Young Man Celebrates Honest Taxi Driver For Returning Laptop And Other Items He Left In A Car

• An honest taxi driver is trending after he returned a laptop and some valuables to their rightful owner
• The man who rightfully owns the items took to Facebook to celebrate the driver for the high display of integrity
• Social media users have praised the taxi driver for his action, with many seeking God's blessings for him

A young Ghanaian man has taken to social media to celebrate a taxi driver for his integrity and honesty in the performance of his work.

This comes after the taxi driver who was identified as Prince Amponsah returned a laptop, an external drive and some other valuables he found in his car to its rightful owner.

In a post on Facebook, the man whose missing items were returned couldn't hide his joy as he praised the taxi driver and sought God's blessings on his life.

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Earlier, he had posted that failure to retrieve the missing items could really land him in serious trouble.

Ghanaians commend the taxi driver

It remains unknown whether the taxi driver was gifted some cash for his honesty but netizens who reacted to the post have commended him.

Kø Fy stated:

This man really try oo

Stephen Osei Mintah replied:

I told you, you were going find it. We thank God. More blessings to the good Samaritan.

Balrey Samuel Issifu indicated:

Thank you so much, almighty God bless you.

Abdul Salam added:

Not just thank you but appreciate him with something huge.

Kweku Ansah-Albright added:

God has already blessed everybody. P3 kakraa ma no

Joe Parker remarked:

Wonderful news!! God bless him abundantly

Taxi driver returns GH¢8k to the right owner

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Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that a 36-year-old taxi driver rose to fame after returning an amount of GH¢8,000 that was mistakenly dropped by a market woman in his vehicle.

Kwesi Ackon said that although he saw the money the day before, he returned it to the woman the next morning.

His act pleased the owner of the money, who could not hold back her tears and hugged him passionately.

Source: YEN.com.gh