Keke operator appreciated for his honesty as he returns lost recharge card worth N80,000

A tricycle operator identified as Akpan Nsika from
Cross River state (Calabar) but base in Owerri, Imo
state has really proven to be one of the honest
people on the face of the earth.

Akpan was praised and honoured after returning
recharge cards worth N80,000 which a passenger
forgot inside his keke

He is a rare Nigerian, at a time when the present
economic hardship in this country could make an
average Nigerian throw goodwill, kindness and
benevolence to the dogs. This young man
displayed an act that would erect a mansion for
him in Paradise.
His name is Mr Akpan Nsikak from Cross River
State (calabar), he is a keke operator in
Owerri.

About a week ago, he found a purse containing
recharge cards of all the network providers in
Nigeria worth about N80,000 forgotten by a
passenger in his keke.
He brought it to zanders 105.7fm studio and we
announced it (not mentioning the content of the
purse). Few days later and elderly woman came,
identified and claimed the purse and it's content.
Now here is the big deal about this whole story:
Mr Akpan Nsikak owns a rickety keke that needs
major repairs. With that amount of money, he
would have fixed his keke, and had some extra
money to flex around with.
But he chose to return it to the owner.

The C. E. O of zanders 105.7fm Owerri and
zanders foundation decided to honour Mr. Akpan
Nsikak today.
Mr Akpan Nsikak got a cash gift of N10,000 a one
year house (self contained) rent in Owerri town.
(as he lives at akabo) at the moment. He also got
an electronic Kettle from the Noble Women
Association, his decapitated keke was fixed.
He will also have a night (all expenses paid for) at
the prestigious New Concorde Hotel Owerri).

Do good and good will follow you.
We celebrate Mr. Akpan Nsikak today and always.