Verydarkman: “Access bank staffs have apologized and submitted the complete bank statement to mama” [VIDEO]

Popular Nigerian activist VeryDarkman’s post against Access Bank over the woman who claimed Access Bank refused to pay her the sum of #500 million saved in the bank by her deceased brother stirred reactions.
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In a viral video, Human rights activist affirmed he had a close-door meeting between him and the women with Access Bank headquarters management in Victoria, Island.
According to the media personality, the management of Access Bank’s headquarters apologized for treating the woman poorly and denying the fact her brother had an account with them.
A few days ago, the human activist VeryDarkMan made a video stating a petition had been sent to the bank demanding a comprehensive bank statement from 2016 to date.
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Before now, the woman claimed the bank issued her a statement of account that wasn’t complete, omitting a few years.
In a recent video, VeryDarkMan said the bank claimed there was a slight challenge during the partnership of Access Diamond and Access Bank.
The bank brought out a document of the statement of account that was initially missing from 2016 to 2020.
“According to him, auditors will be hired to verify the bank statement because it is obvious something is wrong somewhere,” he said.
“I wish the Nigerian government had a regulatory body that checks the affairs of the bank apart from the CBN,” he added.
VeryDarkMan claims he is ready to use his last strength to get justice for the woman who alleged Access Bank refused to give her N500 million saved in the bank by her deceased brother.
A netizen named Makuo Angel suggested what should have been done to ease the process of claiming back the money.
The video has sparked a lot of reactions from netizens about the case between Acess Bank and the woman.
Reactions from VeryDarkMan’s post against Access Bank
Campbell Innocent Obi – “CBN is the regulatory body. They have abandoned their responsibilities to join politics. Their heads now contest for presidential elections.”