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Oyibi Area Community Bank manager granted bail for stealing GH¢1million from customer's dormant account
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Oyibi Area Community Bank manager granted bail for stealing GH¢1million from customer's dormant account

Modern Ghana about 4 hours 1 mins read
A 28-year-old banker has been arraigned before the Adenta Circuit Court over allegations that he stole GH cent;1 million from Oyibi Area Community Bank PLC. Adjetey Isaac Noi, a Branch Manager of the bank, is accused of reactivating a dormant customer account without the account holder rsquo;s consent and allegedly using it as a transit account to move funds into accounts held at various banks.

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