Fidelity Bank Explains Why a Band Performed Outside One of Its Branches

Following a video circulating online about a band performing in one of Fidelity Bank branches, the leading bank has now untangled the mystery behind the now popular video.

In a statement obtained by Investors King, Fidelity Bank revealed that the circulating video was a picketing exercise organised by the Amalgamated Union of Public Corporations, Civil Service Technical and Recreational Employees over a dispute they have with the Anambra State Urban Water Holding Corporation and Anambra State Waste Management Authority.

The bank revealed it was unable to honour a garnishee order obtained against Anambra State as both Anambra State Urban Water Holding Corporation and Anambra State Waste Management Authority immediately filed a Notice of Appeal as well as a Motion for Stay of Execution of the Order of Court the day the Garnishee Order was granted.

It bank said “Our attention has been drawn to a video circulating online about a man singing at one of our branches.

“Contrary to media reports claiming that the man was wrongfully debited by the bank, the video is actually a picketing exercise organized by the Amalgamated Union of Public Corporations, Civil Service Technical and Recreational Employees over a dispute they have with the Anambra State Urban Water Holding Corporation and Anambra State Waste Management Authority.

“To this end, we had earlier issued a statement explaining that while the Union obtained a garnishee Order against the accounts of Anambra State Government in Fidelity Bank, we are unable to honour it as the Judgment Debtors, Anambra State Urban Water Holding Corporation and Anambra State Waste Management Authority, immediately filed a Notice of Appeal as well as a Motion for Stay of Execution of the Order of Court dated the Garnishee Order was granted. The Union is aware of these processes as they were served on them.  The Motion for Stay of Execution is still pending and had not yet been heard and determined when the Union took the law into its hands to attack Fidelity Bank.”