubbish God forbid."

Man causes stir at bank over deductions to his account

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian man had caused commotion at a bank over unexplainable deductions to his account.

In the video shared by Instablog9ja on Instagram, the vexed man lamented at the top of his voice despite efforts by security personnel and a banker to calm him down.

He then faced the banker questioning the continuous deductions to his account.

Source: Legit.ng

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