The damaged and almost forgotten ATM in UNIZIK Nnewi finally back to full function

       According to sources, the ATM machine at UNIZIK Nnewi Campus, which was said to have been having serious solar system damage, has finally been revived from its death. The damage of the ATM brought pain and slight suffering to the students of UNIZIK Nnewi. 

          However, this pain was designed to not last long, as a student by name Godwin Akwuobi rose on behalf of his fellow students to write a letter and paid a visit to Access bank, Nnewi branch, meeting with  the operation Manager of Access bank, informing her of how important the efficient function of their school ATM is to the students and inhabitants of Okofia, which led to the full repair of the ATM. As at when this ATM was damaged reports reached to Newsfaze that students had no other choice than to spend nothing less than the range of 450 - 600 naira each time they want to make a withdraw going to and fro town. 

        Usually, Access bank transfer money into their ATM once in a blue moon and this also brings suffering to the students in terms of money withdrawal and management.  However, on an interview with Godwin Akwuobi, he stated that he would do everything within his power to make sure that money is filled in frequently as at when due and he also used this opportunity to thank the management of Access bank for their swift response.

His words, “I would do everything within my power to make sure that money is filled frequently as at when due on the school ATM. I also want to use this opportunity to thank the management of Access bank especially the operation manager who received me on my visit to Access bank; a beautiful and a wonderful lady. As we can see, from this swift response of Access bank towards the problem that concerns the students (ATM repair), it is clear that Access bank is a bank that really cares for its` customers and the general welfare of Nigerian students at large and I believe it’s a bank which any person can bank with without fear or doubt of customer care”.

        As the ATM has been repaired, there is hope of withdrawing money from it once in a while. This is another art of care for the people shown by a student who cares deeply for the welfare and rights of his fellow students.