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No dream is out of reach when girls are empowered with the tools to thrive. Through the SheReads initiative by Bethesda, we are breaking down the barriers to education for girls in Ojumole, Ondo State, Nigeria. These young girls, once denied opportunities, are now given the chance to learn,...

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Фото профиля Chimmy
Chimmy1 год назад

Pls access bank u people debited me twice since morning without sending to the beneficiary or reversals pls reverse my money back....it's so disheartening to see access network disturbing ever time

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Felix Agu1 год назад

You guys started deducting 400 for each transaction without an alert, today's own is now 3,000 for 5k that I withdrew, who ever is responsible for stealing my money in access Bank the Lord will take away 1year from your age for each 1k you stole from me....

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Access Bank Plc1 год назад

Hi @FelixAgu7, thank you for reaching out to us. I apologize for the inconvenience the debit may have caused you. Kindly engage us via DM to aid further assistance. ^Lochi.

Фото профиля Knight of Lagos
Knight of Lagos1 год назад

Your bank is a criminal bank and you have been exposed on VDM page, I swear to God I must close my account with you and I believe a lot of Nigerians will do the same, I wonder how can wigwe borrow 1bn to a church, built over 10bn house & still has highest university. Thief

Фото профиля deafrica
deafrica1 год назад

Why can't I make any transactions on my account. In fact when I open my bank app I can't find anything there. What rough play are you guys up to this time? 😡😡😡😡

Фото профиля A$AP MATEENZO 🇵🇸
A$AP MATEENZO 🇵🇸1 год назад

I think some one have assess to access account

Фото профиля Access Bank Plc
Access Bank Plc1 год назад

@AZIZAHHASS88484 Hi @AZIZAHHASS88484, thank you for reaching out and I apologize for the inconvenience experienced. I would like to assist. Kindly engage us via DM to enable me to assist further. ^Josh.

Фото профиля BIG TEE
BIG TEE1 год назад

Hello @myaccessbank I need my 320,200 naira reversed please Account number: 0105308961 Account name : Timothy Arji

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Access Bank Plc1 год назад

Hello @BIG_TEE_OF_SA, thank you for reaching out and I would like to assist. Kindly engage us via DM with account number and details of the transaction to enable me to assist further, please do ensure to delete your account number for security reason ^Wealth.

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Chris legend1 год назад

Where is the 500m. Is Vdm a joke to you??

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