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Thursday, August 23, 2018

True Life Story Story From Facebook...

I dont know how true this story is but a lot of honest people still exist in Nigeria...especially at the Murtala Mohammed international airport...








I am Dr Banji Oyegbami, a Medical practitioner in Lagos. The following story is my practical experience at Murtala Mohammed International Airport, Lagos yesterday night 18th August 2018.


As planned I went to the Airport with my driver to pick up my very close friend and his wife that arrived from Atlanta USA on board Delta Airline.

I parked my car on the first floor of the New Multi level car park and walked briskly to wait for my guests in front of the Arrival hall. About an hour of waiting my friend and wife emerged from the entrance pushing the luggage trolley. I rushed forward to meet them and as expected exchanged pleasantries. 


My driver immediately took over the trolley and we walk briskly to the car park chatting all along the way. We got there and started loading the bags into the boot of the vehicle. Instinctively Madam dropped her handbag on the floor while trying to help the driver with the loading. Loading done. the 4 of us jumped into the car and drove out of the Airport. But my friend's wife forgot to pick her handbag.

We journeyed for about one and a half hour in terrible traffic without realizing this.

We were jolted when I received a phone call from the daughter of my friend
in America. She told us that she received a call via her mother's number. The caller informed her that the owner of the phone forgot her bag at the Airport car park, and that we should turn back to collect it.

It was only then that my friend's wife realized that her bag was missing. To confirm the information, I called the missing phone and it was picked. The receiver confirmed that the bag is with him. He gave his name as Mr Francis and that he is the supervisor of the park.

We headed back to the Airport with speed and shortly we met Mr Francis who after confirming madam's identity narrated the story.

A junior officer of Halogen Securities Mr Achi Daniel found the bag and gave it to his supervisor as lost and found item.

Mr Francis scrolled through the phone in the lost bag and called my friend's daughter in USA who called me to relay the message.

Mr Francis Emepueaku told us that they had gone through the bag and logged every item therein.

My friend's wife who was very tensed was asked to relax and verify that nothing was missing. She did and confirmed that the items were complete. The log book was presented to her to sign which she did after thorough cross checking.

The lost and found bag contained her Phone, large sum of Dollars in labeled envelops sent through her to people in Nigeria, wrist watches she planned as gift items and other documents and valuables.

We were speechless when Mr Francis refused the tip we offered him saying that they were only doing their duty.

I was really surprised at the level of honesty and integrity displayed by Mr Francis and Mr Achi Daniel both of Halogen Securities and I think they should be commended.

Kindly broadcast this message to all your contacts. Nigeria is not devoid of honest men and women as exemplified by Mr Francis and Mr Achi.

THUMBS UP FOR HALOGEN SECURITIES. THUMBS UP FOR MR FRANCIS EMEPUEAKU AND MR ACHI DANIEL

26 comments:

  1. We still have sane individuals in this country. Thank God.

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    1. Good story. Na woman this thing de happen to pass. I travelled with hubby and kids and when my in law picked us, na so gist start. I left my whole hand luggage at the airport o. We don drive almost 45 minutes before i needed something from hand luggage. Na so shout begin...mogbe o mogbe o. Na turn around. Na God say make we see am there o! Looking so lost and lonely. I'm sure any later na bomb squad for come arrest the unattended bag for this yankee😅. Thank God for good people still

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  2. U sure say this one no be style advertisement? Lol, if it's true then e go better

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    1. ....Instinctively madam dropped her handbag on the.......
      Huh?

      Lol. Coded advert. Don't get me wrong its Still a cool story with morals and lessons o

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  3. Wow ...very good and honest staff.
    Can't even trust Nigeria police to be this honest.

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  4. Nice one we still have people with integrity in Nigeria.

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  5. Nigeria has really honest people. I've meet a lot but our case na the case of one bad egg

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  6. This is cunny advert. Who drops and forgets her bag on the ground, hand bag? Common!

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    1. shut up bitch..you are so danm lousy

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    2. It happens. That’s how we went to Sam’s Club. My husband left his wallet on the cart and offloaded what we bought. Left the cart and got in the car. We drove to the mall and realized what had happened. Rushed back to Sam’s Club and luckily they had it. I
      see how the lady forgot her bag on the ground.
      There are good people out there.

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  7. If he had kept the bag to himself, CCTV will definitely get him. So, he wasnt just being loyal, he was saving his head.

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  8. Reason why I still have faith in my Country Nigeria...... God bless the good people in Nigeria...

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  9. Thanks Mr Francis, at least we still have good people in Nigeria.

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  10. Nice gesture, we still have hope in this country of ours

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  11. Thumbs up to the two men. They even refused to collect "appreciation"! God bless them plenty.

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  12. how did they unlock the phone to make call ,cos most people lock their phone, CV this Na advert

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    1. I thought the same too. She didn’t lock her phone?

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    2. Not everyone locks their phone. I just did mine this year since 2002 that l started using cellphones.

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  13. Wowwwwww awesome God bless them ooo..

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  14. And to think that those Halogen security men are poorly paid..their salary is less than 25k monthly .....for a full grown man..i confirm graduates are even working there

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  15. Good people still exist, some one picked my iPhone 6 around 8am and around 4pm I realized my phone I thought was in my bag was no longer there we tried calling the number an Hausa guy picked up and told us where to meet and collect the phone I actually thought he was joking until we got there and he handed the phone to us and he refused to collect any tip from me. When I asked him for his number he said he had no phone. That day I cried and told my sister about the whole incident she send 20k for the guy and we went looking for him which we found him and gave him the money with an extra token from me. Seriously good and honest people still exist

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  16. There are still good people in Nigeria...God bless them.

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  17. 2 questions.
    1. what type of phone?
    2. wasnt the phone password protected?

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