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SalamRushdie:
The guy is just a very cautious thief dasal!!! and thats why he never informed his colleagues of the money he found on the so called floor like he claimed

Yea.. he saw the money on the floor, quite alright.. BUT whatever made hi returned it and said he saw it on the floor was action of his fear for Allah... he could aswell deny comfortably and the guy won't do nada!

papiforreal:
Yes, but when it comes honesty, Muslims are more honest than Christian.

muslim are not more honest than Christians! be objective. honestly isn't about your religious affiliation but about your the state of your heart...your conscience. anyone can be dishonest irrespective of tribe, nationality or religious affiliation. your blanket assumption reeks of prejudice.

papiforreal:
Yes, but when it comes honesty, Muslims are more honest than Christian.

Then you should your "Christain" friends. And maybe your church too if there are no honest Christians there.

u just spoilt ur story wit d xtain/muslim comparism. i have seen 3 phones including android on diff. ocassion but simply made sure d owners got them back even tho i was currently using a lesser phone and have also seen money as well but didnt covet it. i wasnt a moslem to do These tins.

Obudupikin:
Dude honesty is not a function of religion but just a matter of principle.

There are as many Christians,Atheists,Traditionalists who are as honest as the Muslim guy in your story.
And in same vein,there are some very dishonest Muslims,Christains etc.

So please,do not tie an act of honesty to religion.

MY blooda thanks 4 clarifying d cocept of honesty nt attached to a particular religion..to me returnin dat money was used to promote d said shop..honesty is an individual ideology... ur mokier obudupikin i also rep ob..

Andyblaze:
This morning I went down to get my trouser amended, prior to going I had about 5,000 naira in the pocket of this said trouser and I totally forgot I had put it in there last night. Fast forward I went to an Hassan multipurpose shop near my street where they amended clothes, shoes and bags and gave the trouser to one to amend whilst I waited.

When he was there I went home and tested the trouser on my body, then I dipped my hand into my pockets and at that moment I remembered I had put some money there last night but lo and Behold there wasn't any money in there anymore. It was crazy as I sped immediately with the trouser still on back to the shop, one arriving back there I couldn't find the man who amended my trouser. I asked his colleagues about him but they said he had left then I complained to them that the cloth he amended for me had some money in it but I couldn't find it anymore. They told me they had seen no money but that he had already left. Dang! This man has claimed sharp on me and zoomed off with my money and I was resigning to fate, he came strolled back to the shop from wherever he went to and I couldn't recognize him but the other hausa men spoke some hausan to him and then told me he's the one.. I told him i had some money in the trouser he amended but after shaping I couldn't find the money...

Love and Behold, he dipped his hand in his pocket and told me he picked it on the floor that it must have fallen while I was removing the cloth from my body after testing his work. He handed back the 5,000 naira to me.
The honesty of this Muslim fella has made my Sunday already and I couldn't help but wonder, how many of we Christians can actually do this. I know certain people who probably would have shared that money amongst themselves the moment they saw it and all connive to say they didn't see it when I had returned to complain.

THE good is not by claiming we are God - fearing, it's by our deeds.

This is a true story and happened to me minutes ago, Happy Sunday Guys.

God bless you sir for this revelation. You are not an ingrate.

Andyblaze:
This morning I went down to get my trouser amended, prior to going I had about 5,000 naira in the pocket of this said trouser and I totally forgot I had put it in there last night. Fast forward I went to an Hassan multipurpose shop near my street where they amended clothes, shoes and bags and gave the trouser to one to amend whilst I waited.

When he was there I went home and tested the trouser on my body, then I dipped my
hand into my pockets and at that moment I remembered I had put some money there last night but lo and Behold there wasn't any money in there anymore. It was crazy as I sped immediately with the trouser still on back to the shop, one arriving back there I couldn't find the man who amended my trouser. I asked his colleagues about him but they said he had left then I complained to them that the cloth he amended for me had some money in it but I couldn't find it anymore. They told me they had seen no money but that he had already left. Dang! This man has claimed sharp on me and zoomed off with my money and I was resigning to fate, he came strolled back to the shop from wherever he went to and I couldn't recognize him but the other hausa men spoke some hausan to him and then told me he's the one.. I told him i had some money in the trouser he amended but after shaping I couldn't find the money...

Love and Behold, he dipped his hand in his pocket and told me he picked it on the floor that it must have fallen while I was removing the cloth from my body after testing his work. He handed back the 5,000 naira to me.
The honesty of this Muslim fella has made my Sunday already and I couldn't help but wonder, how many of we Christians can actually do this. I know certain people who probably would have shared that money amongst themselves the moment they saw it and all connive to say they didn't see it when I had returned to complain.

THE good is not by claiming we are God - fearing, it's by our deeds.

This is a true story and happened to me minutes ago, Happy Sunday Guys.

