Honest Taxi Driver Returns R17k Woman Left In His Car; She Cries In Video
- An honest taxi driver is going viral on social media after returning an amount of R17 000 that was left in his car
- In the viral video, the gentleman, upon entering the woman's house with the money, was received with tears of joy
- The video has since been warming numerous hearts on social media with many calling for him to be greatly rewarded
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An amazing honest taxi driver whose name is yet to be identified has done the unthinkable on the morning of Wednesday, May 11, 2022, in a video that is fast topping social media charts.
In the footage, the driver had returned an amount of R17 000 that was mistakenly dropped by a market woman in his vehicle.
Although he saw the money the day before, the driver did not get the opportunity to return to the woman but decided to do so the very next morning.
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Upon seeing him with the money, the woman and her entire household who had already known that she lost the huge amount of money could not hold back their tears as they all took turns hugging him passionately.
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Social media users bless the taxi driver who returned the money
The video, since it got shared online, has been heaping many heartwarming reactions.
Romeo Gyimah said:
What will it profit a man if he gained the whole world and loses his life???? After all there are still good people in Ghana, and that can give us hope! God bless you.
Alfred Okyere-Darko commented:
Only a few bad nuts are taking the shine out of the good deeds of millions of Ghanaians. Ghana is still an icon in the world.
God will bless him abundantly always. Those greedy and thieves should learn from him. There's no blessing in what's not yours and but wrongfully have it
Watch the video below
The man proved that not all taxi drivers are bad and he restored people’s faith in humanity.
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