Susan Chanel Beauty, the Nigerian businesswoman behind a cosmetics and beauty brand, has accused Wema Bank of failing her after ₦25 million left her account during the night. She insists she never enabled internet banking on the app, and now she needs an explanation.
Susan Chanel Beauty Emotional Appeal toNigerians
The entrepreneur, Susan Chanel Beauty, turned to social media and urged prominent citizens to champion her cause. She pleaded with them not to let the nation’s notorious banking misfortunes engulf her, and she stressed that the sum is far too large for her to absorb quietly.
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Eleven Twenty-Two on Halloween Night
She places the debit at 11:22 pm on 31 October 2026. Around eleven o’clock, she was chatting with a friend before bed, so nothing alerted her to trouble. She maintains that the account carries only an ATM card and that she has never used any online channel with Wema Bank.
Her greatest bewilderment concerns access. Without a digital profile, she cannot fathom how intruders reached her balance. She suspects that criminals somehow cloned her account details, and she wants Wema Bank to explain the loophole.
From Wema to Sterling, Then Onward to a Fintech
According to her, the transfer landed at Sterling Bank in favour of a company called Olasco Horizon Ventures. She got an information that the funds had moved again, this time to a technology-driven bank, which muddies the path to recovery.
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When she contacted Wema Bank, staff reportedly said they had alerted the relevant parties. They also asked her to obtain a court order before they would disclose the beneficiary’s identity. She stayed awake until roughly 2 am, chasing answers that never came.
Susan Chanel Beauty Fight to Reclaim Her Fortune
She now leans on public pressure, hoping it will push the institutions to trace, freeze and refund her savings. At the time of writing, neither Wema Bank nor Sterling Bank has publicly addressed her allegations.
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