YIKES, Woman Pours Feaces On Cashier At Bank For Snatching Her Man

A drama occurred at one of the
first generation banks in Akure,
Ondo State capital, when a lady,
simply identified as Sade, bathed
a cashier (names withheld) with
faeces inside the banking hall
for allegedly snatching her
husband.
Customers and fellow bankers
took to their heels as the
assailant rained abuses after
pouring the smelly substance on
the lady banker.
The ugly incident, which
occurred on Friday, was quickly
brought under control by
security operatives attached to
the bank.
Sade, who pretended to be one
of the customers, was said to
have arrived the bank with a
polythene bag and approached
the cashier only to pour its
contents on her.
The stench took over the
banking hall just as all the
customers ran to the door to
escape the odour.We gathered
that the cashier was equally
assaulted by the lady before she
was bundled out by the bank
guards.
The management of the bank,
after the ugly incident, arranged
for the cashier to bath and
change her clothes within the
bank premises
One of the bankers present
when the incident took place
told our source“All of us,
including my colleague who was
assaulted, were busy attending
to customers when the young
lady came in and started raining
abusive words on the victim, in
an embarrassing way. She called
her unprintable names and
accused her of snatching her
husband.
“We were shocked and we tried
to shout her down only for her
to open a polythene bag she
carried, thinking that she
wanted to make some deposit
but what she brought out
shocked everybody.
“She removed the bag
containing the terribly smelly
faeces which she instantly
poured on her victim”.
The police public relations
officer at the Ondo State Police
Command, Mr. Aremu Adeniran,
said the suspect had been
arrested and detained by the
police.Adeniran, said, “The
incident happened around noon
on Friday and the suspect, who
is already with us, came to
Akure from Owo with a can
containing smelly faeces which
she poured on the banker.
“She will be charged to court
after necessary investigations
had been concluded on the
case”