A popular Facebook influencer and public school teacher named Adaobi Amadi, has narrated her baffling and mysterious experience with a local piggy bank commonly referred to as Kolo, which she ordered online. Adaobi Amadi took to her Facebook page to state that she had purchased the box which she gave to her 11 year old son in order to encourage the young boy to develop a saving culture. After months of excitedly saving money in the box, mother and son decided to break the kolo due to the Central Bank's intention to withdraw all old 500 and 1000 naira notes soon.
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To Adaobi Amadi's shock and her son's dismay, the kolo which ought to have contained as much as 20,000 naira or more, had only a torn 10 naira note in it. She lamented that her son had spent months diligently saving the money only to be met with this mystery. Following her tale, many Facebook users took to the comment section to narrate their own ordeals with what they termed a "diabolical kolo".
Apparently, the disappearance of money from the local saving box is a fairly common occurrence. Yet others opined that such diabolical antics are nonexistent and urged the school teacher to look towards household theft or some other logical explanation for the disappearance of her son's savings. Some have suggested that the vendor who sold Adaobi Amadi the kolo ought to be thoroughly interrogated as to this remarkably mystery.
Have you ever had such an experience with the local saving box commonly called Kolo? Let us know in the comment section.
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