Honest Taxi Driver Returns Money and Important Documents to Passenger, Gets Praised for Honesty

• An honest Ghanaian taxi driver, Samuel Gyamfi, has returned a cash amount of R8 000 and confidential documents to a passenger
• The Director of Legal Services at the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation, GBC, Kwame Waja, forgot the money and documents in the vehicle
• Gyamfi defied ill advice from a colleague to keep the forgotten items and returned them to the rightful owner

A kind-hearted Ghanaian taxi driver, Samuel Gyamfi, has returned a sum of R8 000 and confidential documents to a passenger after the person left them in his vehicle.

GBC News reports that the Director of Legal Services at the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation, GBC, Kwame Waja, left the items in Gyamfi's vehicle.

Gyamfi, who balances his work with his studies at a training college, drove back to Kasoa from Achimota overhead in Accra to hand over the money and documents to Waja.

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The sweet-spirited taxi driver told GBC News that a colleague condemned his decision to return the items.

Gyamfi said he had to defy his colleague as he returned the GHc4,000 and documents because he wanted to remain truthful.

Homeless man returns wallet containing cash to its owner, gets R1m as reward for his honesty

Briefly News reported that a homeless man, Sean Currey, never knew his life would change suddenly when he returned the wallet of a grandmother he found when he was searching for food in the trash. The wallet full of cash also contained some credit cards. The owner was identified as Evelyn Topper, an 80-year-old woman living in California, Understanding Compassion reports.

Evelyn said she had searched everywhere for it, not knowing that she dropped it while taking her 12-year-old granddaughter to school. Despite being hungry and without shelter, Sean returned the wallet.

In reaction, Evelyn said that anybody in Sean’s position would use the money to better their life. To trace the owner of the wallet, the homeless man called the contact on the purse. The owner said she could not believe it when she was informed that the item had been found. The granddaughter, Mikayla, raised R7 200 for Sean on her birthday and dropped it for him. Touched to do more, the family set up a GoFundMe account for him.

Source: Briefly News