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“If Anything Happens To Me, Hold Access Bank Responsible”- Woman Cries Out Over Alleged Account Issue

A Nigerian woman has raised an alarm over an alleged financial issue involving Access Bank, claiming that she has been left without funds after the bank allegedly cleared her account.

The woman, who said she is currently very sick, expressed frustration over her inability to access money to take care of her medical needs. She also revealed that she is worried about providing school fees for her children as the new academic session approaches.

In a desperate appeal for intervention, she called on Nigerians and relevant authorities, including the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), and social media activist VeryDarkMan (VDM), to come to her aid.

She alleged that the bank had refused to refund her money and said she was left with nothing to support herself and her children.

“Nigeria, If Anything Happens To Me, Hold Access Bank Responsible. They Have Refused To Refund My Money, And I Am Very Sick With No Money To Treat Myself. Even School Is About To Start, And I Don’t Have Money To Pay My Children’s School Fees. Access Bank Cleared My Account, And I Don’t Have a Single Penny Left. Nigerians, EFCC, CBN, VDM, Please Come To My Rescue.”

Her claims have drawn attention online, with the woman appealing for urgent intervention to resolve the alleged dispute and enable her regain access to her funds.

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Read some comments below:

@Kadiri Uzzeh:”She’s not ready to get her money back honestly, when’s she ready @myaccessbank will beg her, go to their headquarters with cameras,go live, cease their documents and go naked scream the office down you will see immediate action,that’s what I did with useless @FirstBankngr 2023″

@Michael onasto:”Why is it that no one wants to talk now? But if it’s GTB Bank they w’d flood media to complain.”

@BIG DREAMS:”She mentioned several institutions and even mentioned VDM but she didn’t mention any court or lawyer, to show you how the citizens have lost hope in the justice system.”