Indeed, there are good people with a good heart in this country. People who do good not to be compensated, but because it is the right thing to do.

Around 5pm today, Friday 21st of February 2020, in Aguda-Ogba area, Ikeja, Orekupolati Street precisely. A certain painter was dropping from his car, moving some luggages into his house, while doing that, unknowing to him, a small purse containing 200 thousand naira ( 200 pieces of 1,000naira denominations ) and was already at the entrance of his house when the "shoe maker" called him and said "oga your purse don fall down"

according to an eye witness.

The painter looked back with surprise and quickly dropped his luggages to collect the purse from the Hausa man. It was then he ( the painter ) explained that he just received the money from a client who wants to paint his house and the money was meant for upront payment for paint and workmanship.

He then removed #5,000 from the money and in appreciation offered it to the shoe maker. It was a big surprise when the Hausa man rejected the compensation and responded saying "I do am for Allah". The owner of the money tried his best in persuading him to accept his little way of showing appreciation but it was all in vain. Then the shoe maker left.

Everyone who witnessed it was in awe.

A lot of people would have argued that such a thing can not happen, but then, everyone is not the same.

There are good people everywhere, maybe rare, but the fact is they exist.

Be one of the rare good people.

Wow... Outstanding..

This good citizen deserves to be promoted from a "shoemaker/shoeshiner" to a "cobbler".

I won't be surprised to see him at the " Rock" anytime soon being conferred with a National honor.

Poverty is not an excuse for theft, crime or fraud. God bless this and all the honest people everywhere.

May Allah bless you man....... Thank God for the painter it wasn't a flatron that found it...

Lalasticlala, this act of kindness should be on front page....

Can we see now that there are honest people in Nigeria not minding their present situation?

I pray that "Allah" you did this for will reward you accordingly... Amen

One of the things I love about Northerners is their selflessness.

I was shocked one day when I saw an Hausa beggar helping another Hausa begger with the little she could at Mararaba where I live.

This act of love touched my heart that I began asking myself: how come is from their region we're having terrorists in Nigeria?

God bless every genuine heart in the North.

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Nice one

Al-ḥamdu l-illahi rabbi l-alamin

But let me say this
The fact that he returned the money doesn't mean he is a saint
Sometimes there are some factors that affect your decision at that point in time
All human are capable of stealing and keeping things that doesn't belong to them it all depends on some factors

The criminality in every human can not be over emphasized

Soon i will write a book on that titled " the criminality in every human"

If every Nigerian has the attitude and mindset of this boy , Nigeria would have been far better than the way it is now .. I salute this young lad and I’m sure He would be blessed beyond his comprehension soonest ..

When you see good deeds like this from Muslims you will wonder if it is the Quran they read that those terrorists also read abi dem dey read the New Testament of Quran

That's the way it should be, people like us are rare.

heart made of gold

I pity am... he 1 collect Mr integrity

To some people from the lower half of the country, the aboki is a fool. To most people in the upper half of the country, its a normal thing

It can never b emeka

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Good. Now this is a very good news to calm the nerves of Nigerians. At least we have moslems that still fear Allah

This Is Recommendable. May God Bless The Young Man

Thank God For People Like Him

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This man better pass buhari

Good.
Dat painter go forever like aboki.

danvon:
This man is a fool

who is more foolish between you and him?

danvon:
This man is a fool

and You are the greatest fool

The painter looked back with surprise and quickly dropped his luggages to collect the purse from the Hausa man. It was then he ( the painter ) explained that he just received the money from a client who wants to paint his house and the money was meant for upront payment for paint and workmanship.

He then removed #5,000 from the money and in appreciation offered it to the shoe maker. It was a big surprise when the Hausa man rejected the compensation and responded saying "I do am for Allah". The owner of the money tried his best in persuading him to accept his little way of showing appreciation but it was all in vain. Then the shoe maker left.

The Hausas are the most honest, transparent people in Nigeria.
That is for sure.
If you do business with them, simply put your mind at rest.

This guy deserves the good things of life.
The Change we crave badly for in our nation,
begins with us.

May the Almighty Allah bless you real good Young Alhaji.
We hope to see you soon and appreciate you in our own little way.

danvon:
This man is a fool

Modified: Instead of him to use the money to make his life better, it's people like this that make us believe poverty is voluntary

The guy would probably spend the 200k on his side chick

Next time, kindly keep silent if you have nothing reasonable to type.
And stop modifying your post over and over,
cos the more you modify,
the more 'slow' you appear.
Nice day!

kantin:
Indeed, there are good people with a good heart in this country. People who do good not to be compensated, but because it is the right thing to do.

Around 5pm today, Friday 21st of February 2020, in Aguda-Ogba area, Ikeja, Orekupolati Street precisely. A certain painter was dropping from his car, moving some luggages into his house, while doing that, unknowing to him, a small purse containing 200 thousand naira ( 200 pieces of 1,000naira denominations ) and was already at the entrance of his house when the "shoe maker" called him and said "oga your purse don fall down"

according to an eye witness.

The painter looked back with surprise and quickly dropped his luggages to collect the purse from the Hausa man. It was then he ( the painter ) explained that he just received the money from a client who wants to paint his house and the money was meant for upront payment for paint and workmanship.

He then removed #5,000 from the money and in appreciation offered it to the shoe maker. It was a big surprise when the Hausa man rejected the compensation and responded saying "I do am for Allah". The owner of the money tried his best in persuading him to accept his little way of showing appreciation but it was all in vain. Then the shoe maker left.

Everyone who witnessed it was in awe.

A lot of people would have argued that such a thing can not happen, but then, everyone is not the same.

There are good people everywhere, maybe rare, but the fact is they exist.

Be one of the rare good people.

They need to set up this guy, whether with a standard shoe making hub or scholarship. Be it hausa, yoruba, igbo etc good people are everywhere.

kestolove95:
It can never b emeka

Mumu

Well, I would probably have done d same, it depends on my mood sha...

But this Aboki is just a man of conscience, not that he did it for Allah, another person will see d money and conceived it to be a blessing from d same Allah...

This one na Jew boy jor. Mr Integrity my ass.

Foolish news.