Comrade Benson Efeotor, a civil servant working with the Delta State Ministry of Finance (Project E-Delta), has returned the sum of N53,121,650, recently erroneously paid into his account by the state government.

In an interview with newsmen, Efeotor said, “I returned the money because I don’t have such money in my bank account.” He added that anyone who will say he was wrong for returning the money to the government is a “thief.”

However, on May Day, he was rewarded with a brand new car, courtesy of the Delta State government.

https://www.everyvibes.com.ng/2019/05/man-gets-car-for-returning-n53m-mistakenly-paid-into-his-account-by-the-govt.html

woooooow

Congratulations.

Reward for Sincerity ...
Only few Nigerians like me can do this

victormartyn:


Reward for Sincerity D

Reward for stupidity, rather.

This man is plainly stu.pid ....



If that car has fault can he buy the parts?

BlackfireX:
This man is plainly stu.pid ....



If that car has fault can he buy the parts?

He can sell the car for 5 million

Lalasticlala come and O! FP abeg o!
This is good O!
GOOD Nigerians still exist...

Push front page worthy articles to the FP, NO!!! But to repeat news, YES!!! Mtcheeew

Nice gesture Mr Benson. Thank God you got rewarded big time with a car and now a good reputation anywhere you table your matters now . You wouldn't have gotten away with the money anyways.

Another upright Nigerian setting a great example for we all. Truth be told though, even if he decided to withdraw the funds and go into hiding, he may have been caught at some point but that doesn't take anything away from his good gesture. I also commend the governor for showing him gratitude with a car, some others would've just said thank you moved on. There are so many good Nigerians and I will never give up on this country. In 1994 Rashidi Yekini became the first Nigerian to score in the worldcup where we defeated Bulgaria 3-0.

All na scam

If he hadn't returned it, he still would've been caught .
Thankfully, he was rewarded for returning it .

I die say I return.na my own share of govt money

"See below" has taken over Nairaland, I'll soon port.

Am sure the guy was not stupid,coz if he had not returned the money it's still going to be traced back into is account.....who say no government

Actually there is no way he can run with the money bank will surely freeze his account well congrats

Some Nigerians right now must be confused.... Keep the money or get a reward. Lol!

Government Moni? Bro, that is your own share of national cake now, why retuning it? You fvck up high time bro...

BlackfireX:
This man is plainly stu.pid ....



If that car has fault can he buy the parts?

It's you that is plainly stupid. Didn't you read the part that says he is a civil servant working with the Delta State Ministry of Finance (Project E-Delta). What will be hard in maintaining a car like this

Those that will abuse him for being honest are already waiting in the wings. Money is important, peace of mind is importanter.

Not everyone is a fraudster. Kudos to the man and kudos to the governor who rewarded honesty.

I treasure that each time I go to bed, I am not afraid whether anyone is after me or whether policemen will knock on my door.

Say no to fraud.

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BlackfireX:
This man is plainly stu.pid ....



If that car has fault can he buy the parts?

You are the stupid one here. If he had spent it like you imagined, the money would still have been traced to him and that would hav landed him in serious problems. Pls, even to be a criminal as you desire requires a bit of wisdom.

victormartyn:
Congratulations.

Reward for Sincerity ...
Only few Nigerians like me can do this

ok

Davash222:

Reward for stupidity, rather.

And Jesus wept

BlackfireX:
This man is plainly stu.pid ....



If that car has fault can he buy the parts?

Dirty mind you've got there...You feel everyone is going to act strange n mad like you...Get a meaningful life....

Davash222:

Reward for stupidity, rather.

OK, if the bank sends your 20 million to my account by accident, hope you won't mind if I spend the money, following your wisdom