STUDENT FOUND A SUM OF MONEY; HE RETURNED IT TO ITS RIGHTFUL OWNER.

 

News Desk.


Hamza Ishaq


A student named Hamza Ishaq, from ND II Accountancy returned the sum of 85,000 Naira that he saw in their lecture hall at Abdu Gusau Polytechnic Talata Mafara.

According to the report, Mr Ishaq discovered the money in a black wrapped leather bag in front of their lecture hall BB2, but instead of taking advantage of the situation to steal the money, he returned it. The money was returned to the owner, identified as Abdulrahaman, by their class governor.

Mr. Ishaq said "I found the money, and I had no intention of using it, so I kept took it until they came looking for it, and despite all of my friends' pressure to use the money, I refused."

"I was thinking of my spiritual realm, so I returned the money, and I know God will not forgive me for using someone else's sweat to comfort myself." he added.

Some personalities who applauded the student's action gave him thank you money ranging from One thousand naira, to five hundred Naira. Already, the Rector Abdu Gusau Polytechnic Talata Mafara wants to see the student through the Dean of Students Affairs, as explained by one of the department's lecturers, Kabiru Abubakar Mafara.


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