
Chinyere Precious-emerald Okorie has taken to Fcaebook to narrate her experience in a tricycle (Keke Napep) and how she was rewarded for finding a lost phone a passenger left in the tricycle.
Here's how she shared her story:
"The man that sat beside me inside a keke today, dropped his phone. He already alighted before me. I had to plead with the keke driver to make a u turn if by any chance we would find him. I switched it off. Oh yes, I paid extra N200.
We got there while my eyes scampered everywhere. It was hard to recognise him for obvious reasons. But I noticed a man touching every part of his body in search of something.Then I switched it on.
I walked up to him and asked if he was looking for anything. He said yes. I asked what? He said his phone. I gave him my phone to dial it. He did and it rang in my pocket. His joy was boundless. We talked a little and exchanged numbers.
He called later to ask for my account details. I didn't hesitate to give him o. For this Buhari red era? I just went for a little nap. I woke up to alert o. Ahhhhh!!! Ah go craze for here o.
It pays to do the right thing mehn. I have my dignity and 10k extra. Make all of una drink beer for my head."
Räägi sõbrale... #AFRICA
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#jaiyeorie


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