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A Nigerian mechanic known as Mr. Timothy is being hailed for demonstrating true integrity and principle in the face of temptation.

The young man returned N10.8 million (Ten Million, Eight Hundred Thousand Naira) which a client mistakenly transferred to his bank account.

The owner of the money could be seen in a video showing appreciation to Timothy and calling on everyone to praise him for his honesty.

According to the client whose name was not disclosed, the mechanic who repairs his own car went to the bank to return the money.

He urged people who are looking for a trustworthy mechanic to seek the services of Timothy whenever they need to repair their vehicles.

In the viral video, eyewitnesses could be seen clapping and cheering after the client narrated what happened.

Source: https://www.correctng.com/mechanic-returns-n10-8m-erroneously-transferred-to-his-account-video/

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Good gesture

Hard to come by

He for no first fit escape ,but he did well by returning it. Atleast no be police them go use dey find am.. The owner should do well by gifting him the .8 on top,to encourage him and other that will find themselves in such situation next time.. Most especially now when people dey find japa to Canada money, like say tomorrow no dey.. 10.8 don carry Timothy enter Canada na

If he didn't return it, he will be later tracked. There is no way he can withdraw it all in this cashless time.

See confirm mumu

Warl0ck:
See confirm mumu

See thief instead of you to encourage others to do better shioo.

I applaud him on this, but it would have been a different case if the man didn’t know the mechanic personally, na because he knows the mechanic and the mechanic also know who the man is and know that their is no way he fit run and the man no go find am as long as he know his workshop, someone will lead them to his house hence that’s why but I still applaud him tho

Warl0ck:
See confirm mumu

From Your comment it's clear you are from East if you know you know

That's the right thing to do, because he would caught and disgraced. At least, he would be given something for being good. At all at na em bad pass.

There are still honest and trustworthy Nigerians out there


Good one

His action wasn't necessarily driven by honesty, but more by good old common sense and pragmatism. So I commend him for having common sense, not for being 'honest'.

Interesting.

Good Nigerian

He should have gone to sabo,do pos with aboki,buy bundles of dollars