Olusegun Oluleye, a Nigerian pastor with the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), was honoured at a capacity-building workshop in Morocco for returning an overpayment of 430 Moroccan Dirhams.
Oluleye, an employee of the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), attended the event in Morocco with his team and colleagues, organised by the North East Consultancy Limited. In an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Abuja, Oluleye recounted the incident, which occurred when he and his colleagues exchanged dollars for Moroccan Dirhams.
During the transaction, the shop owner inadvertently overpaid him by 430 Dirhams. Upon realising the mistake, Oluleye promptly informed Alhaji Ahmed Gombe, CEO of North-East Consultancy Limited, who verified the overpayment and arranged for the money to be returned to the shop owner.
“I am always content with what I have and believe in returning what doesn’t belong to me,” Oluleye said.
He encouraged Nigerians to uphold honesty and act as ambassadors for their country wherever they go. The Moroccan Tourism Agency and local police commended Oluleye’s integrity, describing him as a "true ambassador" of Nigeria.
Gombe also recognised Oluleye as the workshop’s best participant, praising his exemplary conduct. Hussaini Magaji, Registrar General of the CAC, commended Oluleye for representing the commission with honour and pledged to issue a recommendation letter in recognition of his ethical conduct.