Nigerian Police Constable Returns N2.6m Mistakenly Credited, Praised for Integrity
Constable Moham Alhaji Muhammad of the Borno State Police Command returned N2.6 million mistakenly credited to his account. The incident gained attention after a Facebook user commended his honesty.
Muhammad promptly reported the error to the United Bank for Africa (UBA) and signed a consent form to reverse the transfer. The Borno State Commissioner of Police, Naziru Abdulmaje, commended Muhammad for his actions, emphasizing discipline and integrity as core values of the police force.
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