A Nigerian man did not take it lightly with a security man who shut the door of a bank against him while trying to perform bank transactions.
In a recent TikTok video, the Nigerian man was seen angrily displaying at a commercial bank.
The change in naira notes has caused lots of issues in the bank for both customers and workers of the bank.
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The unidentified man went to the bank with a bag loaded with money and wanted to get into the bank to make some transactions which looked like a deposit.
I go scatter this place
The gentleman was about to enter the banking hall when a bank security officer slammed the door against him.
While the reason for his action was not known, it is believed that it is because there were many customers already in the bank.
On the other hand, the man took it personally and threatened to scatter the bank.
It is no longer news that the old Nigeria notes will expire on the 10th of February, and this has caused a lot of rush in Nigerians trying to change their naira notes.
Reactions: Rich dey queue for bank
As expected, the man’s action at the bank brought about reactions from netizens with many finding his actions funny. See some comments below:
@officialpwesh18 That’s how one guy was shouting at Access bank, I will die here ooh
@deescloset001 Rich people dey queue for bank since morning, poor people dey chill at home
@Girl: That lady’s face ???. You just know it smells so bad there???
@tim dalton77 Wetin dey inside Oga Romanus bag my friend say na cassava garri ewa
@Moment ??: If this money expire for this man hand. wahala don dey oooo?
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Nigerian lady claims new Naira notes fade in water
Meanwhile, a lady known as Chinazo shared on Twitter what happened to her sister’s new currency that she forgot in her pocket.
Chinazo shared pictures of the new note that had quickly faded off as if it were bleached while it was mistakenly dropped in water.
She further explained that, if rain should soak someone holding the new Naira notes in their pocket, the person could end up being stranded as the money will be bad and he won’t be able to spend it again.
