Two Honest Drivers Return GH¢200,000 They Found in Oforikrom, Ashanti Region

Two Honest Drivers Return GH¢200,000 They Found in Oforikrom, Ashanti Region

  • Two drivers are trending for all the right reasons after returning an amount of GH¢200,000 they found at a lorry station in Oforikrom in the Ashanti Region to its owner
  • In an interview, the two young men said they never had any intention of keeping the money since it was not theirs
  • Ghanaians have applauded them for the high display of honesty shown in the performance of their duties

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Two young Ghanaian men are receiving a lot of praise for their honesty after they returned an amount of GH¢200,000 they found to its rightful owner, YEN.com.gh can report.

In an interview with Hello FM in Kumasi the two drivers, whose names were not disclosed, revealed that they chanced upon the money in a polythene bag late in the night at a lorry station in Oforikrom in the Ashanti Region, while they were working.

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Two Ghanaian drivers speaking after returning missing cash they found at a lorry station to its owner Photo credit: @UTV/Facebook
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Initially having thought of it as rubbish, they opted to check it out only to realise the polythene bag was filled with cedi notes.

One of the drivers said they immediately decided to find its owner and return the money since it wasn’t theirs.

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With this, they reported the matter to a policeman after it which it announced at a radio station in Kumasi for the rightful owner to show up for identification and collection.

“For us, we are thankful to God that the rightful owner of the missing cash has been identified and given back his money" one of the drivers said.

For his part, the man whose money got missing expressed how frustrated he had been for the past three days adding that he even psyched himself up for prison because of the missing cash.

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He expressed delight that he had been able to retrieve the money and praised the radio station for playing an instrumental role.

“I called my wife and told her that I know I would be jailed. So I pleaded with her to take very good care of our three kids because I don’t know when I will return”

Ghanaians commend the honest drivers who returned GH¢200,000

Many Ghanaians who reacted to the video took to the comments section to praise the two drivers for their honesty.

Nha Nah Eyesha:

200k wow. That's huge.. May God bless him soo soo much

Kwaku Nti:

They are honest and should be appointed as ministers. We need this faithfulness and honesty.

Stephen Kenneth Nakujah:

God bless you guys. This thing you guys have done will go a long way to affect your generation yet unborn. You will never regret this . Nyame nhyira mo Bebree

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Maame Assor Bonsu:

We still have God fearing and a good heart people in my beloved country, God bless you boss

Taxi driver returns GH¢8k woman left in his car

Earlier YEN.com.gh reported that a taxi driver also won the admiration of many after returning GH¢8000 left by a market woman in his taxi to the owner.

A viral video showed relatives and friends of the market woman showering the driver with praise after he returned the money to her.

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Philip Boateng Kessie (Human-Interest editor) Philip Boateng Kessie is a Human Interest editor at YEN.com.gh. He has over six years of experience in journalism. He graduated from the University of Cape Coast in 2018 with a bachelor's degree in Communication Studies. Philip previously served as a reporter for Graphic Communications Group Limited (GCGL). He also worked as a content writer for Scooper News. Email: philip.kessie@yen.com.gh.