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10.05.2023 Featured After FIJ’s Story, UBA Refunds Retiree Whose Money Was Trapped After a Pos Transaction

Published 10th May, 2023

By Opeyemi Lawal

The United Bank for Africa (UBA) has made a refund of N12,000 to Augustina Okafor, the Enugu-based data analyst whose money was trapped after a PoS transaction.

Okafor confirmed the refund to FIJ on Wednesday, nearly six weeks after a publication on her experience.

“I just want to let you know that the failed PoS transaction of N12,000 on February 28 has been refunded,” she told FIJ.

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“Thank you for your assistance, FIJ. You guys have been really helpful to me. Thank you so much.”

Proof of reversal by UBA

On March 27, FIJ reported how Okafor’s N12,000 was trapped after a failed PoS transaction.

Okafor had told FIJ the amount was deducted in tranches of N12,000 and N27,400 on February 28 and March 4 respectively.

“On February 28, I went to a PoS shop to withdraw some money,” he said.

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“After the agent initiated the transaction, the feedback was that ‘the transaction could not be completed’, but it debited my account.”

The refund of the retiree’s failed N12, 000 PoS transaction was subsequently initiated by the bank.

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Published 10th May, 2023

By Opeyemi Lawal

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