Reactions Trail Access Bank Stamp Duty Deduction on Social Media: Customers banking with Access Bank Plc have taken to their various social media pages to express their reactions to the stamp duty deduction by the bank.
The bank had disclosed that it discovered a mistake in its operations records, whereby stamp duty charges on applicable transactions were not passed on to customers.
Consequently, the bank said in emails sent to its customers that the omissions occurred between February 1st, 2026, and April 30th, 2026 and that all concerned customers should prepare to pay off the accrued charges.
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The bank added that the accrued N50 stamp duty charge will be debited from applicable customersβ accounts for remittance to the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, and advised the concerned customers to keep enough money in their bank accounts in order to accommodate the charge.
The commencement of the deduction has since raised eyebrows as many customers took to Twitter, Facebook, and other social media platforms to share their experience, amount deducted among others.
Reactions Trail Access Bank Stamp Duty Deduction on Social Media.
The following are some of the reactions gathered by Daily Trust on Twitter;
#accessbank (opens in a new tab) I was debited twice under 30mins,approximately 2k,how did SDC reach that kind of crazy amount,you did not work for this money with me ooh so be careful.. pic.twitter.com/9xaWSa93P2 (opens in a new tab)β Alfreda (@twenybet) June 28, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
Access Bank is even telling you people who weren’t charged yet to fund the account πππ
Al Capone level sh*t#accessbank (opens in a new tab) pic.twitter.com/yZsBJMiJ1A (opens in a new tab)β Davinci (@iamdavinci3) June 28, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
#accessbank (opens in a new tab) thank you for remembering me today. Even deducting on behalf of tomorrow. Thunder fire una. Legalized hushpuppy pic.twitter.com/blrZ66uWjc (opens in a new tab)β Muyi Omo Telo (@AKINOLAMUYIWA3) June 28, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
How will I collect allawee of 33k and you’ll deduct 31.6k ? Tell me why I shouldn’t go there with a gun tomorrow. #accessbank (opens in a new tab) pic.twitter.com/bLvNwrinIH (opens in a new tab)β πππΈ (@CallmeAyor) June 28, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
Access Bank will charge you for breathing. They will even charge you if there’s any letter that connects with their bank π¦ #AccessBank (opens in a new tab)β King VikThor (VNM) (@victormbah4) June 23, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
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Only Access Bank could do this #accessbank (opens in a new tab) pic.twitter.com/nj98j8rWeU (opens in a new tab)β Oladoye, Tomilayo Olalere (@OladoyeTomilayo) June 27, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
Dear @myaccessbank (opens in a new tab) I need to know why 700 naira was debited from me twiceπ€·πΌββοΈπ€·πΌββοΈ whatβs my own with stamp duty??? Nah me go buy una stamp???? #accessbank (opens in a new tab) pic.twitter.com/77pz1kssFD (opens in a new tab)β irewole olaniyan (@OlaniyanIrewole) June 27, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
In less than 24 hours, #accessbank (opens in a new tab) has deducted stamp duty/ postal stamp duty 3 times. @officialEFCC (opens in a new tab) ask them some questions please. #accessbank (opens in a new tab) please explain. pic.twitter.com/M41Dp9N0s2 (opens in a new tab)