Guaranty Trust Bank (GTB) has credited the domiciliary account belonging to Kadiri Abimaje, a Lagos State-based businessman, with $100.This came after FIJ reported how the sum was debited from the businessman’s account for an e-platform payment that was unsuccessful in September.“GTB has credited my account with the $100 that was debited from my account on September 2,” Abimaje told FIJ on Saturday evening.“The credit came in on Thursday at exactly 2:51 pm.“I would like to thank your organisation for helping me get my money back.The $100 Credit NotificationREAD ALSO: GTB Holds On to Lagos Businessman’s $129, Ignores His Emails“The bank has, however, not refunded the other $29 that was also debited from my account. I am sure they are working on it and I will get credited soon as well.“Thank you once again.”On November 19, FIJ reported that GTB deducted $100 and $29 respectively from Abimaje’ domiciliary account for two failed transactions he carried out on sellvia.com, an e-commerce platform. The deductions occurred on September 2 and 28.READ ALSO: N1.3m Disappears Hours After GTB Lifted Restriction on Customer’s AccountAfter the deductions, the businessman wrote several emails to GTB but his complaint was not addressed.Abimaje eventually reported the matter to FIJ on November 18.The post After FIJ’s Story, GTB Returns Lagos Businessman’s $100 appeared first on Foundation For Investigative Journalism.