In a world where integrity often goes unnoticed, Victoria Ebiere Ogunremi, a Nigerian woman living in New Jersey, has become a shining example of honesty and selflessness. Victoria’s heartwarming act of returning $5,700 cash she discovered in her workplace restroom has earned her admiration far and wide. Eyes Of Lagos reports,

The story unfolded when Victoria, who is of American descent, stumbled upon the money. Instead of succumbing to temptation, she was immediately driven by concern for the person who had lost it. In her words: “The thought of the pain or trauma it could cause inspired me. I did not hesitate to return it because of my Christian faith and beliefs. Honesty brings peace of mind, and it is a key virtue I cherish.”

Rather than alerting management first, Victoria went the extra mile to personally track down the rightful owner. Her efforts paid off, earning her heartfelt gratitude from the individual who misplaced the money and commendation from her employer and colleagues.

“The management was very pleased and proud of me. The owner was incredibly grateful and showered me with praise,” Victoria shared with a humble smile.

Her story has since gone viral, with many lauding her as a role model for integrity and kindness in today’s fast-paced, self-centered world.

Victoria’s remarkable deed reminds us that honesty truly is the best policy—and that small acts of kindness can create ripples of inspiration.

What are your thoughts on Victoria’s incredible story? Share your opinions below and let’s celebrate her virtuous act together! 🌟

femi4:
It's easier over there

Judolisco:
no... Arbi u think say 5k na 5000 naira?

femi4:
You don't want to jeopardise your stay

LagosOrigin:
Do you want me to educate you what honesty is all about ?

You see that INEC woman in Abia State that refused billions of naira bribe from PDP to rig the governorship election in their favour against the Labour Party Alex Otti, that's what honesty is all about.

Mikelarteta:
Maybe dem take am set her up. Don’t trust this white people I deal with them a lot. Fake smiles is their trademark

Mikelarteta:
Maybe dem take am set her up. Don’t trust this white people I deal with them a lot. Fake smiles is their trademark

dynicks:
lol....like u talking out of experience.....cus uv made same comment twice and very brief

NikoWinaman:
We are good people, just a little dot spoiling our name outside the country

Mikelarteta:
Maybe dem take am set her up. Don’t trust this white people I deal with them a lot. Fake smiles is their trademark

plantist:


They are not talking about the Ábíá woman. The one being talked about with honesty is a Yoruba woman.