A Keke (tricycle) driver from Aba, Nigeria named Lucky Okoro has revealed his incredible tale of recovering and returning ₦4 million that a passenger had left in his car…..CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
Driven by his religion and a strong sense of what was right, Okoro stood by his decision even though many people labelled him a “fool” and a “mumu” (a Nigerian pidgin slang for a foolish person) for being honest.
Okoro described the moment he found a carpenter’s bag full of cash in the back of his Keke in an interview on the Lucky Udu Experience. His initial idea was to track down the owner, which put him at odds with a culture that believes “finder’s keepers” is the norm, particularly when such a significant sum of money is at stake.
“Everyone on the internet is calling this man a very foolish man because he decided to return it back to the owner after finding ₦4 million in his Keke,” he added. I’m not a mumu, despite the fact that many people label me a “mumu,” which is a fool for doing such a thing. “Look at that old Keke you drive, you go to the mechanic every day,” one of them said to me. Why are you unable to get a new one with that money? “No, it’s not my own money,” I replied…..CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
