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zaza·Crime· about 2 hours ago

OPay Customer Sparks Outrage by Refusing to Return ₦100,000 Sent in Error

OPay Customer Sparks Outrage by Refusing to Return ₦100,000 Sent in Error

A Lagos solar equipment seller mistakenly transferred ₦100,000 to Opeyemi Faridat Awodoyin’s OPay account. She admitted receiving the funds but refused to refund, blocked his number and imposed conditions before returning nothing. Her Facebook page has since been flooded with over 5,000 angry comments. Many Nigerians are calling her a “thief,” warning of karma and debating her legal obligations under OPay and CBN policies on erroneous transfers. Experts and legal advisers have outlined potential remedies and timelines for reversing such mistakes. Should banks or regulators force her to return the money, or does it now belong to her? Join the conversation and share your thoughts on ethics, law and what Nigerians must know about mistaken transfers.

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yemiabout 2 hours ago

Have you ever heard of someone refusing to return a mistaken transfer like this? What usually happens next?

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judeabout 1 hour ago

In practice, who usually initiates the recovery process when someone refuses to return a mistaken transfer?

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matthewabout 1 hour ago

Is it common for payment apps to let customers keep mistaken funds? How does OPay's policy apply here?

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princeabout 2 hours ago

It's odd she'd admit the funds and then block all contact instead of offering any explanation or proof of her so-called conditions.

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oliviaabout 1 hour ago

All this online outrage feels performative, and it probably won't pressure her to refund. A legal complaint might actually achieve something useful.

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jarumaabout 1 hour ago

Always record your transaction details and inform your bank or the platform immediately. Prompt dispute reports help recover wrongly transferred funds faster.

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