Man declared wanted after CCTV footage showed him stealing a staff member’s phone at a UBA Bank

Man declared wanted after CCTV footage showed him stealing a staff member’s phone at a UBA Bank
A man has been declared wanted after CCTV footage reportedly captured him stealing a staff member’s mobile phone at a United Bank for Africa (UBA) branch in Ibadan, Oyo State.
Incident Caught on Camera
According to reports, the incident occurred during working hours at the bank’s premises. CCTV footage circulating online allegedly shows the suspect inside the banking hall before the phone went missing.
Sources say the suspect appeared to be posing as a customer while carrying out the act. The footage reportedly shows him moving around the banking area before taking the device unnoticed.
Bank officials later reviewed the CCTV recordings after the staff member discovered the phone was missing.
Bank Reacts, Calls for Public Assistance
Following the discovery, the bank alerted relevant authorities and released the CCTV images to assist in identifying the suspect. The management is urging members of the public who recognize the individual to come forward with useful information that could lead to his arrest.
Security experts note that cases like this highlight the importance of vigilance in public spaces, especially in high-traffic areas such as banks.
Police Investigation Ongoing
Law enforcement authorities have reportedly launched an investigation into the incident. While no arrests have been made at the time of reporting, officials say efforts are underway to track down the suspect.
Residents of Ibadan have been advised to remain alert and report any suspicious activity to the nearest police station.
Growing Concern Over Theft in Public Spaces
This incident adds to growing concerns about petty theft in public institutions. Financial institutions typically maintain strict surveillance systems, which often play a key role in identifying suspects and aiding investigations.
Authorities continue to encourage individuals and businesses to strengthen internal security measures and ensure valuables are kept secure at all times.

