Muhammad Muhsin Ibrahim muhsin2008@gmail.com @muhsin234 A dictionary definition of the word “trust” says: “ If you trust someone, you believe they are honest and sincere and will not deliberately do anything to harm you. ” Many of us used to take the famous Guaranty Trust Bank (GTB), Nigeria, as such, for in addition to that word, its name includes another resolute, confirmatory word: guaranty. However, they have recently betrayed that name by acting in its exact opposite. We are now gravely harmed by them, and the bank's handlers are consistently being insincere and dishonest to us. It was, and still is, a bombshell, as a friend described it, for GTB users living in India, Malaysia, Indonesia, South Korea, and St. Kitts waking up to our Naira MasterCard as little better than a piece of sh*t. Yes, one cannot withdraw a Kobo from any ATM, even if one has trillions in their account. The bank blocked all our cards without any deliberation on the consequences of the ...
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