OPay, also known as OPay Digital Services Limited, a mobile money platform is trending across social media platform attracting the everyone’s attention.
The online bank has become a hot topic on social media, catching people’s attention causing panic among Nigerians.
Some users are worried and wondering if something has gone wrong with their money.
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Nigerians reacts
“Ehn I enter I see say opay Dey trend omo make I first go comot my 20m” a netizen said
One of the reasons for the buzz is that some Nigerians have started sharing their account numbers online, asking for financial help.
Reactions: nothing must happen to my money
Let’s have a look at some of Nigerians reactions:
@imole:Ehn I enter I see say opay Dey trend omo make I first go comot my 20m 👀
@prom prom:Even you wey nothing dey your Opay dey fear too?
@khaleed:This one that Opay is trending, nothing must happen to my 700k
@man:So 37K people commented their Opay account for giveaway and it’s making Opay trend. Sapa everywhere🤣
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Customer calls out First Bank over allegedly withholding money
In another news, A man identified as @MisterKJohnson publicly called out First Bank of Nigeria for refusing to grant him access to his money for over 2 weeks.
The individual said the money, which he claimed is a sum of N200,000, was withheld by the First Bank of Nigeria, Sango Ota branch because of the “KFC” issue.
@MisterKJohnson stated that his child has been critically ill but could not provide adequate treatment for the child because he does not have any other money to pay for his hospital bill.
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