Banker and mascot of her place of work, Funmi Omitowoju has
been declared wanted.
And this development comes on the heels of scampering
underground over a N28million misappropriation of clients funds.
Here are the details
Funmi
Omitowoju was enchanting to all and sundry perhaps until she got greedy with
bank cash. Now, Funmi, the wondrous beauty whose extraordinariness made you
forget her limitations, is on the run. As you read, the former head of
operations, UBA Prestige Bank has been declared wanted by the police for fraud
amounting to N28 million.
Something
happened to Funmi no doubt, in the course of her charmed life. Something
sinister, something creepy, which caused her to lose those enchanting traits
and values that endeared her to friends, family and business associates alike.
At the moment, very few people know who or
what incited such monstrosity in Funmi that made her throw caution to the wind
in pursuit and misappropriation of other people's money. However, close friends
of the former banking executive argue that it is too early to crucify Funmi as
hardly anyone knows if she actually stole N28 million or if she did as proxy to
some criminal mastermind. But no matter the depth of argument mustered in her
defense by her friends, many more people are wondering why Funmi decided to
abscond thus abandoning her work and home, like a fugitive.
Until her descent the steep slope of honour
and acclaim, Funmi was held sway like an enchantress from a golden age in the nation's
banking sector. The former head of operations, UBA Prestige Bank, the financial
solutions provider for the bank’s up-market customers, was a successful career
woman whose experience cut across various subsectors of Nigeria’s business
sector. She has worked with MTN as general manager for its south west region
and as deputy manager, marketing and corporate affairs; she also worked with
AIICO Insurance among other blue chip companies. It is however, surprising that
the mother of one would practically disappear into thin air leaving in her
wake, a police declaration that she be caught and arrested at first sight, like
a common criminal
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