Tony Elumelu Rewards Security Man Who Returned $10,000

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Chairman of UBA, Tony Elumelu took to his social media page on Instagram to appreciate on of his workers who returned the sum of $10,000 he found on the ground.
He wrote:

“Last month, Mohammed Ibrahim Ogbanago, a security guard at the @ubagroup branch in Oba Akran, found $10,000 outside on the ground at his branch. In an unparalleled display of integrity, he decided to return the money.

When I heard about this story, I knew I had to meet the man who despite facing rising petrol & transportation prices and “tomato ebola” returned such a huge sum of money without recourse to himself.

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