Will you have returned the money if you were the person?

shurley22:
Anyone could have done that.
It all depends on personal principles and convictions.
It's really not a function of any religion whatsoever.

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papiforreal:
Yes, but when it comes honesty, Muslims are more honest than Christian.

I bet to disagree, honesty has nothing to do with religion.
1. On two occasions at the airport, money has been returned to the owner that am aware of. Who are they? Christians
2. The civil savant in kogi that was over paid with over 1+ million, she returned it. Who is she? Christian.
3. Last week, a guy reported an alert on his diamond bank account, from his name, you will know he is a Christian.
Plus many other scenario like that. So dnt add religious sentiment cos of ordinary 5k. Na people de return millions.

Op is very shallow when it comes to Christianity or the fesr of God. LNG and short of the story if he is the one that found such money, he wouldn't return it,.
Luckily for him ,Seun is pro-islam and likes this kind of topic. So he got to FP

Truth be told, I am a Christian and can relate with what the O. P pointed out. I have lived in both Christian dominated and Moslem area, and can attest to the fact that the typical Hausa is more honest than any other tribe. The only thing wey spoil Hausa man na their religious intolerance.

sweatlana:
Sadly I have to agree with u
It is the igbo boys here in ph who teach aboki how to talk lie.

I'm not being tribal it's just the honest truth...

You be pure Mu*mu.
So the Igbo boys take the Abokis in lying classes according to your chaff reasoning?
As if an adult Northerner cannot differentiate between wrong and right.

Why was he waiting for you to come for it ? Why was the money in his pocket when he should have told his colleagues he picked money incase anyone comes looking for it? You go that money because he knows u are certain where the money disappeared

This is what I was telling somebody today, Christians these days doesn't see anything wrong in dubiously taking another person's money

papiforreal:
Yes, but when it comes honesty, Muslims are more honest than Christian.

keep quayet

Obudupikin:
Dude honesty is not a function of religion but just a matter of principle.

There are as many Christians,Atheists,Traditionalists who are as honest as the Muslim guy in your story.
And in same vein,there are some very dishonest Muslims,Christains etc.

So please,do not tie an act of honesty to religion.

thanks bro. This is how some people expose their ignorance. Must you now criticize your fellow Christians? there are many Christians and traditionalist even moralist that will do just that. In the same vein, you will see long broadcast on WhatsApp claiming blessings of sending to people. Nigerians mentality sha

sweatlana:
Sadly I have to agree with u
It is the igbo boys here in ph who teach aboki how to talk lie.

I'm not being tribal it's just the honest truth...

Honest truth? Nah. Myopic truth? Yah

Oga, there are many Muslims that will never return it and there are many Christians that will do what that guy did. Stop with this kind of judgement.

papiforreal:
Yes, but when it comes honesty, Muslims are more honest than Christian.

I disagree with this statement.
It's not about religion, but about individual integrity please.

papiforreal:
Yes, but when it comes honesty, Muslims are more honest than Christian.

a Muslim cobler ran away with my shoes in Calabar 2012

Morality is good but not enough...you need salvation to make meaning out of it here and hereafter

Andyblaze:
This morning I went down to get my trouser amended, prior to going I had about 5,000 naira in the pocket of this said trouser and I totally forgot I had put it in there last night. Fast forward I went to an Hassan multipurpose shop near my street where they amended clothes, shoes and bags and gave the trouser to one to amend whilst I waited.

When he was there I went home and tested the trouser on my body, then I dipped my hand into my pockets and at that moment I remembered I had put some money there last night but lo and Behold there wasn't any money in there anymore. It was crazy as I sped immediately with the trouser still on back to the shop, one arriving back there I couldn't find the man who amended my trouser. I asked his colleagues about him but they said he had left then I complained to them that the cloth he amended for me had some money in it but I couldn't find it anymore. They told me they had seen no money but that he had already left. Dang! This man has claimed sharp on me and zoomed off with my money and I was resigning to fate, he came strolled back to the shop from wherever he went to and I couldn't recognize him but the other hausa men spoke some hausan to him and then told me he's the one.. I told him i had some money in the trouser he amended but after shaping I couldn't find the money...

Love and Behold, he dipped his hand in his pocket and told me he picked it on the floor that it must have fallen while I was removing the cloth from my body after testing his work. He handed back the 5,000 naira to me.
The honesty of this Muslim fella has made my Sunday already and I couldn't help but wonder, how many of we Christians can actually do this. I know certain people who probably would have shared that money amongst themselves the moment they saw it and all connive to say they didn't see it when I had returned to complain.

THE good is not by claiming we are God - fearing, it's by our deeds.

