Imagine having $80,000 confiscated during a routine transit—and never getting it back. That’s the nightmare a Nigerian passenger has faced since 2022, when Ethiopian Airlines allegedly seized his money at Addis Ababa Airport. Years after, he’s still fighting for justice. Share this story to demand justice! #SayNoToEthiopianAirlines Full Video:

This man might as well forget this money, traveling with more than $10,000 undisclosed they will confiscate your money. As a frequent traveler he should have known better. Then Ethiopia air should be sued heavily for falsifying documents.

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Whosoever was carrying and traveling with $80,000 cash is a criminal and you should not be yielding your platform to advocate for criminals.

Nothing to argue about here—he broke Ethiopian law by bringing in that much cash (the limit is $10K). Pretty sure he also broke Nigerian law by traveling with $80,000 in cash if it was undeclared.

God bless and keep you my Ordinary president

How did he pass throughout customs in Nigeria with that huge amount of cash?

$80k dollar cash on transit? E no clear

He broke Ethiopia law, and you're here complaining on his behalf. Ask him he declared the money and the source before it was confiscated. This Mata pass you berekete, let him get a lawyer.

I stand with you #SayNoToEthiopianAirlines

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Thank you my Ordinary President of the Extraordinary citizens of Nigeria.