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MAPOLY rewards student for honesty

By Khalilah Ahmed
12 September 2019   |   4:07 am
Management of Moshood Abiola Polytechnic (MAPOLY), Abeokuta, has rewarded a student of the school, Aminat Olaleye, for recovering and returning her colleagues misplaced school fees.

Management of Moshood Abiola Polytechnic (MAPOLY), Abeokuta, has rewarded a student of the school, Aminat Olaleye, for recovering and returning her colleagues misplaced school fees.

The public relations officer of the school, Yemi Ajibola, disclosed disclosed that the school management would pay Olaleye’s school fees for a session as a reward for her honesty.

Olaleye said she found the wallet containing the sum of N20, 000 without any means of identification. She took the wallet and submitted it to the president of Students Union Government (SUG) of the school, who later found the owner of the wallet.

The owner, however, said the money was his tuition fee.

The school management and the leadership of SUG did not only appreciate Olaleye, an award of integrity was also given to her.

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