This is a true story and happened to me minutes ago, Happy Sunday Guys.

as a Christian we are thought to first remove d log of wood from our eyes b4 removing a grain of sand from someone else.


so pls search urslve b4 demanding honesty fro others

papiforreal:
Yes, but when it comes honesty, Muslims are more honest than Christian.

slowpoke
more honest me anus

papiforreal:
Yes, but when it comes honesty, Muslims are more honest than Christian.

dat means if u too find dis money u re not going to gv it to d owner abi?? Some Christian re more honest den ur so call Muslims n some Muslims too re honest den we Christian it is in both so stop all dis ur side of one dan d other

Bro forget that stuff, it's because of the way you approach him, why didn't he give it to you on seeing you, why did they have communicate in hausa language before he gave you?

The money fell from you pocket and he didn't call your attention to it?

Moreover, being honest have nothing to do with religion.

Obudupikin:
Dude honesty is not a function of religion but just a matter of principle.

There are as many Christians,Atheists,Traditionalists who are as honest as the Muslim guy in your story.
And in same vein,there are some very dishonest Muslims,Christains etc.

So please,do not tie an act of honesty to religion.

Said it from my thought. First duping ever in the guise of a friend was by a muslim. Honesty is not a thing about religion.

You cant conclude that moslems are honest than christians based on one occurrence. There are still many honest christians. It all depend on people you meet.

Andyblaze:
This morning I went down to get my trouser amended, prior to going I had about 5,000 naira in the pocket of this said trouser and I totally forgot I had put it in there last night. Fast forward I went to an Hassan multipurpose shop near my street where they amended clothes, shoes and bags and gave the trouser to one to amend whilst I waited.

When he was there I went home and tested the trouser on my body, then I dipped my hand into my pockets and at that moment I remembered I had put some money there last night but lo and Behold there wasn't any money in there anymore. It was crazy as I sped immediately with the trouser still on back to the shop, one arriving back there I couldn't find the man who amended my trouser. I asked his colleagues about him but they said he had left then I complained to them that the cloth he amended for me had some money in it but I couldn't find it anymore. They told me they had seen no money but that he had already left. Dang! This man has claimed sharp on me and zoomed off with my money and I was resigning to fate, he came strolled back to the shop from wherever he went to and I couldn't recognize him but the other hausa men spoke some hausan to him and then told me he's the one.. I told him i had some money in the trouser he amended but after shaping I couldn't find the money...

Love and Behold, he dipped his hand in his pocket and told me he picked it on the floor that it must have fallen while I was removing the cloth from my body after testing his work. He handed back the 5,000 naira to me.
The honesty of this Muslim fella has made my Sunday already and I couldn't help but wonder, how many of we Christians can actually do this. I know certain people who probably would have shared that money amongst themselves the moment they saw it and all connive to say they didn't see it when I had returned to complain.

THE good is not by claiming we are God - fearing, it's by our deeds.

This is a true story and happened to me minutes ago, Happy Sunday Guys.

And you couldn't give him something out of it..Lol

Hausa people are generally honest and less inclined towards worldly possessions. Religion has little to do with it, if not many of their correligionists in the South West wouldn't be dabbling into internet fraud.

You are surprised because you will not do the same if you find yourself in his position.

Andyblaze:
This morning I went down to get my trouser amended, prior to going I had about 5,000 naira in the pocket of this said trouser and I totally forgot I had put it in there last night. Fast forward I went to an Hassan multipurpose shop near my street where they amended clothes, shoes and bags and gave the trouser to one to amend whilst I waited.

When he was there I went home and tested the trouser on my body, then I dipped my hand into my pockets and at that moment I remembered I had put some money there last night but lo and Behold there wasn't any money in there anymore. It was crazy as I sped immediately with the trouser still on back to the shop, one arriving back there I couldn't find the man who amended my trouser. I asked his colleagues about him but they said he had left then I complained to them that the cloth he amended for me had some money in it but I couldn't find it anymore. They told me they had seen no money but that he had already left. Dang! This man has claimed sharp on me and zoomed off with my money and I was resigning to fate, he came strolled back to the shop from wherever he went to and I couldn't recognize him but the other hausa men spoke some hausan to him and then told me he's the one.. I told him i had some money in the trouser he amended but after shaping I couldn't find the money...

Love and Behold, he dipped his hand in his pocket and told me he picked it on the floor that it must have fallen while I was removing the cloth from my body after testing his work. He handed back the 5,000 naira to me.
The honesty of this Muslim fella has made my Sunday already and I couldn't help but wonder, how many of we Christians can actually do this. I know certain people who probably would have shared that money amongst themselves the moment they saw it and all connive to say they didn't see it when I had returned to complain.

THE good is not by claiming we are God - fearing, it's by our deeds.

This is a true story and happened to me minutes ago, Happy Sunday Guys.

flyca:
There is no tribe, religion or creed.
Just Humans. Good humans and Bad humans.

Op, the guy on your story is just a good human.

Words on Marble

SalamRushdie:
The guy is just a very cautious thief dasal!!! and thats why he never informed his colleagues of the money he found on the so called floor like he claimed

You're right.