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“My Life as finished, Millions don go” – Man in pain after opening his piggy bank only to discover that all his money has decayed

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He recently brought the box to a bank and opened it there, but regrettably, all the money inside had rotted away.

A Nigerian man has been in pain after taking his metal piggy box to a bank in the hopes of depositing his savings, only to discover that the money had gone bad.

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He had obviously been stashing cash for a while inside the box and would have anticipated seeing a sizable amount of cash when he eventually opened it.

He recently brought the box to a bank and opened it there, but regrettably, all the money inside had rotted away.

A video currently making the rounds shows the rusty piggy bank and the wads of decayed naira notes that have been transferred into a bag. Bank employees can be seen examining the bad notes and feeling sorry for the man.

Watch video below,

read reactions below:

@nikkilaoye: “So he brought it to the bank so that they would do what?🤦🏽‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️ Oti lo, most of it is now worthless and destroyed, there is nothing that can be done with this paper”.

@titilayomi_ag: “This goes to prove how fo0lish some people are! They see this paper as asset/ treasure. They ignored others ways of saving in real assets! We will see more!”

@iamhollycee: “Spend your money, enjoy your life you no go hear, Na so so investment and savings, Shey you Dan see?? 😂😂😂”.

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