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Suspected Thief Hides In Bank Ceiling, Allegedly Tries To Hack Systems Overnight

Adejuyigbe FrancisBy Adejuyigbe FrancisJuly 2, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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Suspected Thief Hides In Bank Ceiling, Allegedly Tries To Hack Systems Overnight.

Panic broke out at a FCMB bank branch in Lagos after a suspected thief was found hiding in the ceiling allegedly attempting to tamper with the bank’s systems

 

Eyewitnesses say the man entered the bank during business hours & quietly locked himself in the restroom. From there, he reportedly climbed into the ceiling, remaining hidden until after closing time when all staff had left





 

By the next morning, bank staff arrived to find a door mysteriously locked from the inside. After forcing it open, they were shocked to discover the intruder who appeared to be meddling with some of the bank’s systems. Screens on some computers reportedly displayed unusual messages like “restarting click ok to accept.”

 

In a now-viral video, the suspect is seen begging for mercy, claiming he acted alone. Though the bank has yet to issue an official statement, several clips show the man being detained & handled roughly by security officials at the scene

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