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A Nigerian tailor has lamented bitterly after receiving a debit alert of N580k for a COVID-19 loan he took years ago. He said the money removed from his was more than the loan he had taken. How much he borrowed years back is in the comments.

Photo Credit: Facebook/Zubi Con Cept

So this guy wasn't expecting them to collect interest right?

These people have been so grounded in their insensitivity that he took a loan n never bothered to pay and when the money was debited all he has to say is "may Nigeria never happen to u"

So can this guy try this in saner climes?

I don't even blame him, check d name n see where he is from first

They blame Nigeria for everything n play victim even when they are wrong

WHy didn't he pay back the loan all this while?
Very funny and dishonest folks

I think they took less of what the man should refund over 4 years + plus interest and inflation

Be thankful.

Update
Someone here just said they took that exact amount because that was all he had. They might even take more in future. Makes sense

They debited you N580k on N400k since years back The loan is almost interest free self.

Nigerians and mindset about loan

No b only u e happen to.

The questions I want to ask this guy are:

1. Did you agree to the and conditions of the loan?
2. Did you sign an agreement?
3. Were you shown how much you are expected to pay back?
4. Did you agree?

If you are aware of all of the above and you are here crying, then you are what I cannot say

You take a loan from a bank , and you expect them not to charge interest?

Right.

Unless it is an Islamic bank,which are no interest, but even then, those banks charge a service fee.

Were you expecting them to take less than the loan instead?
It is such people that puts VDM in trouble

When you got the loan (think it was free money), whom did. You tell? It's payback time now, you're crying wolf.


How in God's name has Nigeria happened to you? Bank loans always come with interest hence the deduction you got. Suck it up man.

Why didn't you pay back all this years ? They collected with accrued interest. Its a loan, not subvention.

This also happened to my friend.

There were no clear cut directives on how to repay the loan.

Moreover, why not split the money in batches?

This is so terrible!!!

400k in 2020 is worth 1.6m now… be grateful that they took just 580k

He wants to trend and market his business

tinubu

COZA:
400k in 2020 is worth 1.6m now… be grateful that they took just 580k

Those ones wey use their own buy IPhone, wahala dey be that o

COVID-19 loan?? Interesting.

Chilipepper:
A Nigerian tailor has lamented bitterly after receiving a debit alert of N580k for a COVID-19 loan he took years ago. He said the money removed from his was more than the loan he had taken. How much he borrowed years back is in the comments.

Photo Credit: Facebook/Zubi Con Cept

Noted.
Hope he'll get it back.

U never see anything

This one thinks he will take a loan and not pay back or with interest in the countries he prefers happens to him?

Lol una think say na giveaway.,.



When Dem dey share d Loan people code like say Dem no see the thing na during repayment all of dem come dey confess....

GTB

Should they give loans for free?

Come and get free loans in America or any Western country...
The interest on that loan, considering the duration, is way too generous and lenient. You should have had to pay way more than that.

If you are not investing...

AVOID TAKING LOAN

Very good... Always pay back your loans as at when due

Funny guy.. you want them to remove the same amount you borrowed since 2019 or 2020 in 2025 .. how much is dollar in 2019-2020 .. you should be happy they remove 580 not 1m..

Nigerians don't like to pay back their loans. Even the federal government has been begging foreign nations for debt cancellation.

So he tot the money was free.

Avoid the debt of loan, Romans 13: 8.