A lady has caught the attention of many people as a video shows her using a very big broom to sweep the $50 and $100 bills believed to have been sprayed at a wedding party by the invited guests. In the video, the lady can be seen amidst many other ladies, picking up the money scattered on the floor just after the event.
Dollar bills at wedding party. While other ladies present were focused on picking up other items, one specific lady could be seen using her strength to control a big broom, which she used to sweep the dollar bills closer to her side for easier packing into a bag. The lady’s action sparked reactions in the comments section, with one individual asking if such an amount of dollar bills is available in Nigeria. Here are some reactions below: Edward Ofosu Adjei: “so these plenty dollars are in Nigeria?” Cynthia baby006: “Wow. It can’t only be in Nigeria. Ghana no dey spray money for wedding.” Halley Assy: “Funny how some of you don’t even know it’s dollars.” Mama Jan: “If it’s real money or not I still tap into this blessings in Jesus name Amen may the good Lord bless your new home.” mrs_taylor4: “may some of this money locate me in Jamaica in jesus name.” huxo1: “I love how she stayed to pack her money. it’s what I can do.” Rosemoza: “Oh my God! May such Grace locate me Dear God..The Money Lord,the Money!” Jessica posh: “This is how I will park money next year.” Jessica posh: “This is how I will park money next year.” 7dressesug: “The only charity work I can do, yes, sweeping.” Nana Esi: “Not what i am thinking ooh coz i am sure that is the money that they use in movies that ooh coz eeeih.” WATCH VIDEO: @aj_dangote_jr ♬ Jeune Pato – Koffie Olomide
Man in search of a phone thief. Source: Google The young man has reached out to the supposed thief through a friend’s phone to appeal to him to send the contact of his sugar mummy because she pays his bills and doesn’t have her number off-head. He shared that he had saved the woman’s name as ‘Mercy my sugar’ and the password to the phone was 409649. “Yesterday, I was protesting in Kisii town, and my phone got stolen, and there is a woman who usually supports me financially. She is the one who pays rent here. That phone was stolen, and I had not mastered her number. So I was requesting for you guys to share this. The number I am using to call you right now is not mine. It belongs to one of my friends,” he said. 
The draft states that banks and Other financial institutions (OFIs) are expected to transfer all unclaimed balances in accounts that have been dormant for up to 10 years into an Unclaimed Balances Trust Fund (UBTF) pool account which will be domiciled at the CBN. They are also expected to transfer unclaimed balances quarterly, not later than 15 days of the first month of the subsequent quarter; and retain all records of communication on the management of dormant accounts for a minimum of 10 years. 
