Holy Act, As Keke Rider Returns N4m Back To Cameroonian Female Trader In Aba

_..Commended For Descent Gesture 

The sermon for holiness and good deeds indeed has not always fallen on deaf ears, especially in Aba. This is following a holy Act by a Keke rider exhibited on Friday within Main Park to Ariaria Market route.

The young Jehovah Witness worshipee and Keke rider (names withheld) on Friday had a true taste of his faith, behaviour and character when a Cameroonian trader (Woman) mistakingly forgot her bag containing Four Million Naira cash (N4m) inside his Keke after he dropping her at the Ariaria market.

Discovering the forgotten bag, the Umuomei in Obingwa Local Government Area, of Abia State born young man decided against many evil thoughts in his mind to trace the woman and returned the money back to the immigrant who was in Aba on business trip just as she was in despair and at the point of killing herself.

The scene that ensued when he returned the money to the already crying and wailing Cameroonian attracted lots of onlookers as some called the Keke rider a 'mugu', (meaning he wasn't smart because he returned the money), while many others praised him for showing that they are still good Nigerians and infact Abians.

Eye witnesses said the Jehovah witness young man said although he needed fund to replace his troubling Keke that he felt honourable and happy returning the money to the owner.

In his words;

"Jehovah thank you. I have made your name to be praised. This morning one woman left 4 million naira in my Keke. I carried her from ABA Main Park to Ariaria. She stopped and forgot her bag inside my Keke, so i was looking for her but couldn't find her. I returned to park I did not see her again. Then i went back to Ariaria Market and found her at the junction where she was crying trying to kill herself. 

"I called her wipe all her tears then carry all the money give to her and took her to a hotel and she paid, so I asked her to stay there so that tomorrow she can continue. 

"She is from Cameroon she's not a Nigerian talk less of ABA woman. Thanks be to Jehovah I found her.       

"Some of my follow Keke people called me 'mugu' but i am not a 'mugu'.  I love what I did.    It is true that my Keke dey disturb me. 

"I need new Keke  but not from dubious money. I am a Jehovah's Witnesses. 'Abum onye Ama Jehovah. I am an ABA man. I am an Obingwa man, i am from Umuomei in Obingwa LGA, Abia state," he concluded.