aminulive:
Dabiri Meets Nigerian In Qatar Who Returned N150m Wrongfully Paid To Him

Hon. Abike Dabiri-Erewa, Senior Special Assistant to the President on Foreign Affairs and Diaspora has hailed a Nigerian, Michael Jonathan Asemota a.k.a Teddy for his sincerity and honesty in returning QR1,502,000 ($441,127.99) about N150 million wrongfully posted into his account in Qatar.

In a statement by Abdur-Rahman Balogun, Special Assistant on Media to Hon. Abike Dabiri-Erewa stated that the SSA gave the commendation when she received Mr. Michael Asemota in her office on Wednesday in Abuja.

The SSA said that such a rare display of honesty and sincerity from a Nigerian in the Diaspora has given the country a facelift as well as other Nigerians living in Qatar.

She urged Asemota to continue to be a good ambassador of Nigeria and implore other Nigerians in the Diaspora to emulate the positive image he has given to Nigeria in Qatar .

`` With this exceptional act of honesty, you have become a positive image for Nigerians and Nigeria in Qatar in the midst of bad news tag against Nigerians in the Diaspora.

``We are truly proud of you and urge you to continue to extol the virtues and strength of the Nigerian heritage of honesty, integrity and honour. Your shinning beacon serves as inspiration to the Youth of Nigeria’’, Dabiri-Erewa stated in a letter of commendation personally signed by her and given to Asemota.

Michael Asemota, a native of Edo state but based in Doha, Qatar, had opened an account with a cheque of QR150, 200 with an undisclosed commercial bank, where he is the sole signatory of the account.

Narrating his experience to the SSA during the courtesy call in Abuja, ``as i got back home, I received an alert showing that a QR1,502,000 had been credited into my account by mistake instead of QR150,200.

“I went to see the manager to report the error of QR1, 502,000 deposited into my account. After checking for confirmation, the manager gave me a warm handshake in appreciation.”

Asked why he alerted the bank about the error, Asemota said:“I knew the money did not belong to me and shouldn’t be in my account in the first place, so there were no motives and temptations to keep it.”

He advised people faced with similar situations to ”immediately notify their bank to avoid any potential problems as the bank will eventually trace their mistake back to your account and withdraw the mistakenly deposited money.”

He said the singular act has given Nigeria and Nigerians positive image in Qatar in the midst of bad stories of Nigeria emanating from the country.

Asemota is an official of Nigerians in Diaspora Organisation-Qatar (NIDO-Qatar), the umbrella body of Nigerian residents in the country.

https://politicsngr.com/dabiri-meets-nigerian-qatar-returned-n150-million-wrongfully-paid/

another way of making one famous.... the money belongs to who?

Martin0:


Na wa for u ooo! Money wey nor be ya own? Nna eh! Come to ma church for special deliverance

yes! i am coming to ya church with empty wallet i don't want ya crooked pastor to thief my wallet.

yes! it is banks! money! (means every bodies money)

gypsey:
yes! i am coming to ya church with empty wallet i don't want ya crooked pastor to thief my wallet.

Hahahahah ornu gia eh!

Bia_wa uka mu oo! bia uka Nke chineke

Martin0:


Hahahahah ornu gia eh!

Bia_wa uka mu oo! bia uka Nke chineke

and yes! it is banks money ( every bodies money) so i am keeping it.

gypsey:
and yes! it is banks money ( every bodies money) so i am keeping it.

Hahahahahahah did they tell u to keep it?

Martin0:


Hahahahah ornu gia eh!

Bia_wa uka mu oo! bia uka Nke chineke

Naa! i want to attend the devil's church atleast the devil don't ask for donations and thithe

Martin0:



Hahahahahahah did they tell u to keep it?

they don't have to tell me, it is our money, do you know how much money banks steal from their customers?

gypsey:
they don't have to tell me, it is our money, do you know how much money banks steal from their customers?

Ok!

No I don't ! Do u?

gypsey:
Naa! i want to attend the devil's church atleast the devil don't ask for donations and thithe

Eh e! And what made u think so?

Martin0:



Ok!

No I don't ! Do u?

yea! i do!

Martin0:



Eh e! And what made u think so?

why would the devil want people to pay thithe in his church?

gypsey:
yea! i do!

Ok oo! So tell me.

He didn't returned it out of honesty rather for fear of unknown.There is no way he could've escaped bn caught.

gypsey:
why would the devil want people to pay thithe in his church?

Coz nothing is free,not even in freetown

Na Photoshop jo

kmcutez:
Both of them be looking like #200 Agege Bread.

You get bad mouth o.

