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Nigerian Tailor Laments After Being Debited â‚Ķ580,000 For COVID Loan (29365 Views)

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phorget(m): 3:08pm On May 06
Sharpsharp00123:
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



And Nigeria also blame them for everything wrong in Nigeria. For the civil war we blame them, transitioning from regional to federalism we blame them, endears we blame them, terrorism we blame them, when they talk we blame them, when they choose to remain silent we blame them...
nwirinedu(m): 3:10pm On May 06
400k and you repayed 580k after 5 years, try that with a Nigerian commercial bank, you be lucky if they ask you to repay 1.5million.


Try that with Fintech loan app you d be lucky to still have you liver and kidney after 1 year.

You got the loan repay.
Aeroplane11: 3:22pm On May 06
arantess:

cho cho cho cho

you don't even know the process of paying back the loan.


Poor man,go and pay back the loan.
why collect a loan and default

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hpk(m): 3:25pm On May 06
This one pain am oooo. cheesy cheesy cheesy
Babangidapikin: 3:26pm On May 06
You don't want to pay back ni ...
famouscargo4u: 3:26pm On May 06
Sharpsharp00123:
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?

That's not the case. There is high level of corruption in it. Some people at the helm of affairs siphon part of the money

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
jaxxy(m): 3:29pm On May 06
DrAda:
I think they took less of what the man should refund plus interest and inflation over 4 years +.

Be thankful.

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

Covid loans should be interest free or very low rates but sadly yes they too exactly all he had at the time and might come back for more.

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Teymanhenry(f): 3:31pm On May 06
Sharpsharp00123:
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

Where in the Loan documents was it mentioned that the whole capital plus interest would be paid at once?
They never sent anyone at repayment form ?

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Teymanhenry(f): 3:33pm On May 06
bid4rich:
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
There was no place in the form where all these were clearly stated. I went to a Nirsal bank and faulted them for this error. They never send reminders or mail borrowers their loan profile.

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uniquelyspecial(m): 3:35pm On May 06
Sharpsharp00123:
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
If you were wise, you would have simply faulted him without bringing any tribal sentiment into your analysis. Unfortunately you ain't, and it's such a pity.

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pepericozi: 3:35pm On May 06
aseyi24:
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..

He is very lucky indeed. Check his balance, if he has more than that in his , they will remove everything 😛😛😛😛.
.

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pepericozi: 3:37pm On May 06
aseyi24:
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..

He should thank his star. Look at the balance in his . If he has more than that in his , they will remove everything 😛😛😝ðŸĪŠðŸĪŠ.

Lucky guy.

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apelikirk: 3:38pm On May 06
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

the loan interest as at when given was 9% but Tinubu gave the directive to CBN to increase the interest to 18%. The loan given to you was 450k but after taxes and other deductions, it amounted to 400k but on their system it's 450k. I am a victim too. They gave me 750k loan but I was given 710k, now the total sum for me to pay back is about 885k. They deducted 530k from my without my consent which got me into depression ðŸŦĨ. Last year they took over 80k from my while this year they've deducted 420k.

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VillagePipu: 3:40pm On May 06
Bere.mx here collected freezer on loan from from the government she talks negative about every day.
Sharpsharp00123: 3:41pm On May 06
uniquelyspecial:

If you were wise, you would have simply faulted him without bringing any tribal sentiment into your analysis. Unfortunately you ain't, and it's such a pity.
we know your type, when u goofed d next thing is to play d victim card by saying Nigeria happened to u

If u go carry drugs n them catch u, the next thing is to say Nigeria happened to u like u won't b caught in other countries
Sharpsharp00123: 3:44pm On May 06
Teymanhenry:


Where in the Loan documents was it mentioned that the whole capital plus interest would be paid at once?
They never sent anyone at repayment form ?
did u check their portal before saying this?
VillagePipu: 3:44pm On May 06
apelikirk:
the loan interest as at when given was 9% but Tinubu gave the directive to CBN to increase the interest to 18%. The loan given to you was 450k but after taxes and other deductions, it amounted to 400k but on their system it's 450k. I am a victim too. They gave me 750k loan but I was given 710k, now the total sum for me to pay back is about 885k. They deducted 530k from my without my consent which got me into depression ðŸŦĨ. Last year they took over 80k from my while this year they've deducted 420k.

9% per annum. Isn't it more than a year after you collected the loan?
Or, is 9x2 not 18?

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VillagePipu: 3:45pm On May 06
Teymanhenry:

There was no place in the form where all these were clearly stated. I went to a Nirsal bank and faulted them for this error. They never send reminders or mail borrowers their loan profile.

They should have brought masquerade or drums to inform you to pay back.
francoray(m): 3:46pm On May 06
They took the exact amount @9% interest rate over 5years period.

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Neddyogu(m): 3:49pm On May 06
When u received credit alert Nigeria didn't happen to you abi? I'm certain that's not all they'll take cos it's supposed to be compound interest for 5 years. Brace for impact bro. Nothing concern Nigeria with this one. This is the problem with our people. U help them, they complain you don't help, they complain.

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yahoodetector: 3:50pm On May 06
Sharpsharp00123:
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

Trash talker! If we take census, it is people from your region who took the loans more than any other and refused to pay.

Ndi CBEX get rich gang!!
KIDfurniture(m): 3:53pm On May 06
Cbex Loan














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

Emperordynasty: 3:54pm On May 06
The idiot is desperate to be a victim
DJInfluence: 3:59pm On May 06
Next time know the loan conditions including interest before taking a loan

Nigeria no happen to him, it's more like ignorance happened to him.
uniquelyspecial(m): 4:01pm On May 06
Sharpsharp00123:
we know your type, when u goofed d next thing is to play d victim card by saying Nigeria happened to u

If u go carry drugs n them catch u, the next thing is to say Nigeria happened to u like u won't b caught in other countries
While you continue yapping trash, just to act like a normal human.

If an individual does what you feel is wrong, condemn it and move on. Don't drag the entirety of an ethnicity into it. That's one approach to building a good Nigeria, if you actually care about Nigeria.
hosemujica: 4:03pm On May 06
Oga na you happen to Nigeria.

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apelikirk: 4:08pm On May 06
VillagePipu:


9% per annum. Isn't it more than a year after you collected the loan?
Or, is 9x2 not 18?
not per annum but the interest rate for the whole sum given. It was 9% but Tinubu increased it. After they deducted 420k from my , I went to NIRSAL office and I was clarified that I still have a deficit of about 370k or thereabout.
ceejay80s(m): 4:13pm On May 06
smartemperor042:
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!!!
It's good how it was done, Nigerians are dubious, if they have taken half, he will close the , so it was best they take off all their money,
They only waited until the debtor had more than enough, na brain work, they made the debtors forget they are owing and when they had enough in their , they used counter attack

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eteebanky1: 4:23pm On May 06
I wonder how Loan companies are surviving in this Nigeria cos Nigerians do not like to pay back their loans

They're always happy to collect, once it is time to payback, they'll goof.

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ceejayluv(m): 4:32pm On May 06
Day169:
See why a senior school leaving certificate is the minimum requirement for any individual? undecided
That guy might even be a graduate.... No be Nigerians again?
ussv: 4:33pm On May 06
Sharpsharp00123:
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

True Talk

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