@csrf
UBA

20.05.2023 Featured After FIJ’s Story, UBA Returns N298,600 to Delta Engineer

Published 20th May, 2023

By Tola Owoyele

UBA has refunded N298,600 to Nelson Emakpo, a Delta State-based engineer whose money vanished in January.

This came two weeks after FIJ reported how N881,000 mysteriously left the engineer’s account in 48 hours.

“I received an SMS on Thursday afternoon. When I checked what it was about, I discovered it had come from the UBA. They had returned N298,600 out of the N881,000 that was stolen from my account in January,” a delighted Nelson said.

The credit alert the Engineer received from UBA
The credit alert Emakpo received from UBA

READ ALSO: UBA Can’t Explain How N881,000 Vanished From Delta Engineer’s Account

“I chased UBA for five months so they could help me recover the funds, but they did nothing about it. I came to you guys just two weeks ago and so far, you have been able to help me recover N298,600.

“This is a good start. I am very grateful. I can’t thank you enough. UBA has also said that they are still working on the issue to ensure that the remaining amount is recovered and returned to my account.

“Thank you, FIJ.”

READ ALSO: UBA Customer Whose N90,000 Vanished in December Wants Her Money Back

Emakpo visited a UBA branch in Abraka, Delta State, in January to resolve the internet banking challenges he was facing but ended up receiving unauthorised debit alerts afterwards.

He subsequently got the bank to place a restriction on his account so that the fraudsters responsible for the theft would stop.

More money was however stolen from the account when an official of the bank forgot to return the restriction after Emakpo asked to withdraw some money.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *


Published 20th May, 2023

By Tola Owoyele

Advertisement

Our Stories

Osun IBEDC Marketer Diverts Customer’s Meter Fee, Delivers Inflated Bill

JUST IN: Over 118 Inmates Escape Suleja Prison Overnight

Oyo Chief ‘Threatened’ for Refusing to Endorse Bashorun’s Alaafin Pick

Overburdened, Yet Underpaid… House Officer at LAUTECH Teaching Hospital Regrets Getting Hired

JUST IN: Keyamo Suspends Dana Air Operations

REPORT: Nigerian Gov’t Contributed Significantly to Human Rights Abuses in 2023

Trigger-Happy Oyo Policeman Kills 2 Brothers Celebrating LAUTECH Graduation

Homeless Man Charged With Murder of British Nigerian

In Cuba, Afro Hair Care Opens Conversations About Blackness

Part of Ogun Community Road Washed Off by Rain Few Weeks After Completion

Advertisement