WITTY GLOBAL BLOGS | SATURDAY FLAGSHIP EDITION Your Money Disappeared, Your Bank Failed to Respond: How Nigerians Can Challenge Failed Transfers, Unauthorised Deductions and Unfair Charges By Itoro Uwah | Saturday, November 14, 2026 CONSUMER RIGHTS | DIGITAL BANKING | PRACTICAL GUIDE NIGERIA — Imagine transferring money to a supplier, receiving a debit alert and discovering that the recipient has not received the payment. The supplier is waiting. Your account balance has reduced. Customer service asks you to wait, but the money has not been returned. For a small business, this situation can interrupt deliveries, delay payments and damage relationships with customers. But an important distinction must be made: a failed or delayed transaction does not automatically prove that a bank has stolen money or acted fraudulently. The real questions are what happened to the transaction, which institution is responsible for investigating it, what evidence is available ...
WITTY GLOBAL BLOGS | MORNING EDITION ₦50,000 Relief for Vulnerable Nigerians: SERAP Demands Answers on Who Gets Paid, How Funds Are Shared and Who Is Accountable By Itoro Uwah | Monday, November 9, 2026 Public Affairs | Government Accountability | Social Protection ABUJA, NIGERIA — A Federal Government relief programme promising ₦50,000 monthly assistance to eligible vulnerable Nigerians is facing renewed calls for transparency, as the Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) demands answers about funding, beneficiary selection, payment arrangements and safeguards against political interference. The organisation made its demands in a Freedom of Information request dated November 7, 2026, addressed to the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Reduction, Dr Bernard Doro. SERAP wants the ministry to explain how the National Emergency Relief and Stabilisation Intervention (NERSI) is financed, how recipients are identified and how the governmen...