Shan George retrieves N3.6 million stolen from bank account
Nollywood actress, Shan George, has received back her N3.6 million, which was cleared from her Zenith bank account days ago.
The legendary actress disclosed this on her Instagram on Thursday.
She had earlier taken to social media to cry about one Cecelia Chiagoziem Okoro, who had withdrawn the amount from her account and left just N1,637.
Expressing her gratitude to those who attended to her plight, she promised to give full details later.
She said, “To all those who called, texted, and even sent me their token to enable me pursue d issue, God bless u abundantly and replenish ur pockets a billion folds.”
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