Female Corps Member Finds Missing iPhone 13 Pro Max Worth N1.3m, Returns It to Owner, NYSC Reacts

Female Corps Member Finds Missing iPhone 13 Pro Max Worth N1.3m, Returns It to Owner, NYSC Reacts

  • Adedeji Taofeekat Adebimpe, a corps member at NYSC Ogun state orientation camp, Sagamu, found a missing iPhone 13 Pro Max and handed it over to camp management
  • This earned her praise from the NYSC management, including the state coordinator Mrs. Olayinka Nasamu
  • Nigerians on social media lauded her honesty, with some suggesting she deserves recognition and possible employment for her exemplary behaviour

Legit.ng journalist Nurudeen Lawal has 8 years of experience covering activities of the National and State Assemblies

Sagamu, Ogun state - The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has applauded a corps member, Adedeji Taofeekat Adebimpe, who found a missing iPhone 13 Pro Max and handed it over to the camp management for delivery to the owner.

The NYSC disclosed this via an X post on Friday, March 1.

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Adedeji Taofeekat Adebimpe/NYSC
NYSC, Nigerians hail a corps member, Adedeji Taofeekat Adebimpe, who found a missing iPhone 13 Pro Max and returned it. Photo credit: @officialnyscng
Source: Twitter

Legit.ng gathers that Ms Adedeji is currently having her orientation at NYSC Ogun state orientation camp, Sagamu.

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Reacting to the development, the NYSC Ogun state coordinator, Mrs Olayinka Nasamu, commended the corps member for being honest.

She enjoined other corps members to emulate her by always exhibiting good integrity and being their brother's keeper.

A check on Jumia, one of the e-commerce platforms in Nigeria, indicates that the price of an iPhone 13 Pro Max ranges from N1.3 million to N1.7 million.

Nigerians react

Malik Jr , @TheBalaagy, said:

"Well done, Adedeji Taofeekat Adebimpe, for your exemplary behaviour. Your actions have not gone unnoticed, and you have made the NYSC proud. May Nigeria keep producing such beneficiary students just like you."

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#ibn ma'aruf, @ibnmaaruf2, said:

"Good , we need such kind more in Nigeria."

Commonsense enterprise, @9nationals, said:

"Very very commendable pretty lady, good act, great nation. A woman for president."

Omo Alhaji Kale , @AbdulWasihGK, said:

"Nice PPA (Place of Primary Assignment" awaiting her, her honesty should be appreciated."

ASSURE Educational Services, @officialassure, said:

"Kindly send her name to Abuja to be included in Presidential Honour List....and probably automatic employment by FG after service.... Since you've decided to promote her on social media..."

Minister speaks on increasing corps members’ allowance

In another report, Jamila Bio Ibrahim, the minister of youth, has said she is not certain if the federal government (FG) will increase the monthly allowance of NYSC members or not.

Bio Ibrahim stated this while appearing as a guest on Channels Television’s Sunday Politics programme on February 4.

With food inflation and the increasing cost of living over the past months, young Nigerians serving in the NYSC scheme have been calling on the federal government to raise their monthly allowance.

Source: Legit.ng

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Nurudeen Lawal (Head of Politics and Current Affairs Desk) Nurudeen Lawal is an AFP-certified journalist with a wealth of experience spanning over 8 years. He received his B/Arts degree in Literature-in-English from OAU. Lawal is the Head of the Politics/CA Desk at Legit.ng, where he applies his expertise to provide incisive coverage of events. He was named the Political Desk Head of the Year (Nigeria Media Nite-Out Award 2023). He is also a certified fact-checker (Dubawa fellowship, 2020). Contact him at lawal.nurudeen@corp.legit.ng or +2347057737768.