Bank MD Who Begs Workers & Customers for Sex EXPOSED

Culled From- Yesinternationalmagazine

We are not going to mince words about this – our bank MDs are not only becoming randy, they now compete with Nollywood in terms of sex scandals. 

And guess what, the bank MD we want to share his unpleasant story with you this time has become an embarrassment to the institution represents, his immediate family, parents, siblings, colleagues and even members of his staff. Swapping the bank’s gospel of excellence with shame and opprobrium, the young man goes about begging people for sex. 

 From his workers to his customers, no one is exempted. Including female family friends, neighbours and what have you. Educated abroad, he still has this erroneous belief that the money he’s controlling can swing him any woman. Which explains why he’s always trying to hook them via that. 

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Handsome and fair skinned, he’s from the Western part of the country and has one of the earliest alphabets beginning his name and surname. Overseeing a long standing institution with excellence and integrity and distinction as its pillars, many can’t understand why he wants to ruin the bank, himself and his career with sex. 

Alleged to be addicted to the three-letter word, he doesn’t want to know whether you are married or not. And already, he has destroyed some marriages, but suppressed their stories from being written or told with his money and connection in the media. Slim and slippery, shakara runs in his family, just like financial and sexual recklessness. Once, he was even alleged to have contracted gonorrhea which he handed over to his wife without realizing it. 

It was only when the woman started itching non-stop that this was discovered. Repeatedly making life unbearable and miserable for the poor woman and their children, the guy has simply become unmanageable and unconscionable. ‘But with the way he’s going now, he many end up dying on top of a woman one day. Just mark my word’, concluded one of the bank staff.