murmee:
What was written is that those ATMs in the purse that was found can access monies of about 200 million in various banks. That was why she went straight to the banks to block any withdrawal of money with those ATMs.

Tnx for the clarification but the Headline doesn't justify the content of the story

Sochimaobim:


It's either u didn't read the post or that u did but did not understand it. Which one is it?

Well after you must have read the story..go back and read the Headline then tell me if it compliment the Story itself..meaning I comment according to what the Headline says

Sexist:
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Izi that u dinur know how to read or how to comprehend

No I read the Headline not the story and as you've read the story kindly check the Headline again to see that it doesn't compliment the story

dacovajnr:
Haba! #200M inside purse? Even the ashes of that Money if burnt wont fit into the purse ...Continue Omo Ale oniro!

You nor sabi read? the content of all the ATM cards is worth N200m

sweetguy26:
How is the content worth over 200 milllion?

dacovajnr:
Haba! #200M inside purse? Even the ashes of that Money if burnt wont fit into the purse

Begonia:
How the hell did 200 million naira fit into a purse.

kajoula:
200m inside a purse...

Lobolintin:
200m for inside bank abi?ship

kareemkamil:
Na because zey no b money dey inside the purse ni, are dey been na money dey inside the purse he no go return...

You expose your inability to understand simple written text. Or it could also be you are responding to the title alone. Please, my people, there is no harm in reading.

charlsecy:


You expose your inability to understand simple written text. Or it could also be you are responding to the title alone. Please, my people, there is no harm in reading.

Well I responded to the title alone

dacovajnr:
Haba! #200M inside purse? Even the ashes of that Money if burnt wont fit into the purse ...Continue Omo Ale oniro!

N200million are the sum total in the 9 ATM cards and not in the purse.

Candyrain:


N200million are the sum total in the 9 ATM cards and not in the purse.

The title says Policeman Returns Woman's Purse With N200million

dacovajnr:
Well I responded to the title alone

Which is not advisable.

charlsecy:

Which is not advisable.

Maybe

Candyrain:


N200million are the sum total in the 9 ATM cards and not in the purse.

Abeg leave this guy to his folly

Only God knows where the friendship will carry you. Good one though!!!!!!

The stories you read on this forum. SMH

dacovajnr:
The title says Policeman Returns Woman's Purse With N200million

Did you try reading the article to better understand what really happened? My guess is a resounding NO. Don't tell me all you do whenever you pick up a book or newspaper is read the title or heading and then conclude you know the gist. Bros you are better than this, no dey fall hands.

I thought this boy worked at an airport.
Since when did he become omo police?

abeg which kind purse be that wey fit hold 200milla...haba this ppl fear God and how they take know the amount and how she take withdraw am?

I need nexus 5 screen guard glass

exhibition:
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I'm sorry and find it difficult to believe. This is a make up story that never existed. Justto polish the image of the police. Suo!!!

Candyrain:


Did you try reading the article to better understand what really happened? My guess is a resounding NO. Don't tell me all you do whenever you pick up a book or newspaper is read the title or heading and then conclude you know the gist. Bros you are better than this, no dey fall hands.

I like that...and fortunately this ain't Newspaper or book Sire...if you are in the Op's shoez..is this gonna be your headline to such story too baami.be sincere..

clintino700:
I need nexus 5 screen guard glass

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IamChuzzy:
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Nigerian Police Officer Finds & Returns Woman's Purse With Content Worth Over N200 Million

Found this inspiring story of this Nigerian police officer, Edward Eze Onoriode who returned a woman's purse with ATM cards containing N200m and a necklace worth N1.8 million. Read the amazing story as shared by him on his Facebook wall below...

"I was at Ikeja shopping mall two days ago on duty where I recovered a missing purse at the parking lot. The purse contained; some cash both local and foreign currencies, recharge cards worth about N2000, nine ATM cards, complementary cards, valuable documents, international passport, international and local drivers license, national ID card, voters card and a gold necklace.

