Jos trader returns ₦1m found in N6,000 bags she bought

Author: ObohPublished on: April 6, 2026Country: Nigeria

Society & Lifestyle

Jos trader returns ₦1m found in N6,000 bags she bought

A trader in Jos, Mrs. Sarah Luka, returned ₦1,000,000 she found in a bag she purchased at Terminus Market. The seller, Mr. Abubakar Dola, had mistakenly included the bag containing the money in Mrs. Luka's order. She explained that she returned the money because it did not belong to her and emphasized the importance of integrity in business.

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