Universal Times

A shocking allegations of fraud has rocked the banking community, with a former Abriba Branch Manager of First Bank, Mrs. Shamlar Abosi (formerly Ihudiya Ogbonnaya Inem), accused of diverting a customer's N550 million into her personal account.

According to reports, Mrs. Abosi was the Account Officer of Dr. Agbai Eke, who had entrusted her with his Fixed Deposit Account at the Abriba Branch of First Bank. In a shocking breach of trust, Mrs. Abosi allegedly blocked Dr. Eke from receiving alerts and accessing his bank app, before diverting the staggering sum of N550 million from his account.

Further allegations suggest that Mrs. Abosi used some of the diverted funds to establish an eatery in Umuahia, the Abia State capital. The victim, Dr. Eke, has taken the matter to court, seeking the return of his money from First Bank.

This disturbing incident raises serious concerns about the integrity and accountability of banking officials, and the need for strengthened measures to prevent such abuses of trust.

*Key Points:*

- *Allegations of Fraud:* Former First Bank Manager, Mrs. Shamlar Abosi, accused of diverting N550 million from a customer's account.

- *Breach of Trust:* Mrs. Abosi allegedly blocked the customer from accessing his account and diverted funds for personal use.

- *Court Action:* The victim, Dr. Agbai Eke, has taken First Bank to court to recover his money.

This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of transparency and accountability in the banking sector, and the need for customers to remain vigilant in monitoring their accounts.