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    She noted that the money was meant for the Federal Government’s Home Grown School feeding programme in the state. According to her, the woman had reported to the State government that she had received an alert with a narration titled payment for vendors who were providing primary school pupils with free food, but was not part of the vendors. “The woman decided to come to our office because she was not on the register for vendors who provide food for our pupils and she was not part of such a programme. “We requested for her bank statement and the office of the auditor-general verified that she was telling the truth. “Therefore, Governor Dikko Radda directed that she should be appreciated with N500,000, honoured with a commendation letter and offer to participate in the next school feeding programme,” Nasir stated.

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    In a heartwarming display of integrity, Malama Abdulkadir-Yanmama, a resident of Kano State, has been rewarded by the Kano State Government with ₦500,000 for her honesty in returning ₦748,320 mistakenly credited to her account.

    The commendation was presented by Dr. Mudassir Nasir, the Executive Director of the Katsina State Social Investment Programme Agency, who explained the circumstances surrounding the incident. The funds were part of the Federal Government’s Home Grown School Feeding Programme, intended for registered vendors providing meals to primary school pupils.

    How It Happened

    According to Dr. Nasir, Malama Abdulkadir-Yanmama received an unexpected bank alert labeled as payment for vendors in the school feeding program. Realizing she was not part of the program, she promptly reported the incident to the state government.

    “The woman decided to come to our office because she was not on the register for vendors who provide food for our pupils and she was not part of such a programme,” Dr. Nasir explained.

    Following her report, a thorough verification process involving her bank statement and the auditor-general’s office confirmed the truth of her claims.

    The Government’s Response

    In recognition of her honesty, Governor Dikko Radda directed that Malama Abdulkadir-Yanmama be rewarded with ₦500,000, a commendation letter, and an offer to join the next phase of the school feeding program as a vendor.

    “The governor wanted to appreciate her for her honesty, which serves as an example to others,” Dr. Nasir stated.

    Public Reactions

    Malama Abdulkadir-Yanmama’s act of integrity has drawn widespread praise, with many hailing her as a role model for citizens.

    Social Media Comments:

    • @HonestCitizen: “This is what true patriotism looks like. Well done to both Malama and the Kano government for recognizing her.”
    • @IntegrityMatters: “If we had more people like her, Nigeria would be a much better place!”
    • @SkepticalSam: “She deserves every kobo of that reward. Honesty still pays!”

    A Lesson in Integrity

    Malama Abdulkadir-Yanmama’s story highlights the importance of honesty in society, even when faced with personal gain. It also demonstrates how governments can encourage positive behavior by recognizing and rewarding acts of integrity.

    Final Thoughts

    In a world often marred by corruption and greed, Malama Abdulkadir-Yanmama’s honesty shines as a beacon of hope and morality. Her story is a reminder that doing the right thing can lead to recognition and rewards that go beyond monetary value.

    What’s your take on this inspiring act? Should more governments adopt similar measures to reward integrity? Share your thoughts!

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