I took the missing purse to the security office where all lost but found items are being kept for the owners to claim should in case the owners lodge a formal complaint that their items at the mall went missing for possibly claim after identification. At the security office where we went through all the items inside the purse for record purpose, one of the security men told me point blank that if he's the one that recovered the missing purse, he'd remove the money, gold necklace and recharge card before bringing the purse to the office for record purpose.

I wasn't disappointed with his misguided speech because that's the normal character of most Nigerians when they recover a missing item. Somehow, I decide to trace the owner of the purse via her complimentary card and put a call across to her. Open receiving the call, she screamed at the background jubilating that her missing purse has been recovered. She drove straight to the mall, tracing me through my mobile number I used in calling her.

When we met, she didn't mind we were in public, she gave me a warm hug and thanked me and prayed for me. I took her to the office where the purse was kept. She checked her purse and discovered that nothing was missing. She was astonished. She asked me again if I was the one that saw the item and I said yes. She told me that she was already in the bank filling forms to block her ATM cards. She said in those ATM cards, she have over N200m in there and the necklace in the purse is valued at N1.8m.

She also said, I just removed a heavy burden from her neck because life would have been miserable for her missing her international passport, international and local drivers licence including other documents. She kept thanking me and almost knelling down. She was awed and she told me that she least expected a Police officer to recover a missing item containing cash and still return that missing item intact without removing a dime out of it mostly in this harsh economy. She kept staring at me like am a God.

To cut the long story short, she gave me some cash which I rejected. I told her am doing my job and taking money from her for recovering her missing purse is wrong on my part. I also made her to understand that we can become friends and maybe in the future she can appreciate my nice gesture to her but I won't take anything from her for doing my job at the moment. She became speechless and asked me which church am i attending?

I smiled and told her "am irreligious. In fact, am a freethinker" that's the exact words I told her. She stood their for minutes without knowing the next word to say. Anyway, we are now friends and she just introduced me to her husband this morning on phone. Her husband was so excited and has invited me and my family to join them on a dinner in any of my off days. Is good to do the right thing not because of any reward that comes with it but because its the right thing to do. Good morning.



http://www.chuzzysblog.com/2015/12/nigerian-police-officer-finds-returns.html

This particular policeman is your greatest friend.

LilSmith55:
I once return 3 Billion Naira found laying flat by d road side, So no big deal

Na lie....lol

LilSmith55:
I once return 3 Billion Naira found laying flat by d road side, So no big deal

you mean you counted 3 billion naira by the road side?[color=#990000][/color] abeg park well

dacovajnr:
I like that...and fortunately this ain't Newspaper or book Sire...if you are in the Op's shoez..is this gonna be your headline to such story too baami.be sincere..

We all know that this is the style news houses employ globally. What they want is to get you to read their article and to do that you have to buy the newspaper. Some times they put up some headlines just to get your attention. You could see something like this "Obama involved in an auto accident". The first person your mind goes to is President Barack Obama but when you read the article you'll find out it happened to one of his relatives in Kenya. So if you don't read the article you won't know this. That's exactly what happened in this case bro. It's all about selling their news.

Candyrain:


We all know that this is the style news houses employ globally. What they want is to get you to read their article and to do that you have to buy the newspaper. Some times they put up some headlines just to get your attention. You could see something like this "Obama involved in an auto accident". The first person your mind goes to is President Barack Obama but when you read the article you'll find out it happened to one of his relatives in Kenya. So if you don't read the article you won't know this. That's exactly what happened in this case bro. It's all about selling their news.

Tnx bro I do appreciate...

dacovajnr:
Tnx bro I do appreciate...

You welcome bro. Cheers...

Candyrain:


You welcome bro. Cheers...

I just followed you as my gift to you

dacovajnr:
I just followed you as my gift to you

Candyrain:

Attitude is everything Baami..i wish every Nairalander who judge without clarification can understand that baami

OP just took lying to a whole new level
stories like this are dated back to same days as the events in the bible. even my unborn child go knw say dis tin na lie na

dacovajnr:
Attitude is everything Baami..i wish every Nairalander who judge without clarification can understand that baami

You very right bro. I really wish same too for every NLders but in these days no one cares. That's what we have to live with.

He is a good Nigerian......keep it up my dear.