Nollywood star Kate Henshaw boycotts Sterling Bank, says services terrible

News Express |4th May 2016 | 3,190
Nollywood star Kate Henshaw boycotts Sterling Bank, says services terrible

Nollywood star Kate Henshaw has publicly announced that she is boycotting Sterling Bank PLC on account of what she described as the bank’s terrible ATM services.

In a series of tweets Tuesday from her official Twitter handle, @HenshawKate, the delectable actress poured out her frustrations, declaring that she has had enough of the nightmarish services of Sterling Bank.

The following are some of her tweets after yet another heartbreaking experience with Sterling Bank’s ATM machines: “@SterlingBank You need to move with the times pls . . . Your ATM unable to dispense cash and I cannot withdraw with my ATM card inside the bank?”

“So what is the use of the card?”

“You just made it easy for me to stop using your services... @Sterlingbank_IR”

@SterlingBank.

“Your ATM card is not worth having.”

“Your ATM cannot dispense cash. Your ATM cannot be used to withdraw inside the bank in 2016? @SterlingBank @Sterlingbank_IR”

•Photo shows Nollywood star Kate Henshaw.

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