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Mr Chidiebere Of Imo State Returns A Cartoon Of Indomie With N1.8M

A Man Of Integrity...

A man identified as Mr Chidiebere Ogbonna has returned 1.8 million naira which he found in a carton of indomie noodles he purchased in Owerri, Imo State.

According to the Story, the carton was partially filled with noodles coupled with some bundles of N1000 notes.

When asked why he returned the cash despite the hardship affecting the country at the moment, he said the money was not his, so there was no reason for him to keep it.

The owner of the business who could not hold back his joy, thanked him and told him to come back and collect a carton of indomie whenever he needs it till December.

Please let's celebrate this man today, am really proud of him.

Will you return the money if you were the one??

https://orjisblog.com.ng/2020/06/26/mr-chidiebere-of-imo-state-returns-a-cartoon-of-indomie-with-n1-8million/

So people like this still exist?
In this trying corona times

His reward is in heaven cause this country will definitely do nothing tangible to commend him

See real integrity, not like some self acclaimed integrity. For this difficult times, I doff my hat for the man.

Wow

Honest Nigerian abound. We just need good leaders

Would I have returned it?

But, But, why was 1.8 million naira inside an indomie carton in the first place?

On second thought....

Was the indomie carton sealed or not? How can a sealed indomie carton have 1.8 million naira in it?

Again, if it wasn't sealed, why would anybody buy indomie in an unsealed carton?

Even if it was unsealed, did the seller not check the content at all throughout the transaction?

Let's pretend the seller was careless, did the buyer not bother for one second to look into the unsealed indomie carton before walking away from the store?

I'm just one of those people that like to question everything they hear.

Man like me

Which kind story be this one

Question is what is N1.8M doing under a cartoon of Indomie which is supposedly not to have been opened or tampered with in the first place?

12th to comment:

#God bless this man for being honest!!!

Ode ni man yen

God forbid bad thing

Lol

"The owner of the business who could not hold back his joy, thanked him and told him to come back and collect a carton of indomie whenever he needs it till December."

With that e big belle

D man is a rear gem, very nice

I nor sure say I go return that money with this situation wer I de so lol

wow, I am so proud people like this exist, there is hope

Sorry but this isn’t about being honest but stark idiocy. Such money can’t be traced to any individual so returning it makes no sense. E get some people wey poverty no dey taya walahi

Wow! Very impressive. May God reward him

Integrity pays...The gesture is commendable too.
Returning to the company would have been better. I doubt if the market seller knows anything about that.

This would have been a dillema for many if found in that same situation. One might say it's God's way of answering one's prayer and other hand it's another man's property which will have grave repercussion if he decided to spend it.

Above all, it is good to be honest and the Bible has warned that thou shall not steal and thou shall not covet another man's property.

Loool

If every Nigerian politicians are like this, what a great country Nigeria would have been, so unfortunate it’s other wise. I know very well that people like this still very much exist, but never knew one could still be found in the country where hushpuppi originated from. Kudos to you. May God reward you accordingly. We shall keep calling out those giving Nigeria bad names & never hesitate to celebrate those glorifying it.

Wow very commendable. But how did the money get there?

Who stuffed the money inside the carton? Indomie staff or shop attendant?.
I dontbilivit

That's good of him

joey150:
But, But, why was 1.8 million naira inside indomie carton in the first place?

Probably stolen money, or maybe it was a trader that put the money inside to take to the bank. Many traders still move cash to the bank inside empty cartons like that. Either of the 2

Money ain't everything