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Kuda Bank gifts ₦2 million naira to Debbie for being a good wife

Kuda Bank gifts ₦2 million naira to Debbie for being a good wife Kuda Bank, a mobile banking service, has rewarded a Nigerian woman named Debbie, who has recently gained attention on social media, with a sum of 2 million naira. The announcement was made on the bank’s official Twitter page. Nigerian woman. This gesture comes shortly after Debbie shared that she had started waking up early to cook for her husband, prompted by a coworker who had previously brought him food at his workplace. Since her announcement, Debbie has received numerous gifts, including a TV, a new fridge, a microwave, a bed frame, a mattress, a wardrobe, an iPhone, and an Infinix mobile phone. In the midst of this attention, Kuda Bank, the mobile bank Debbie uses for her transactions, has promised to match the exact amount currently in her account. The bank posted on its official page, stating, “As your bank, we’re happy to match the ₦2,044,133.94 balance in your screenshot. Keep doing you, Debbie!” SEE POST:

“Detty December” – Man stuns many as he breaks his piggy bank after 1 year of saving, unveils staggering amount of money

A Kenyan man has captured the attention of many online by breaking open his piggy bank after 1 year of saving, unveiling a substantial collection of KSh 1000 and KSh 500 notes. The video, which has been widely shared on social media, has sparked a trend among Kenyans eager to showcase their year-long savings. The man whose identity remains undisclosed took to the trend initiated by many Kenyans who have been proudly displaying their accumulated savings for the entire year.

Shared by @mpashogram, the video documents the man’s approach as he uses a knife to break open the sealed ends of his wooden savings bank. Once successful, he dramatically empties the contents onto the carpet, leaving viewers stunned. While the man did not disclose the total amount saved, the video has inspired a wave of reactions on social media. The video also showed another lady breaking a plastic bottle to access the coins that she had been saving for the entire year. Netizens Reactions… @_kamakia_ said; “Angeweka na location tukuje kumcongratulate.” @mutuandunguuwinnie said; “Wueh! Halafu tuambiwe hatuna saving culture.” @_.musyimi said; “Wacha mimi ningoje Njaanuary.” @denzelle_44_ said; “Mm sijui kusave hivo ningekua nangalia kila wakati, ikifika thao natoka woooiii.” @ricky_eryko said; “Mimi kitu yenye nimesave hii mwaka ni memes tu.” @mashprokki said; “Ntaanza next year uzuri.” @_abed_ke said; “You save to spend on December us we spend everyday.” @omoshricky said; “His discipline.” @mdawidatiki said; “Saving boxes; Simple initiative but really rewarding. Compounding must be the eighth wonder of the world. You can always have one with a padlock then issue the key to someone far flung.” See below;

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“How do you do It?” – Nigerian woman stuns many as she uses her power bank to cook

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A yet-to-be-identified Nigerian woman has captured the attention of many after a video surfaced of her cooking with a power bank.
The video, shared by an ex-corps member identified as @albakanwwy001, has since gone viral, sparking mixed reactions from netizens.
The entrepreneurial woman was spotted in Ikirun, Osun state, showcasing an unconventional method of generating fire for her yam frying business.

The footage shows her utilizing a portable charger connected to an undisclosed device, which, in turn, produced the flames necessary for frying yams.
The ex-corps member expressed his amazement in Yoruba, engaging the woman in conversation to understand the innovative approach.
While the specific details of how the power bank was linked to the cooking apparatus remain unclear, the footage has ignited curiosity and discussion online.
In recent times, Nigerians have exhibited a trend of resourcefulness in finding alternative ways to generate heat for cooking.
This includes the development of a water-powered stove and a toilet that generates gas for cooking. The viral video has elicited diverse reactions on social media.
Netizens Reactions;
@user6902150919006 said; “The project is not well explained.. Not detailed enough.”
@Temitope Gold Opeyem said; “It is like instead of using a hand fan to fan charcoal to roast boli you are using a USB fan. there is nothing serious here.”
@Concerned Citizen378 said; “Power bank converts water to hydrogen and the gas.”
@TOMMY said; “There’s a new way. Through the use of faeces except human one. Most people wouldn’t believe me though.”
@AbuAisha Atabinntin said; “Go to àgbède and battery chargers at Abúlé mecho in Abeokuta you will see this plenty.”
@babatundejohnson21 said; “This is amazing let it go viral and lets make the local engineer go international.”
@samskillz said; “Not new nao this what all agbede are using right from. day one.”
@lanzaish said; “My village people don invent oo . correct.”
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Man mistakenly transfers ₦500k to Davido’s Wema Bank account

"Please consider me" - Nigerian man gets emotional as he mistakenly transfers ₦500k to Davido's Wema Bank account

A Nigerian man, Adeleke583, revealed in a recent post on social media that he mistakenly transferred the sum of ₦500,000 to the Wema Bank account of David Adeleke, better known as Davido. In a post on his page, he claimed he wanted to make a transfer to a friend but mistakenly sent the said money to another bank account because the name on the account is similar to the one he had in mind.

