Maiduguri Cleaner Earning 30k Returns N4.8m Mistakenly Sent to Her
- A Maiduguri cleaner earning just ₦30,000 monthly has stunned the nation with an extraordinary act of honesty
- Faiza Abdulkadir returned ₦4.8 million mistakenly paid into her account, choosing integrity over temptation
- Her decision has sparked widespread admiration, proving that moral courage can thrive even in the toughest conditions
In a story that has captured hearts across Nigeria, Faiza Abdulkadir, a cleaner from Maiduguri earning just ₦30,000 a month, has been widely commended for her extraordinary act of honesty after returning ₦4.8 million mistakenly paid into her bank account.
According to News Central, Abdulkadir’s decision to return the full amount has sparked national admiration, with many praising her moral courage in the face of financial hardship.
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Her actions have been hailed as a powerful reminder that integrity can flourish even in the most difficult circumstances.
Maiduguri woman returns ₦4.8 million mistaken payment
The incident reportedly occurred when the substantial sum of ₦4.8 million was erroneously deposited into Abdulkadir’s account. Despite her modest income, she chose to return every kobo to its rightful owner, citing her conscience and spiritual beliefs as guiding forces behind the decision.
“I received 4.8 million into my account mistakenly and I returned it to the owner because it was not my money. I knew I would not have a rest of mind if I had kept it for myself and spent it. Also, I returned it because I want to be blessed with paradise on day of hereafter,” she said.
Her statement has resonated widely, with social media users and commentators lauding her for setting a rare example of ethical conduct. In a climate where financial temptation often leads to moral compromise, Abdulkadir’s story has emerged as a beacon of hope and a call to uphold values of honesty and accountability.
The cleaner’s act has not only earned her respect but also sparked conversations about the importance of ethical behaviour in everyday life. Many have called for her story to be amplified as a lesson in civic virtue, especially among younger generations.
Source: Legit.ng