Stethaine:
Who own the money he returned at first place.

U dey mind the idiots. That should be the question on every lip, not singing the guy's praise. Who transferred the cash and for what purpose?

You will make it in life. You think like a civilized mind. Not all these foo.ls that litter nl.

Impressed .Good bless u. But there would have been nowhere to have taken the money to . D bank is to approve all transactions. But the guy has home training

aminulive:
Dabiri Meets Nigerian In Qatar Who Returned N150m Wrongfully Paid To Him

Hon. Abike Dabiri-Erewa, Senior Special Assistant to the President on Foreign Affairs and Diaspora has hailed a Nigerian, Michael Jonathan Asemota a.k.a Teddy for his sincerity and honesty in returning QR1,502,000 ($441,127.99) about N150 million wrongfully posted into his account in Qatar.

In a statement by Abdur-Rahman Balogun, Special Assistant on Media to Hon. Abike Dabiri-Erewa stated that the SSA gave the commendation when she received Mr. Michael Asemota in her office on Wednesday in Abuja.

The SSA said that such a rare display of honesty and sincerity from a Nigerian in the Diaspora has given the country a facelift as well as other Nigerians living in Qatar.

She urged Asemota to continue to be a good ambassador of Nigeria and implore other Nigerians in the Diaspora to emulate the positive image he has given to Nigeria in Qatar .

`` With this exceptional act of honesty, you have become a positive image for Nigerians and Nigeria in Qatar in the midst of bad news tag against Nigerians in the Diaspora.

``We are truly proud of you and urge you to continue to extol the virtues and strength of the Nigerian heritage of honesty, integrity and honour. Your shinning beacon serves as inspiration to the Youth of Nigeria’’, Dabiri-Erewa stated in a letter of commendation personally signed by her and given to Asemota.

Michael Asemota, a native of Edo state but based in Doha, Qatar, had opened an account with a cheque of QR150, 200 with an undisclosed commercial bank, where he is the sole signatory of the account.

Narrating his experience to the SSA during the courtesy call in Abuja, ``as i got back home, I received an alert showing that a QR1,502,000 had been credited into my account by mistake instead of QR150,200.

“I went to see the manager to report the error of QR1, 502,000 deposited into my account. After checking for confirmation, the manager gave me a warm handshake in appreciation.”

Asked why he alerted the bank about the error, Asemota said:“I knew the money did not belong to me and shouldn’t be in my account in the first place, so there were no motives and temptations to keep it.”

He advised people faced with similar situations to ”immediately notify their bank to avoid any potential problems as the bank will eventually trace their mistake back to your account and withdraw the mistakenly deposited money.”

He said the singular act has given Nigeria and Nigerians positive image in Qatar in the midst of bad stories of Nigeria emanating from the country.

Asemota is an official of Nigerians in Diaspora Organisation-Qatar (NIDO-Qatar), the umbrella body of Nigerian residents in the country.

https://politicsngr.com/dabiri-meets-nigerian-qatar-returned-n150-million-wrongfully-paid/

opportunity missroad. that is the name of this woman.

Fukafuka:

While you might be right. I can tell you that this story is 100 percent correct because I am a resident of Qatar and I know Asemota. We were (and still are) proud of him as one of the 'few honest Nigerians' around.

Eluwilussit:


U dey mind the idiots. That should be the question on every lip, not singing the guy's praise. Who transferred the cash and for what purpose?

You will make it in life. You think like a civilized mind. Not all these foo.ls that litter nl.

You had probably not read the post well. A reputable bank in Qatar mistakenly credited him with the wrong amount and he gladly returned it. Stop being a doubting Thomas...there are still plenty of honest and good people around.

MZEE01:


If we all resolve to be like Asemota today, I bet you Nigeria will be the best country where people will aspire to live in. The truth is this, Success does not count unless you earn it fair and square.

Asemota has no guilt to walk on broken paths of false success while living a discolored flamboyant life styles with what he never earned. The colony of broken ass boys and girls will quote me very soon telling he gave out an opportunity. But before then, remember that definitions of opportunity will not be complete without acknowledging circumstances.

I give it to Asemota for redefining the image of Nigeria from a bad light!

This man deserves a national award for this positive projection of Nigeria's image.
Some people would be like the " wealth of the gentiles are mine " why should i return the money.
And all kinds of balderdash, righteousness exalt a nation, God bless you Mr Asemota.

Nimoomosuli:



You had probably not read the post well. A reputable bank in Qatar mistakenly credited him with the wrong amount and he gladly returned it. Stop being a doubting Thomas...there are still plenty of honest and good people around.

No doubt he is a good guy.