Kikkyalibi:
A young man did an unbelievable thing as he left the bankers, and customers of UniCredit Apenkwa branch in the Accra Metropolitan assembly with mouths gaping when he showed up at the bank with his mattress, pillow, bedsheet, and other personal belongings to comfortably sleep inside the banking hall.


The young man claims he has a savings bank account with the UniCredit Apenkwa branch and he has been to the bank multiple times to withdraw his money but he kept getting the response:


“the service is down”.


This happened just yesterday, 17th October 2018, when the young man whose identity is yet to be established stormed UniCredit Apenkwa branch with his beddings, mattress, and other stuff to sleep there till he gets his money.


The bankers whilst working looked on also dazed as to why a grown man would resort to “pitching his tent” at their banking hall.


For fear of making the news for more wrong reasons, many were cautious as they kept their distance from the gentleman.


Based on online reports, the banking sector of Ghana is currently going through a downward spiral as many banks have been closed down by the Bank of Ghana while some have been consolidated.


This has led to a mass panic as many scared customers have resorted to withdrawing their money-in-the-bank leading to the collapse of several banks.
GhPage

Source:http://www.alibiblog.net/?p=2204


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hP1TwH5aS2k

Kikkyalibi:
A young man did an unbelievable thing as he left the bankers, and customers of UniCredit Apenkwa branch in the Accra Metropolitan assembly with mouths gaping when he showed up at the bank with his mattress, pillow, bedsheet, and other personal belongings to comfortably sleep inside the banking hall.


The young man claims he has a savings bank account with the UniCredit Apenkwa branch and he has been to the bank multiple times to withdraw his money but he kept getting the response:


“the service is down”.


This happened just yesterday, 17th October 2018, when the young man whose identity is yet to be established stormed UniCredit Apenkwa branch with his beddings, mattress, and other stuff to sleep there till he gets his money.


The bankers whilst working looked on also dazed as to why a grown man would resort to “pitching his tent” at their banking hall.


For fear of making the news for more wrong reasons, many were cautious as they kept their distance from the gentleman.


Based on online reports, the banking sector of Ghana is currently going through a downward spiral as many banks have been closed down by the Bank of Ghana while some have been consolidated.


This has led to a mass panic as many scared customers have resorted to withdrawing their money-in-the-bank leading to the collapse of several banks.
GhPage

Source:http://www.alibiblog.net/?p=2204


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hP1TwH5aS2k

Earthbound:
He showed the bank say him dey craze pass them.

asdfjklhaha:
if it were to by Nigeria, the bank will use their security to harass and arrest him on top of his money..

Earthbound:
He showed the bank say him dey craze pass them.

asdfjklhaha:
if it were to by Nigeria, the bank will use their security to harass and arrest him on top of his money..

Blyzz:
Forward as received.


*Nigerians in Ghana Prisons*

*Forwarded as received*

My name is Emmanuel Emeka, a prisoner in Ankaful maximum security prison, Cape Coast, Ghana. I’m serving a jail-term of 130yrs imprisonment and I’m presently in my 8th year.

We appeal to the Nigerian Government to please come to our aid.

The condition here has been so unbearable for (we) Nigerian prisoners in Ghana.

We need to reconnect with our families. The
Ghanaian police are fond of arresting innocent Nigerians, giving them high priso sentence of 50yrs,70yrs, 100yrs, 150yrs to 200yrs.

Most of us have spent about 8yrs, 10yrs, 15yrs, 17yrs and 20yrs inside the prisons and some have died inside the prison without completing their jail-term. Our families are in the dark, they really don’t know what we are facing. We’ve spent a lot of money trying to appeal in court, but all is to no avail.

Within my 8years in prison, I have witnessed over 100 deaths of Nigerian citizens in the Ghana
prison and most of their families are not even aware. Their families would still keep the hope of their return without knowing they are dead and buried with no rites.

We appeal to the Government of
Nigeria to please act on our behalf so we won’t continue to perish in this peril.

There are many
Nigerians in all the 46 prisons in Ghana that need help from the Nigerian Government.

I also beg the media: kindly keep spreading the message until it finally grips the attention of the able government.

To fellow citizens of Nigeria, our brothers, sisters, fathers and mothers, please continue to pray
for us and do what you can to return us back home.

Another sad part is that most of us are on
sick bed, no drugs for us. This is the unseen hardship Nigerian citizens in all the prisons in Ghana are facing and myself inclusive. I’ve been sick for the past 2 months and they have not taken me to the hospital or give me any drug. They treat us like animals, they give us dry garri everyday, no access to communication. I know how I suffered to get this phone to send this message to you.

Please, helping us to pass on this message lies the survival of about 800 to 1000 Nigerian prisoners in the 46 prisons in Ghana who are in this type of high sentence.

Please help us spread the message to all the four corners of Nigeria to campaign for our freedom because that is the only hope left for us.

Kikkyalibi:
A young man did an unbelievable thing as he left the bankers, and customers of UniCredit Apenkwa branch in the Accra Metropolitan assembly with mouths gaping when he showed up at the bank with his mattress, pillow, bedsheet, and other personal belongings to comfortably sleep inside the banking hall.


The young man claims he has a savings bank account with the UniCredit Apenkwa branch and he has been to the bank multiple times to withdraw his money but he kept getting the response:


“the service is down”.


This happened just yesterday, 17th October 2018, when the young man whose identity is yet to be established stormed UniCredit Apenkwa branch with his beddings, mattress, and other stuff to sleep there till he gets his money.


The bankers whilst working looked on also dazed as to why a grown man would resort to “pitching his tent” at their banking hall.


For fear of making the news for more wrong reasons, many were cautious as they kept their distance from the gentleman.


Based on online reports, the banking sector of Ghana is currently going through a downward spiral as many banks have been closed down by the Bank of Ghana while some have been consolidated.


This has led to a mass panic as many scared customers have resorted to withdrawing their money-in-the-bank leading to the collapse of several banks.
GhPage

Source:http://www.alibiblog.net/?p=2204


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hP1TwH5aS2k

jude33084:


Kiri kiri worst pass bro.
Stop doing evil and avoid trouble.

cooldipo:
Mario.... Nibi lo Ma ku si!