Peter Obi Calls For National Honour On Eko Hotel Staff Who Returned Missing $70,000

• Peter Obi wants National Honour bestowed on Eko Hotel Staff who returned customer’s missing $70,000

Labour Party, Presidential aspirant, Peter Obi has called for a national honour to be bestowed on Kekwaaru Ngozi Mary who showed a remarkable level of integrity.

Ngozi Mary, a staff of Eko Hotel in Lagos, returned $70,000 that was misplaced by one of its customers.

The incident occurred when a guest, who requested anonymity, left a suitcase containing a large sum of money in one of the hotel’s suites.

When the staff member discovered the luggage, he immediately informed hotel management.

In accordance with the hotel’s philosophy of integrity and transparency, the General Manager immediately began the process of returning the money to its rightful owner.

The guest was contacted and the money was returned in full, much to their relief and gratitude.

The guest expressed his profound gratitude to the hotel staff and management, praising their swift action and integrity.

Obi via a tweet on his Twitter handle questioned why Nigerians like Ngozi Mary are not celebrated.

He wrote,

“It is heartwarming and reassuring that despite the hardship in the country and the prevailing moral decadence in society, a staff of Eko Hotel and Suites, Kekwaaru Ngozi Mary, was reported to have returned a misplaced sum of $70,000 to a customer of the hotel in Lagos.

“When will Nigeria start celebrating the likes of Miss Ngozi Mary for her honesty and integrity, Teacher Akeem Badru, for winning the 2023 Cambridge Dedicated Teacher Award, and many others like them?

“These are the people who deserve to be given national honours and awards and recognition, instead of celebrating those who have impacted our nation negatively. In the New Nigeria that we desire, these are the kind of people that will be celebrated. A New Nigeria is possible.”