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Cleaner returns N12m found at Lagos airport
A cleaner with one of the cleaning
concessionaires at the Murtala Mohammed
International Airport, MMIA, Ikeja, Lagos, has
returned the sum of N12m found at the terminal.
The cleaner, Miss Josephine Agwu, who is said to
be on a monthly salary of N7,800, returned the
Father, please remember this young lady for good
( Please read this)
Cleaner returns N12m found at Lagos airport
A cleaner with one of the cleaning
concessionaires at the Murtala Mohammed
International Airport, MMIA, Ikeja, Lagos, has
returned the sum of N12m found at the terminal.
The cleaner, Miss Josephine Agwu, who is said to
be on a monthly salary of N7,800, returned the
sum, which was probably left behind by a
passenger at the security unit of the airport.
According to National Mirror the incident
happened on January 23, 2015, while Agwu was
cleaning a toilet near the screening point of the
departure area of the airport.
Speaking with some journalists at the terminal,
Agwu explained that she saw a small handbag left
behind by a passenger and acted on instruction
that any bag left unattended to in the airport
terminal must be picked and deposited with
aviation security department of the airport.
She said after asking other passengers if the bag
belonged to anyone of them and they all
responded negatively, she picked up the bag and
took it to the security where it was opened and
found that it contained $27,000 and other
currencies, including naira, which added up to
N12m.
She, however, told journalists that a passenger on
Emirates Airlines, who was later simply identified
as Samuel from Anambra State claimed ownership
of the bag and its contents from the aviation
security after much screening.
She added: “If I had taken what doesn’t belong to
me, God will punish me. I am content with my
N7,800 monthly salary. It was not my money. I
believe when it pleases God, He will bless the
work of my hands and will make me rich.
“This is not the first time I am doing this. This is
the third time in this airport. The first was in the
departure area. It belonged to a Nigerian. The
second was at the screening point; it belonged to
a white man. Of all, only the white man rewarded
me with $50, which I rejected until my colleagues
prevailed on me to collect it.”
Agwu holds an Ordinary National Diploma, OND, in
accounting.
She also said she had worked with many airlines
as casual worker in Enugu with a track record of
honesty without anyone of them offering her full
employment before she moved to Lagos to seek
greener pastures, but instead again, got a job in
the airport as a cleaner.
The Airport Manager, MMIA, Lagos, Mr. Nathaniel
Auta, confirmed the report when asked by our
correspondent.
He said: “It was true that a cleaner with one of
the concessionaires discovered such a huge
amount of money and returned it to security. It is
a very good testimony for us all.”
Also confirming the development, Chief Security
Officer, CSO, of the Lagos International Airport,
Colonel Carl Onalo (rtd), said the lady in question
must be appreciated for her honesty to encourage
others.
He said management of the airport and possibly
that of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria,
FAAN, would do everything possible to celebrate
her honesty at the airport.
passenger at the security unit of the airport.
According to National Mirror the incident
happened on January 23, 2015, while Agwu was
cleaning a toilet near the screening point of the
departure area of the airport.
Speaking with some journalists at the terminal,
Agwu explained that she saw a small handbag left
behind by a passenger and acted on instruction
that any bag left unattended to in the airport
terminal must be picked and deposited with
aviation security department of the airport.
She said after asking other passengers if the bag
belonged to anyone of them and they all
responded negatively, she picked up the bag and
took it to the security where it was opened and
found that it contained $27,000 and other
currencies, including naira, which added up to
N12m.
She, however, told journalists that a passenger on
Emirates Airlines, who was later simply identified
as Samuel from Anambra State claimed ownership
of the bag and its contents from the aviation
security after much screening.
She added: “If I had taken what doesn’t belong to
me, God will punish me. I am content with my
N7,800 monthly salary. It was not my money. I
believe when it pleases God, He will bless the
work of my hands and will make me rich.
“This is not the first time I am doing this. This is
the third time in this airport. The first was in the
departure area. It belonged to a Nigerian. The
second was at the screening point; it belonged to
a white man. Of all, only the white man rewarded
me with $50, which I rejected until my colleagues
prevailed on me to collect it.”
Agwu holds an Ordinary National Diploma, OND, in
accounting.
She also said she had worked with many airlines
as casual worker in Enugu with a track record of
honesty without anyone of them offering her full
employment before she moved to Lagos to seek
greener pastures, but instead again, got a job in
the airport as a cleaner.
The Airport Manager, MMIA, Lagos, Mr. Nathaniel
Auta, confirmed the report when asked by our
correspondent.
He said: “It was true that a cleaner with one of
the concessionaires discovered such a huge
amount of money and returned it to security. It is
a very good testimony for us all.”
Also confirming the development, Chief Security
Officer, CSO, of the Lagos International Airport,
Colonel Carl Onalo (rtd), said the lady in question
must be appreciated for her honesty to encourage
others.
He said management of the airport and possibly
that of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria,
FAAN, would do everything possible to celebrate
her honesty at the airport.
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