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Honest Man Finds Lost Items And Returns Them In Imo … What He Got In Return Will Surprise You !

An honest man who found some lost items and
returned them in Imo State has had his honesty
rewarded with a something great .
Mr. Williams Nwosu, a house keeper , has been
rewarded with a brand new Honda Civic for exhibiting a
rare display of honestly when he returned an Ecolag bag
belonging to a UAE -based businessman , Mr . Chidiebere
Ubani.
According to Punch Metro, it was learnt that Nwosu had
picked the bag at Sam Mbakwe Airport in Imo State,
while he reported the incident to Ubani ’ s bank, which
contacted him to come and collect the bag.
Items found in the bag are brand new and expensive
mobile phones , a passport with Dubai residential
permit, a laptop, a Diamond Bank cheque book, an
undisclosed amount of money both in foreign currencies
and naira amongst other valuables.
In appreciation for his kind gesture, Ubani , who was
amazed at the level of honesty shown by Nwosu, gave
him a brand new car .
While handing over the car key to Nwosu in his office ,
Ubani said though the bag contained some valuables,
including his business documents , what moved him into
rewarding the man was his show of exceptional honesty
in this generation when honesty is seen as old-
fashioned .
He added that he rewarded Nwosu to encourage
Nigerians to live an honest life and to also show people
that honesty remained the biggest virtue anybody could
imbibe.
Ubani enjoined the youths to learn from Nwosu who,
despite his condition , decided not to take what does not
belong to him .
In his response , Nwosu, a father of five, said he lost his
taxi driving job in Lagos and relocated to Owerri when
he could no longer cope with challenges of life without
a job to take care of his family .
He said he was full of surprises and that never in his
widest dream did he envisage owning a car after he lost
his job, adding that he was only cleaning his relative
compound in exchange for an accommodation .
When asked why he did not tamper with the contents of
the bag , he said he was not brought up in that manner,
adding that what he did was what he was known for all
his life.
He said, “ No matter the degree of hardship , I can never
steal or take what does not belong to me, I thank Mr .
Ubani, whom God had used to restore me back to
business, I pray that God will bless every of his
endeavour . ”
Nwosu advised Nigerians to embrace honesty , hard
work and eschew greedy lifestyle .
“Our people should always put God first in all they do;
everyone should use me as an example of what the
result of honesty should be , ” he added.

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