Kekwaaru Ngozi Mary, a female
staff member at Eko Hotel and Suites, demonstrated
remarkable honesty when she
found a misplaced $70,000 belonging to a customer in Lagos State. Her act of
integrity led to her being granted free Permanent Residency (PR) in Canada.
Upon discovering the bag
containing the substantial amount of money, Mary promptly informed the hotel
management, in alignment with the establishment’s commitment to transparency
and honesty. The hotel’s General Manager acted swiftly to ensure the money was
returned to its rightful owner.
During the New Season Prophetic
Prayers and Declarations (NSPPD) service’s testimony segment on a Tuesday
morning, Ngozi joyfully shared the news of her Canada Permanent Residency. She
recounted that an international organization was deeply impressed by her
integrity and her proficiency in speaking French, which led them to approach
her after her heartwarming story went viral.
This organization offered to
assist her in obtaining Canadian Permanent Residency at no cost. Ngozi also
mentioned the praise she received from her local government chairman, who was
astonished by her exceptional honesty. He honored her by flying her to Port
Harcourt, where she was accommodated in one of the city’s premier hotels.
There, she was bestowed with an ambassadorial award and a building was named in
her honor. Furthermore, her village recognized her integrity by bestowing upon
her a chieftaincy title.
Ngozi expressed, “An
International Organization reached out to me due to my proficiency in speaking
French. They offered to secure Canadian Permanent Residency for me, all free of
charge. Additionally, my local government chairman went above and beyond by flying
me to Port Harcourt, where I was given special accommodations, an ambassadorial
award, and had a building named after me. Moreover, my village honored me with
a chieftaincy title.”