Nigerian singer, Davido. He, however, pleaded with members of the public to help him find a way to get back his money. His statement: “Good day sir, Mr. David Adeleke @davido, I want to bring to your attention an issue. Please, I would like you to consider helping me.” “I mistakenly sent #500,000 naira to your Wema Bank account with this account number: 0123044967. This was supposed to be sent to a friend of mine who also goes by the name David Adeleke.” In reaction to the mistake made by the man, concerned individuals have stormed the comment page of the post to share their opinions on the matter. SEE POST: @Wfx911: “How did you get the account number accurately? Lol I dun give you wetin u dey find.” @2sec_smog: “U don go send money to person wey dey owe people. Him fit don use am pay debt oo, Ahhh @davido Abeg. Return his money.” @Pruddy214: “So how did you know it was this particular David Adeleke you sent the money to?” @Iamdomi3: “What if it’s just another David Adeleke and not Davido?” @CR7awb: “Na everything be cruise for una side if them carry you now people go Dey talk different thing.” SEE POST:

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Man battles bank ATM machine as it fails to dispense his ₦1k

"‎Give the machine better blow" - Nigerian man causes stir, battles with bank ATM machine as it fails to dispense his ₦1k

A Nigerian man got many people talking as a video shows the moment he was struggling with a bank ATM machine after it failed to dispense his ₦1k. In the said video, the face of the young man was not revealed, but his hands were clearly seen, holding firmly to his one thousand naira notes as the bank ATM machine failed to release it to him.

For illustration purpose. He was seen on different instances, changing methods while carefully trying to remove his money. Eventually, the said man was left disappointed as his naira note got badly damaged as a result of the force he used to remove it from the ATM. Shortly after he posted a video of it online, concerned individuals took to the comment page of the post to suggest solutions. See some reactions below: the real_best light: “‎give the machine better blow the owner of it will come out, shebi them know teach the machine well ni.” Love: “‎Put your ATM card and try withdraw another money it will come out.” Feran of Lagos: “‎Withdraw another 1k e go come out in peace.” id_mor1: “‎just use another card to withdraw and it will open.” commentator: “‎Palmlpay don dey work wit zenith bank.” Sunny west: “‎Call the security first, no cap, no go far bro.” Cal’ mhi Dray: “‎Why not try to withdraw another money?” 𝙞𝙢𝙤𝙨𝙚_𝘼𝙙𝙖𝙢𝙨: “‎I no get patience I go find pliers.” Focus: “‎Press Green Button red button and yellow button together .. the machine will open mouth it’s atm reboot code.” Big dan: “‎If the machine like make e hang my money money come out.” Kingsley Akins C Ajukwa: “‎What if money no dey again for the account.for those wey dey say make him withdraw one k or two k.” WATCH VIDEO: @official__lover Zenith bank🥹💔😂#officiallover #fyp #goviral #trending ♬ Raise am raise am – PAYMENT❤️‍🩹

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How I almost missed chance of meeting Davido while working at bank

Famous Afrobeat singer, Mayorkun opens up on how he almost deleted the cover video that brought him fame and how posting it on social media connected him to Davido. During the latest episode of the Tea With Tay podcast, hosted by actor Temisan Emmanuel Ahwieh, a.k.a Taymesan, the ex-DMW signee revealed that he once worked at a bank in 2016.

Mayorkun According to Mayorkun, he had recorded a cover video of himself freestyling while playing a keyboard and almost deleted the clip due to low memory storage on his phone. While at work in a bank, he decided to back it up on his Twitter account by simply uploading it instead of simply deleting it off his phone. Lo and behold, the video went viral and it was at that point that Mayorkun was discovered by Davido and immediately followed who would become a significant signee of DMW Records.

In his words, “One of my mum’s friends gave me an iPhone 6 with a small memory size and I had that video on it and wanted to delete it to free up some space. Something told me to put it on Twitter and it least, e go dey Twitter if e no dey your phone. I posted it and noticed my phone buzzing inside the bank wey I dey vex. It was one weekend I went to ACCA classes. Davido liked and followed.” Watch the video below …

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Bnxn calls out Diamond Bank over ₦100 debit in old tweet

"I had only 1k, Y'all debited #100" - Old tweet of Bnxn calling out Diamond Bank over ₦100 debit causes stir online

Nigerian singer Daniel Benson, professionally known as Bnxn (formerly Buju), has stirred discussions online after an old tweet resurfaced where he called out Diamond Bank over a ₦100 debit. The tweet from 2016 read: “Good morning everyone. Except Diamond Bank, Y’all did me dirty. I had only 1k in that account I planned to withdraw today, Y’all debited #100.”

