A heart-wrenching video of a Nigerian woman shedding tears on the floor after discovering that all the money in her OPay account had disappeared has gone viral on social media
The distressing incident was captured by TikTok blogger @brenda_koko, who shared the video with the caption, "All her money gone just like that."
The woman, whose identity remains undisclosed, was seated on the floor, her anguished expression reflecting the pain she felt over her inexplicably empty account.
The location of the incident was not provided, although it bore the appearance of an office for financial services.
The woman was surrounded by security personnel who were unable to console her, further highlighting the gravity of her situation.
The viral video has led to a divisive discourse among Nigerians, with many expressing outrage and concern over the safety of funds held in digital financial institutions, especially those like OPay, which offer a wide range of financial services.
In response to the video, many social media users have shared their own experiences, some recounting similar issues with their OPay accounts and others urging the company to address the security concerns promptly.
Netizens Reactions...
AJEMINA said; "Bt me i have 250k in my opay nd my money is okay.i have been saving it since in my opay acct."
Dewunmi 213 said; "Me wey dey use opay collect my school fees and house fee, nothing do ham someone close to her do this or she click on a wrong link."
Stephen said; "The problem here is not opay but the woman because to me I see opay as the best transaction platform for now."
sparklingbeauty83 said: "Opay services is 100 times better than all the banks we have in Nigeria. free transfer, everyday interest."
Adewumiajayi said; "I was once a banker, this is how those customers do after they unknowingly release their PIN or OTP.."
Adeola said; "She don loose guard come dey blame opay. Opay wey be my number one bank anytime any day."
Nelson Efe Christabel said; "I am an opay agent but I can never save my money in opay, it is a wallet not bank.
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