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Unpaid loans: Heritage Bank staff allegedly protest at Senator Uba’s residence

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Ifiesimama Sekibo, Chief Executive Officer, Heritage Bank
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Some Heritage Bank staff have purportedly besieged the Abuja residence of Senator Andy Ubah in protest of unpaid debts he owed the bank for some years.

This was confirmed in a video circulated over some social media platforms on Monday.

One of them, whose voice was captured in the video, said, “We are at the Abuja residence of Senator Andy Ubah for a peaceful meeting because he has been owing the bank for a couple of years now.

We are here to ask him to kindly repay the loans, which are depositors’ funds. If the loan is not refunded, it will throw the staff of the bank out of job, which will affect their families.”

Heritage Bank staff (Abuja) gathered at Senator Andy Uba’s House for a peaceful “meeting” over outstanding loans.

What they are saying 
Efforts to get the response of the bank to the development proved abortive, as the spokesperson was not available for comments. A source in the bank, who prefers anonymity, however, told Nairametrics that the peaceful protest was unofficial.

“The bank is not aware of such protest. The protesters did that on their own,” he said.

 

(Nairametrics)

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