Tax 2026: Banker Displays Warning Message Customer Sent Him ahead of Next Year: "Wahala"
- A Nigerian banker has gone public with the warning message that a customer sent him regarding paying tax in 2026
- The new Tax Act 2025 will take effect from January 1, 2026, and will redefine how individuals and businesses pay taxes next year
- In the text, the customer hoped that the new tax act wouldn't affect him and warned the banker of the consequence should any money be deducted from his account
A banker, known on TikTok as @.ikenga, has shown netizens the warning message he received from a customer concerning the payment of tax in 2026.
Starting from January 1, 2026, the Tax Act 2025, a comprehensive reform of Nigeria's tax system, will redefine how individuals and businesses are taxed.
Source: TikTok
"Which kind wahala be this one again," the banker funnily lamented as he displayed the warning text on TikTok.
Tax 2026: Content of text banker received
In the text, the customer greeted the banker and expressed hope that the new tax reform wouldn't affect his account.
He warned the banker of the consequence should any money be deducted from his bank account. The message read:
"Good evening Mr Ikenga.
"I hope this new I'm hearing about this tax won't affect my account.
"If I find one naira from my account eh, your name go be sorry.
"No even try near estate gate that whole week.
"Thank you."
Source: TikTok
See the message the banker received below:
Warning text banker received triggers reactions
Legit.ng has compiled some reactions to the warning text the banker received below:
Karimot Kareem said:
"No try near estate gate ooo."
Arubasa Victory said:
"No just near the estate next year."
Better_in_Data👩💻🤖 said:
"I support your customer no sha near Estate gate."
martadohoo said:
"Kukuma change ur name to sorry😂😂 dar one na small thing."
Wamene_ said:
"The calls and explaining 😂😂…I don’t know what to explain again."
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ayubatamar said:
"Na so I do Dominic for Access Bank, na him force me open account, they start dea cut maintenance fee."
heissamiey said:
"He don warn you like that, you go think say Na play."
Ex-UBA banker receives 'payback' from customer
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a former UBA banker had narrated how he received a 'payback' from a customer who works at the immigration office after they ran into each other.
The customer, now an immigration officer, greeted him warmly upon seeing him and introduced himself as the person to whom he had helped resolve a complaint. He said the immigration officer told him it is always good to be good to people, as no one knows what tomorrow holds.
Because he was nice to the officer when he had an issue at the bank, the former banker said he received the same kind treatment from the fellow at the immigration office. As he enjoyed the kind treatment from the immigration officer, the ex-banker said he wondered what would have happened if he had been rude to him then or treated him badly.
Source: Legit.ng
