stanliwise:
Oga stop this ur yeye preaching. #200 for burning his fuel on two miles. Yes there is no law that states that good-deed must be rewarded but it is a bad etiquette not to do also ask yourself why do police reward people who help them with criminals informations. The owner might not be the real owner of the 1.1 million naira but he should reward the keke man from his own pocket as much as he can afford. Reward shouldn't be money, it can be Job, accommodation, connection, support and recognition etc. Had it been this man has been allowed to suffer and pass through traumatic conditions before he see the N1.1m he would become more grateful. The reward means you appreciate the effort and courage to overcome all odds and do the right thing, it doesn't mean you are rewarding his good deed. It is left for him to reject the reward meaning he doesn't need the encouragement.

UchihaItachi:

Lol...Nigerians sef
This is what's wrong with the country, the entitlement mentality from the masses is way over the roof. See them eating the man raw for giving only N200, do you know his plans for the money? What if he actually can't touch it in the name of rewards, what if it's not his to begin with, what if it's all the money he has in the world and he has already made plans for it and cannot remove a penny more.

People should f***ing make up their mind, if you want to be good then be good without expecting to be rewarded for it, if you want to be bad then you should also be responsible for your own choices

UchihaItachi:

Lol...Nigerians sef
This is what's wrong with the country, the entitlement mentality from the masses is way over the roof. See them eating the man raw for giving only N200, do you know his plans for the money? What if he actually can't touch it in the name of rewards, what if it's not his to begin with, what if it's all the money he has in the world and he has already made plans for it and cannot remove a penny more.

People should f***ing make up their mind, if you want to be good then be good without expecting to be rewarded for it, if you want to be bad then you should also be responsible for your own choices

UchihaItachi:

Lol...Nigerians sef
This is what's wrong with the country, the entitlement mentality from the masses is way over the roof. See them eating the man raw for giving only N200, do you know his plans for the money? What if he actually can't touch it in the name of rewards, what if it's not his to begin with, what if it's all the money he has in the world and he has already made plans for it and cannot remove a penny more.

People should f***ing make up their mind, if you want to be good then be good without expecting to be rewarded for it, if you want to be bad then you should also be responsible for your own choices

serverconnect:
This is real naija, some people eeh... Hope the owner is not from mba5(Mbaise)

CityNGR:
So he should bare the transportation costs?

Witnes:

Your opinion would have make more sense I wish u cut off d part "what if its all d money he has in d world and already made plans 4 it and can not remove a penny" What if d young man never returned d money? will life not goes on and continue d struggles? I believed anyone that returned big money or properties never expect compulsory returns because if he/she needs pay back or returns, he will boldly keep d money or things since it's not a stealing or robbery.

ossy7881:



what if the guy didn't return the money?

please that guy deserve better than N200

Then it will be lost

Your point?

chiedozie198100:


if the keke man had kept the 1.1 million, would you be typing all these your WHAT IFs?

Reference:


You are very silly and your corrosive attitude will never inspire others to keep this country a living hell.

godfatherx:
I want to ignore the N200 recharge card reward, the owner is just ungrateful

The Keke driver has done a good thing and should be commended.

Don't always expect the reward for your good deeds to be immediate. Don't even expect the reward to come from the person who benefited from you.

His rewards will come when due. And in multiple folds

UchihaItachi:

Lol...Nigerians sef
This is what's wrong with the country, the entitlement mentality from the masses is way over the roof. See them eating the man raw for giving only N200, do you know his plans for the money? What if he actually can't touch it in the name of rewards, what if it's not his to begin with, what if it's all the money he has in the world and he has already made plans for it and cannot remove a penny more.

People should f***ing make up their mind, if you want to be good then be good without expecting to be rewarded for it, if you want to be bad then you should also be responsible for your own choices

UchihaItachi:

Nigga the point is that you don't know the whole story about how the money came to be in the first place so why do you all condemn someone for doing what they like with their own money? If the reward is too small for you, reach out to the Keke driver and give him heaven, from your own purse.

Mediahelm:
A Legend, who wants Nigerians to believe their still some good and trustworthy persons in the country. A Keke driver tracked a Business man who came from the Eastern part Nigeria after he forgot N1.150,000 in his Keke, he went 2 miles to Jalingo, Taraba to return the money to the owner and he was rewarded with N200 for recharge card.


A Twitter user who shared the story wrote:




Watch video here:
Source: https://www.mediahelm.com.ng/2018/12/keke-driver-returned-n11m-to-owner.html

Sambisaforest:
Igbo men will always want to play smart in every circumstance they find themselves. I have never seen a tribe as stingy as the igbo tribe. An igbo man will use you until you are worthless and useless to him. Very wicked and stingy set of people. What stops this "OMO NNA" from rewarding the Hausa man with at least 50k upwards? Chai Chineke ekwekala nyeojor tufiakwa to our igbo race tufiakwaniunu.. Please note I am an igbo man I am just saying the fact about our people.

yemmit90:


i'd never insulted anyone on this forum before, but this kind of attitude you're displaying here shows how ungrateful some humans can be. This kind of attitude is usually rooted in "lack of wisdom".

Mediahelm:
A Legend, who wants Nigerians to believe their still some good and trustworthy persons in the country. A Keke driver tracked a Business man who came from the Eastern part Nigeria after he forgot N1.150,000 in his Keke, he went 2 miles to Jalingo, Taraba to return the money to the owner and he was rewarded with N200 for recharge card.


A Twitter user who shared the story wrote:




Watch video here:
Source: https://www.mediahelm.com.ng/2018/12/keke-driver-returned-n11m-to-owner.html

fuckupnation:


First the story is fake, no Igbo man can forgets 1000 naira not to talk of 1 million even if he is the richest in the word. Second no Igbo man can take risky of going all the way from east to jalingo with cash of 1 million. Finally no one can reward such good did with 200 naira gift. Cheap blogger

OhiOfIhima:


What if the man is a Jalingo base?

fuckupnation:


Go ask the bloger, i told you my own Igbo man is not foolish to forget his money, Igbo's are not part of the ruling council that stealing Nigerian money, is only stolen money can be forgetting in that way.