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Zenith bank of Nigeria is currently trending for one of the wrong reasons once more. Recently, customers of one of the most revered banks in Nigeria, Zenith bank have been complaining of serious poor customer service and failed or delayed transactions which was hugely alluded to the IT personnel of the bank mostly “brain drained”.
Nigerian government obviously have forgotten that not all the citizens are blind to their scam of shameful governance. The above write up would only explain the current madness ongoing in the country where the government have totally ignored the Millions of students currently languishing at home do to ASUU strike. Read Also : Politicians paying
Poyoyo investment scheme has left left Nigerians bleeding once again. Ponzi schemes in Nigeria are not really new to Nigerians as they always would find a way to fall for it helplessly. You’d recall that jkcyno news reported of Chinmark investment scheme that left Nigerians crying profusely after they were scammed. Most Nigerians are rather sad
How Nigerians were Scammed by yet another Investment Scheme. Mr Bamise Samson Ajetunmobi And His Image Lenders Story. What I have learned so far: 1) Bamise Samson was a quiet banker who quietly did his job as a Zenith bank staff. He was with the bank for 8 years before he left to start
Chairman of the University of Lagos chapter of the Non Academic Staff Union of Universities and Allied Institutions, Mr. Kehinde Ajibade, has described the Integrated Personnel Payroll Information System (IPPIS) used to pay civil servants as fraudulent. He accused the Federal Government of deceiving the Union to sign up for it. NASU and the Senior
A social media celebrity, who flaunted his opulent lifestyle to millions of followers on Instagram, has appeared in court in the US charged with running a global scam which allegedly targeted a Premier League club. Ramon Abbas, known to his social media followers as “Ray Hushpuppi”, was arrested in Dubai last month after a months-long
It’s with great displeasure that we write to retract an earlier published article on possible disbursement of N50billion loan from the CBN. There are several contradictory reactions to that gesture and we are not very comfortable with the reports coming from it. We sincerely apologize that we had to post without due verifications and we