A video that captures the moment bankers from an unnamed Nigerian bank scaled a fence to flee from disgruntled customers has gone viral.

This comes in the midst of a cash scarcity crisis that has plagued the country since the redesign of the naira notes.

It is no news that Nigerians have been experiencing cash shortage as the Central Bank of Nigeria pushes to replace old naira notes with newly designed currency notes.

This has left many stranded and some have been forced to pay a 10% fee to withdraw money from POS service points in some parts of the country.

Several videos of bank customers causing a scene in banking halls as they demand for their money have also gone viral on the internet.

Amid the chaos caused by the cash-strapped economy, some bankers were filmed scaling a fence to run away from angry customers.

The bank officials were seen climbing a barb wired fence to escape from the bank premises in the trending video, which was allegedly filmed in Delta state.

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In other news, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has been barred from extending the deadline for the use of obsolete naira notes by a Federal Capital Territory (FCT) high court. Read here

A viral video has captured the moment a new mom declined to hold her newborn baby shortly after giving birth.

In the video, a nurse brought the baby to the new mother in the hospital ward just moments after what is presumed to have been a stressful labor, but she refused to touch or hold the child.

While one would have expected her to take the baby from the nurse and cradle, she used her hand gesture to tell the nurse to still keep the baby.

The nurse tried again, but the clearly exhausted mother kept a frown on her face and refused to look at the baby.

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See some reactions that trailed the video as you scroll.

@salveekee, “If you haven’t given birth or don’t have idea of what’s wrong with the lady, don’t type trash”.

@cerenza675, “She is suffering from postpartum depression, this is the part of motherhood that people don’t see often! It’s not always joy for all new mums… God bless all mothers 🙌❤️”.

@beckyfundz1, “No Amount of pain would made me give my own baby that I carried for 9 good months such look 😢 at least a little smile is okay not the way she reacted. Nothing una fit tell me abeg . Which kind strong face be that”.

@apeke_xo, “God bless Me and the beautiful woman❤️ reading this”.

A heartbroken mother has heaped heavy curses on her daughter for getting married without her consent.

It appears the daughter tied the knot with her lover without informing her mother, and this hurt the mother gravely.

In a viral video that has elicited mixed reactions from netizens, the woman is seen hurling curses at her daughter in Igbo.

Although it’s still unclear why the daughter got married without her mother’s knowledge, the clip has sparked varying reactions from social media users.

While some argued that the daughter was wrong to marry without her mother’s consent and blessing, others berated the mother’s reaction to the situation.

Reacting an Instagram user @gungirl001 wrote, “This curses just proves why she needs to stay away from you 💔 Omo!”

@wendy_adamma, “Nothing will happen to her in Jesus name. I guess it’s obvious why she didn’t inform you.”

@v_toria122, “Mother laying a curse on her own daughter shows why she got married without telling u. Any curse from father or mother or because of what they’ve done in the past will not have effect on us ijn”.

@fantasma______, “If her reasons are selfish your curse might work but if her reasons are genuine. Mama leave all this ur curse e no fit work. You can’t expect to be useless to a person all in the name of being a parent and expect them to treat you well when you didn’t treat them well. But if you have treated her well and she did this. You don’t even need to curse her. Automatically she is already cursed. Hold your peace!”

@kimorahherbalshop, “Nothing will happen to that child. What’s the love of a mother? To love and cherish your child irrespective of whatever they do. To guide and protect and support. May I never be this kind of mother.”

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A Nigerian woman has tearfully narrated how her mother died as a result of domestic violence at the hands of her father.

She shared her heartbreaking story during a service at Harvesters Church, Lagos, recently.

She said she watched her father physically assault her mother on multiple occasions, resulting in a brain tumor that eventually killed her.

According to her, the experience has made it difficult for her to forgive her father, and she hasn’t spoken to him in six years.

She further disclosed that she now despises men and the idea of marriage because she had a bad experience with her father.

Her words:

“About my father, I grew up in a broken home basically and I kinda grew up with the fact that getting married is trash because I grew up with a father that is actually a domestic violent person.

“Then, I lost my mum to it. She had a brain tumour from too much hitting. For close to 6 years now I have been in denial about the fact that it didn’t hurt me and I didn’t forgive him for close to four years.

“I noticed that while I was battling with forgiving him I was travelling at work my work wasn’t moving properly. Like I would work and I won’t be able to receive what I work for and I didn’t know that that was what was happening.

“So one of these days I was watching a prayer and there was a prayer that said we had to let go. It has affected my dating life because I stay away from the gender honestly. I think I have a friend somewhere here. She could say it I’m always like I don’t want to talk about them.

“My friends are talking about marriage as I’m like “na una wan marry oh. Me e no dey my top 10 list”. I do that, I still do it. I’m sure they’re watching me live right now and they’re saying thank God she’s talking about it finally.

“I was finally able to forgive him but I have not been able to communicate with him. I haven’t had the courage to pick up my phone and call him, like I’ve not spoken to him in 6 years. I try whenever I call him it rings once he picks up the phone I end the call.”

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