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Title : #BoycottFirstBank Trends On Social Media For "Gross Negligence"...See Full Story
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#BoycottFirstBank Trends On Social Media For "Gross Negligence"...See Full Story
Social media has been abuzz with the trending hashtag #GrossNegligence and #BoycottFirstBank and we have got the full story for You!Read what happened as reported by the victim, John Cine Wilcox:
In the spirit of #SocialJustice I will be calling out FirstBankngr by the end of the day. We have tried dialogue & informed Central bank of their gross negligence but they have refused to prioritize the case in question.
We will be filing & going public. We have been on this case for 7months now."Please don’t agree to leave your belongings in the locker of any Bank. The padlocks provided are unsafe and one key opens all the locks in most cases.
The rate at which FirstBankngr is hurting Nigerians is alarming and this unprofessionalism has to end now. Asides from illegal deductions and retention of millions of customer's money without reversal, here is the worst of their gross negligence.
I’m sure they are unaware of which of their corporate crime is making the media waves thus their futile attempt at restitution.
I’m sure a few of you have started getting unexpected feedbacks and reversals hours after this thread started from them. Please pay attention.
The gentleman here is John cine wilcox who was invited to Nigeria on an online editing project.
He is a young editor renowned for his expertise. But frustrated after his unfortunate encounter with FirstBankngr’s vile negligence. It’s been 7 months now. When he went into one of their branches at Isheri Ojodu to do some transactions.
He was told he can’t be allowed in with his bag containing his laptop and hard drives which had all his showreels and lifework. He obeyed and kept his bag in the box provided as guided by the security guard.
And he locked it with a key given. He also noticed there was a CCTV in the area. Minutes later he returned to find out that his bag, laptop, hard drives and life work have been stolen. He met the locker ajar. It was at that point he realized that the keys to the lockers can open all others lockers. None was unique.
He petitioned the bank manager, reported to the police, a report was generated, the guard was arrested, the manager agreed to their liability and promised that the insurance firm will pay for the losses. But since then despite all the hurdles presented nothing has been done and we are learning now that the insurance firm is seeking means to shelve liability.
7months of this guy’s life is gone with his life work. His clients are suing him for their jobs that he can’t even recover.
We also wrote via our legal hub citizen_gavel to the CBN, CPC, Police CP etc on the behalf of this particular victim of FirstBankngr and we are yet to get tangible feedback. Now we are done being nice.
Many have gone fetish and diabolical on the matter and shrines across Africa are chanting John’s name amidst incantations. So after a bit of back and forth. A lame letter was sent from First Bank to manage the situation without actually doing anything about it.
We had to allow for the engagement of yet another firm to double the effort when we saw nothing was forth coming having seen the psychological torture MR John was going through. Sometimes when I read his messages or speak with him on the phone, I can’t the help tears falling from my eyes.
Read a few reactions below of Nigerians to this story as lead by activist Segun Awosanya:
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