How 23 Yr Old Benue Youngman Aondoaver Weize Stole Millions From People's ATM Cards.

A 23 year old man, Aondoaver weize, a
graduate of the Federal University of
Agriculture in Makurdi, Benue state has
revealed how he swapped the ATM
cards of several people with invalid
cards with which he used in
withdrawing large sums of money from
their account.
Weize who has over sixty ATM cards in
his possession said he came into
Calabar, the Cross River State capital
two weeks ago from Abuja and has
succeeded in swapping the ATM cards
of many people and withdrawn money
from their account with which he
spends lavishly in hotels and night
clubs.He said..
“Some of those cards are not valid but
many of them are valid. What I do is I
monitor people making withdrawals in
ATM and I go close to them and
pretend to help and when I notice the
persons pin number I immediately
memorise it and while the person is
counting his money, I swap his ATM
card with an invalid one and later use it
to make withdrawals from his account”.
He said he had used the method to
withdraw several millions of naira from
people’s account and does not think of
returning to the school he graduated
from since 2013 to collect his
certificate.
“I am not keen in collecting my
certificate from my school or going for
national service because I make
enough cash from my business to take
care of my needs”.
Weize who is from Vandeikyia in Benue
State said he was introduced into the
nefarious business by a friend from
Ondo State whom he met in Abuja and
they were doing “the business together
and after some time we parted our
ways and have not seen each other for
the past three months”.
The young man was arrested in Calabar
A week ago while trying to swap
his card with that of another person in
one on the premises of one of the new
generation banks on Calabar Road and
in his possession was 258,000 .00 in
cash
Mr Titilayo Busari, the Cross River State
Police Commissioner who paraded the
young man called people to be careful
whom to ask for assistance while
making withdrawals through ATM.
‘They should ask the bank staff to help
them or should come with trusted
people from their homes to avoid falling
into the wrong hands”
Vanguard