His reward is in heaven

MonsieurX:


In similar cases, they would have actually granted him refugee status and allowed him to continue living there for his honesty. My take is that the money is too small for him to be honoured as being a hero. Only people online can help him now...

We don't have a similar case in europe!
He did not climb a multi storey with bare hands to save a white baby hanging on a ledge

baralatie:

We don't have a similar case in europe!
He did not climb a multi storey with bare hands to save a white baby hanging on a ledge

Lol, people have gotten rewarded and honoured for doing similar things bro. I think it's not a bad thing that he returned the money though, sometimes only God can reward us for our good deeds.

Acidosis:


Wahaleux

Man thought he was in Naija where a politician can steal N10 billion, use N1 billion to construct road, and the masses will gather to celebrate him.

Illegal migration is a crime. You've got to pay for it regardless of your "good" deeds.

But a black guy who rescued a child in France without papers was given citizenship And a job with fire fighters.
Well he shoot his shots hopefully the owner of the money might do something for him

princeemmma:
Jibril and illegal immigrant in Valencia, Spain returned an envelop with €4,250 he found in the street, after they ask him for his papers, it was discovered that he didn't have a residence card showing that he was legally staying in Spain, so he was deported

See tweet below

He is a big moo moo ... instead of lying low with the money for some weeks ... if no one open eye on top the matter, make he just try use part of the money to buy papers or send am to his naija akant small small then plan proper paper work ... e foolishly go return am ...

Not really fair I guess, he did it with good intentions and wanted to help while the government accused him because he didn't have the right to live there without the necessary documents. I know it's illegal, but still. Several weeks ago I was spending time in Spain with my friends and we had such a great holiday (btw thanks to https://happylife.es for the best apartments in Alicante) and I'm telling you that because we found a purse with money and cards and returned it to the police. We had been thanked a million times and also we received some discount coupons in cafes. So, that man wasn't lucky at all, I'm so sorry for him.((

princeemmma:
Sometimes the wrong decision is the right way to live, sometimes the wrong decision is the right choice............. One way or the other he was trying to do the right thing, but he forgot the right thing does not really count in our world now


Assuming the man was a citizen, he will be honoured......

How are you that his being deported is not a HUGE blessing from God??

He went to look for money,why returning the money, money wey you no steal, money God give you to take do your papers,

How will you expose yourself as an alien in a foreign land....dem plenty for uk here, illegal immigrants go wan dey claim right smh

tarantino1:
Fake news that has been debunked multiple times even on this forum still manages to find its way here again.

https://factcheck.afp.com/http%253A%252F%252Fdoc.afp.com%252F9RW2H2-1

Thanks

WhatCanIsay:
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This photo does not show man deported after taking money he found to the police
Segun Olakoyenikan, AFP Nigeria
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Published on 18 November 2021 at 14:18
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An image of a man exchanging a brown envelope with a policewoman is circulating on social media with claims that this shows an African migrant who was deported from Spain after he found money someone had lost and brought it to the police. However, this is misleading: the photo, which was published in 2020, shows the policewoman returning an envelope full of money back to its owner. There is no evidence the man in question was deported.
The claim has been shared in social media posts with varying captions, but they share similarities, including that the story appeared to be a recent incident.

“This african man called Jibril is an immigrant in Valencia, Spain (sic),” reads the caption of one of the Facebook posts in Nigeria, which has been shared more than 800 times since it was published on November 14, 2021. “Jibril picked an envelope containing €4,250 (Over N2.5m) on one of the streets in Valencia few days ago (sic).”

The man in the photo is standing next to a Spanish flag. Above him hangs a portrait of Spain’s king, Felipe VI.


Screenshot taken on November 17, 2021, showing the false Facebook post
The post goes on to mock the man for purportedly taking the recovered money to the police, who then discovered he was undocumented.

“He was then immediately detained,” it reads. “Sadly, Jibril was last week deported back to his home country in Africa and banned for years without ever stepping a foot in Spain!”

However, AFP Fact Check found that the real story is quite different.

Old story
A reverse image search led to numerous news reports from 2020 featuring the Facebook photo.

Spanish daily newspaper ABC reported on August 14, 2020, that an unknown man found the sum of €4,250 and brought it to the police station, where it was later recovered by the owner — the man in the picture.

“A police woman gives back the money to the man who had lost it,” reads the English translation of the photo’s caption on ABC’s website.

This incident was reported on the same date by other Spanish media outlets, including 20 minutos and elperiòdic. These articles were based on an August 14, 2020 press statement by the Spanish police.

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OP posted a fake news. The reality is totally different

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