berem: me sef confuse walahi! But all the same,thumbs up to the taxi driver.at least we still have innocent nigerians.but if na me eh....

cyril83: This man may die wretched if care is not taking coz what really happened to him in 2007 was nothing but help from above,that's stupidity not sincerity,rememba God wil neva come down frm heaven to help u,he'll definately send somebody

achi4u: guy stop this your trash.d owner of this cash was a British man who follow kept naija the way it is today.
holy man

rayo2002:

R u serious? "Last opportunity at riches". I am shocked at what I am reading.
So poverty mentality had entrenched itself in us so deeply. Wow.
Stealing is never right and money made that way never lasts.
No wonder the people who witnessed the Dana crash were more interested in taking pictures and looting, i'm sure they were seizing their "opportunity" too.
When are we going to recognize that until we all learn to do the right thing this nation will not move forward.

May God help us.

yyb14:
assuming dt money belongs to u...wat wil b ur reaction then..will u still curse him for returnin them back to you?

Okija_juju:


I once had a chat with some of my guys where this issue of if you find money what would you do..

My answer was it depends on the amount!! If I find 18million Naira like this guy, I will definitely return it!! Reason being that I make about that already so kini big deal... HOWEVER!! If I find 18million US Dollars right now, THE Lord is trying to send me a message, and I will gladly accept it!!

If this mans gross yearly income is less than 2million Naira, than I am sorry, he MAY have just missed a chance to become filthy rich in this life.. And this is my honest candid opinion!

rayo2002:

My trash... u're such a sorry case. So God can't find any other way of blessing u but to give u an opportunity to find someone's property and not return it.
And how is it this particular British man's fault tht 9ja is the way it is?
How would u like to be generalized as a Nigerian on a trip abroad and treated like a criminal cos a Nigerian had previously duped one of the consular officers or their family members? Did it even cross ur mind that the guy might be an employee somewhere and might have lost his job or gone to jail for losing that money?

Its not a matter of "holiness", if u want to lose things and find them u've also got to return wat u find. What goes around comes around.

rayo2002:

My trash... u're such a sorry case. So God can't find any other way of blessing u but to give u an opportunity to find someone's property and not return it.
And how is it this particular British man's fault tht 9ja is the way it is?
How would u like to be generalized as a Nigerian on a trip abroad and treated like a criminal cos a Nigerian had previously duped one of the consular officers or their family members? Did it even cross ur mind that the guy might be an employee somewhere and might have lost his job or gone to jail for losing that money?

Its not a matter of "holiness", if u want to lose things and find them u've also got to return wat u find. What goes around comes around.

Okija_juju:

My friend you sef shut up with this God matter sef!! For the fact that you already consider the finding of someone elses money a blessing makes you a thief as well.. In the real sense its not a blessing but a case of lost and found!! HOWEVER like that guy said, na Oyinbo man money, its most likely insured, he will be refunded...

I pray this man does not regret this move at old age.. I really hope he makes a shitload of money before he dies... If not, na nightmares for life..

rayo2002:

Lost but found and kept instead of being returned to the rightful owner = stealing.
The money was in foreign currency which means it would not have been bulky. And it was most likely forgotten in a luggage.
If it were me, i would do the same thing and return it cos I believe in the law of karma and the last thing i need is robbers raiding my house for their own share of whatever i found.
My peace of mind is also very important to me.

rayo2002:

Oga, do u know how to read? Please go back and read what I said, I never said finding someone else's money was a "blessing". That was someone else's take which I am against. U know what, to each his own. Just remember we reap what we sow, chikena. If ur conscience does not fault u for taking other people's things then pls carry on.

rayo2002:

My trash... u're such a sorry case. So God can't find any other way of blessing u but to give u an opportunity to find someone's property and not return it.
And how is it this particular British man's fault tht 9ja is the way it is?
How would u like to be generalized as a Nigerian on a trip abroad and treated like a criminal cos a Nigerian had previously duped one of the consular officers or their family members? Did it even cross ur mind that the guy might be an employee somewhere and might have lost his job or gone to jail for losing that money?

Its not a matter of "holiness", if u want to lose things and find them u've also got to return wat u find. What goes around comes around.

Okija_juju:

Here is your post I quoted;



By inference, you are saying that the finding of the money is one form of blessing!!

#AndYouWereSaying?

Gonzala: I hope the socalled Award will not be some wooden object with his name inscribed on

Here in the UK this will not be a news.

J.Sparrow:
Read through this post and I got deppressed. If u can encourage someone to steal another individual's money wonder what u would do when public funds are entrusted to u . U should all quit complaining of corrupt politicians as well, u all just waiting for ur turn to steal

musKeeto: Nigerian Network of Women Exporters of Service
Na ashawo business?

Tunjman: Those who see the man's gesture as a pre-requisite for leading a corruption-free nation forget that poverty atimes might force one to do what he/she would ordinarily not do.

The man in question might not even think of getting any reward from God but, feared that if the oyinbo man eventually traced him (which is to a large extent impossible if he plays his card smartly), he might end up in jail.

As much as i'm not in support of what those who are castigating the man are saying, so do i believe that 'poverty can rip one of a lifetime opportunity' even when such opportunities are legitimate.

Okija_juju:

My friend you sef shut up with this God matter sef!! For the fact that you already consider the finding of someone elses money a blessing makes you a thief as well.. In the real sense its not a blessing but a case of lost and found!! HOWEVER like that guy said, na Oyinbo man money, its most likely insured, he will be refunded...

I pray this man does not regret this move at old age.. I really hope he makes a shitload of money before he dies... If not, na nightmares for life..

berem: me sef confuse walahi! But all the same,thumbs up to the taxi driver.at least we still have innocent nigerians.but if na me eh....

sylve11:


who nor knw sey u be tif since?

gudnex22: assuming you are the one that lost that kind of money and somebody picked it and did not return it how will you feel?