Filmmaker Chinney Love Calls Out Bank After N1M Got Missing From Her Account

• Nollywood actress Chinney Love has accused Access Bank of withdrawing N1 million from her account.

• She utilized her Instagram account to contact the bank.

• Chinney referred to the act as daylight robbery.

Nollywood filmmaker Chinney Love has alleged that Access Bank has withdrawn N1 million from her account.

She publicly addressed the issue on her Instagram account, expressing her grievances against the bank.

Chinney characterized the incident as the act as daylight robbery.

She wrote:

“Dear Access Bank, is it until I come to the bank and cause a nuisance you people will find my money.
952,000 naira equivalent in thin air and you people cannot find my money since two months now, same you guys that debited me.

This economy is not friendly, kindly refund my money.

I don’t know what kind of broad daylight robbery this is. You better have a rethink if you still bank with Access Bank.
Dear @myaccessbank give me feedback as to where my money is. How is it that you people don’t know where my money is two months later! What kind of theft is this?”.

In other news, In a touching act of kindness, TikTok star Peller surprised a family with a donation of ₦500,000 during a live broadcast on the platform.

This gesture comes in the wake of recent rumors regarding Peller’s potential pregnancy with his alleged partner, Jarvis.

During the live interaction, the family became emotional as they recounted the tragic news of their primary provider’s death to Peller.

While they were conversing, a man appeared behind them, drawing Peller’s attention, prompting him to ask why the man was not providing support to his family.

The man, who identified himself as the eldest son, shared his poignant struggles, clearly affected by the situation.

Peller compassionately asked about the expenses involved in constructing a toilet for the family, to which the man responded that 300,000 naira was required for the project.

In addition, Peller declared his intention to contribute 500,000 naira to assist the family with the toilet construction.

The elder brother was deeply moved by this generosity, and Peller offered him words of support, encouraging him to remain resilient.