Ten days after sending N1 million from her Kuda Bank account to a Guaranty Trust Bank (GTB) account, a lady, Halima Shittu has taken to social media to ask for help locating the missing funds.
In a Twitter thread that went viral on Friday, Shittu explained that she transferred a single sum of N1 million from the Kuda Bank account to a GTB account on Tuesday, August 2, and got notification of successful transaction.
She said that the intended recipient has not received the funds as of Friday, August 12, ten days after the transaction was done.
Shittu tagged Kuda Bank, GTB and the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to her online complaint.
She explained that she had contacted GTB on various occasions with the transaction ID to facilitate tracking of the funds.
“But they concluded on their part that no record was found for the said transaction,” she wrote.
She added that she also contacted Kuda Bank and the Nigeria Inter-Bank Settlement System Plc (NIBSS), the platform handling inter-bank payments in the country.
Shittu noted that all her efforts proved futile.
See tweets:
Help.. Nigerians please help me!On the 2nd of August, which was last week Tuesday, I transferred a single sum of N1M from my Kuda bank account to a GTBank account, the transaction wrote 'successful', but till now, the receiver has not received d money.@kudabank @gtbank @cenbank
— Shittu halimah (@shittu_halimah) August 12, 2022
…GTbank has been contacted several times with the transaction ID to track the money, but they concluded on their part that no record was found for the said transaction. Additionally, Kuda and NIBSS have both been reached out to, Kuda kept saying the transaction was successful,
— Shittu halimah (@shittu_halimah) August 12, 2022
… but NIBSS said for quick resolution, I should liase with my bank which is Kuda, to reach out to GTBank through them. PLEASE help beg Kuda and GTbank to help resolve this issue. Please help….. @gtbank
— Shittu halimah (@shittu_halimah) August 12, 2022
Responding to Shittu’s tweets, Kuda Bank asked her to send a direct message for “feedback on your complaint”.
Hi, @shittu_halimah we’re sorry for the inconvenience.
Please check your DM for feedback on your complaint.
Thank you💜
— Kuda MFB Support (@kudabankhelp) August 12, 2022
The Herald will keep you posted when the matter is resolved.
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