Singer Daniel Benson, professionally known as Bnxn (formerly Buju). The singer, now living a lavish lifestyle due to his success in the music industry, owns houses and cars. Many of his fans stormed the comment section, reacting to the old tweet where the singer complained about a ₦100 deduction from his last ₦1,000 in the bank account. Here are some reactions below: @ifetobii: “Unah think say e dy lie when e say e dy buy loud for 2k?, e no easy, nah make God show us mercy walahi.” @Jozzydrips: “Werey been wan add the 1k Join physical 1k wey he get for hand make he go buy amnesia Loud from that him 2k plug.” @TeemarsBeauty: “I came from the future to tell you that your future is bright and to never give up. You got this.” @VicXpost: “Sapa really deal with this guy. Thank God for ur life.” @NuJhayhne: “omo if i give up, make i know wetin cause am.” @Yemmie_: “Lmaoooo sapa really hold Buju for neck oooo, thank God for his life.” @olamhi02: “So buju was once a comrade with sapa. I think he is Rich kid from small ni.” SEE POST:

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“The money don land” – Nigerian man who won N102 million from sports betting shows proof of money in his bank account

"The money don land" - Man who won N102 million from sports betting shows proof of money in his bank account

A Nigerian man, Mr. Bayo, who won a substantial sum of N102 million from sports betting, has laid to rest any doubts as he has presented his bank statement as irrefutable proof of his extraordinary win. The saga began when Mr. Bayo initially shared his winning tickets on social media, showcasing separate victories of N60 million and N42.4 million. The story quickly went viral as many marveled at the seemingly overnight transformation of an ordinary bettor into a millionaire.

Mr.Bayo However, aware of the skepticism that often accompanies such windfalls, Mr. Bayo took an unprecedented step in silencing doubters. He shared a snapshot of his bank statement online, offering a transparent view of the substantial payment he received, validating the authenticity of his N102 million windfall. According to the displayed bank statement, Mr. Bayo’s account balance now reads N100,152,805.16. Taking to X (formerly Twitter), Mr. Bayo expressed his joy and excitement at the life-altering victory. See below;

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Students cause a stir as they flaunt October’s bank statement

A group of students set tongues wagging as they flaunt their bank statements for only the month of October, showing the inflow and outflow of cash. A video making the rounds on social media captured the total amounts received and spent by female students ranging from a little over a hundred thousand naira to almost two million naira.

One of the students who pioneered the challenge requested to see her friends’ bank statements for the month, compiling them alongside a short video of them individually. “I told my girls to send me their transaction history for October,” she captioned the video. The amounts have since sparked mixed reactions on social media; with many doubting the source while others simply called it fake. Reactions trailing October bank statements of students dr_panshaq said: “Broke girls shaa … money wey enter is almost same money wey comot … no balance 😂😂😂.” bod_republc opined: “All of them net worth no even reach watin them they post. This generation; Omoh that daisy no look like person way 2m dan touch skin.” ekuapaula_ said: “Poor Man Pikin Go Think Say na Ashawo Girls 😂😂😂 Broke Mentality.” trippin.trip stated: “Someone transferred money to them, dem con dy break am small small dy transfer am from one person to another among them self. After they don done finish, dem don return the money back to the owner.” soft_keekee quizzed: “Which work daisy dey do😂😂😂😂.” Watch the video below …

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Wema bank lifts ban on international transactions on Naira card

Wema bank lifts suspension on international transactions on Naira card One of Nigeria’s commercial banks, Wema Bank lifts the suspension imposed on international transactions on naira cards. All banks in Nigeria had prohibited the use of naira cards for international cash withdrawals from ATMs, online transactions, and point-of-sale purchases, effectively preventing cardholders from making payments or accessing cash abroad. Wema Bank, however, has now informed its customers that the suspension on international transactions using naira cards has been lifted. This decision was communicated to customers through an email. This means that customers can now freely engage in global transactions and make purchases using their Naira cards, including Mastercard, ALAT Mastercard, and Visa. The bank also noted that its customers can now enjoy up to $500 monthly on international transactions using their Naira cards for purchases around the world. The email reads, “It’s time to enjoy seamless transactions and make purchases internationally. You can now use your Naira cards, including Mastercard, ALAT Mastercard, and Visa, for international spending.” “Your Naira card gives you the convenience of making payments in foreign currencies, eliminating the need for currency conversion or carrying excess cash. It’s a hassle-free and secure way to shop and transact abroad.”

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