• Home
  • Top Stories
  • News
    • Photo News
  • Politics
  • Business
  • Crime & Security
  • Sports
  • Intimacy
  • About Us
    • Contact Us
    • Privacy Policy
    • Advert Rate
  • More
    • Opinion
    • Lifestyle & Entertainment
    • Foreign News
    • Health
Facebook Twitter Instagram
Monday, October 12
Facebook Twitter Instagram
Prompt News
  • Home
  • Top Stories
      Featured

      FG directs MDAs to remit revenues due to govt promptly

      Business October 11, 2026
      Recent

      FG directs MDAs to remit revenues due to govt promptly

      October 11, 2026

      How to enjoy your spouse (1), by Bosede Ola-Samuel

      October 11, 2026

      2027: Tinubu, Obi, Atiku, Others In As INEC Releases Final Lists of Candidates

      October 11, 2026
    1. News
      1. Photo News
      Featured

      Nigerian filling stations hike pump price

      News October 11, 2026
      Recent

      Nigerian filling stations hike pump price

      October 11, 2026

      Adedibu Biopic Sparks Legal Dispute As Oloketuyi Rejects Family’s Demands

      October 11, 2026

      Move From Good Relations to Good Business Relations: Amb. Abikoye Charges Ghana, Nigeria

      October 11, 2026
    2. Politics
        Featured

        Obi may lose all Anambra wards – NDC chairman reveals

        Politics October 11, 2026
        Recent

        Obi may lose all Anambra wards – NDC chairman reveals

        October 11, 2026

        2027: Tinubu, Obi, Atiku, Others In As INEC Releases Final Lists of Candidates

        October 11, 2026

        It’s Fake News, Magistrate Court Did Not Order Araraume’s Arrest – Imo First Group

        October 11, 2026
      1. Business
          Featured

          FG directs MDAs to remit revenues due to govt promptly

          Business October 11, 2026
          Recent

          FG directs MDAs to remit revenues due to govt promptly

          October 11, 2026

          World Bank Urges States to Prioritise Better Jobs, Human Capital, Services Amid 93% Revenue Rise

          October 9, 2026

          EHA Impact Ventures Helps Moppet Foods Launch Operational Biodigester, Cutting Emissions Across Its Lagos Factory

          October 7, 2026
        1. Crime & Security
            Featured

            Ex-lawmaker asks voters to question Governors over LG funds

            Crime & Security October 12, 2026
            Recent

            Ex-lawmaker asks voters to question Governors over LG funds

            October 12, 2026

            ADC chieftain faults Tinubu over hardship, demands lasting relief

            October 12, 2026

            Masked gunmen kill motorcyclist near College of Technology

            October 12, 2026
          1. Sports
              Featured

              NBBF Election: Glover Promises Free, Fair Poll, Clears Dr Abdullahi, 2 others

              Sports October 11, 2026
              Recent

              NBBF Election: Glover Promises Free, Fair Poll, Clears Dr Abdullahi, 2 others

              October 11, 2026

              EPL: Man City punish 10-man Liverpool in dominant win  at Anfield

              October 11, 2026

              UCL: Flick Identifies Osimhen as major threat ahead  Galatasaray vs Barcelona

              October 11, 2026
            1. Intimacy
            2. About Us
              • Contact Us
              • Privacy Policy
              • Advert Rate
            3. More
              • Opinion
              • Lifestyle & Entertainment
              • Foreign News
              • Health
            Prompt News
            Home » Bank security guard returns $9,100 left behind by customer
            Crime & Security

            Bank security guard returns $9,100 left behind by customer

            Ado OyeyemiBy Ado OyeyemiJune 24, 2026Updated:June 24, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
            Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Telegram Pinterest Tumblr Reddit WhatsApp Email
            PROMPT NEWS
            Share
            Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Email

            By Ado Oyeyemi

            A private security operative in Lagos, Adebanjo Samuel, has been commended for his honesty after returning $9,100 mistakenly left behind by a customer at a banking facility in the Marina area of the state.

            Samuel, who was on duty at a branch of First City Monument Bank on May 25, reportedly discovered the misplaced cash and ensured it was returned to its rightful owner.

            The development was disclosed in a statement issued on Tuesday by Proton Security Service Limited, the company that employs the security operative.

            According to the firm, Samuel’s action exemplifies the values of professionalism, discipline and integrity expected of personnel deployed to client locations.

            The company described the gesture as a remarkable display of honesty, noting that it had attracted admiration within and outside the organisation.

            In recognition of his conduct, Proton Security announced plans to organise a special reception in his honour at its corporate headquarters.

            The event, the company said, will bring together family members, colleagues, industry stakeholders and media representatives to celebrate the security guard’s exemplary character and reward him for his integrity.

            Speaking on the development, the Managing Director of Proton Security Service Limited, Odebunmi Adekunmi, said Samuel’s action reflected the ethical standards upon which the organisation was built.

            He noted that professionalism goes beyond routine duties and includes making the right decisions even when there is no supervision.

            “Adebanjo’s conduct has brought pride to his family, the company and the private security profession.

            His action demonstrates that integrity remains one of the most valuable qualities an individual can possess,” Adekunmi said.

            Reacting to the recognition, Samuel said his decision was guided by personal values rather than the amount involved.

            According to him, honesty should never be compromised regardless of the circumstances.

            “It was not about the money but about doing the right thing.

            I was raised to be truthful, and I believe integrity should remain constant no matter the situation,” he said.

            The security operative also expressed appreciation to his employer for instilling ethical values in its workforce, adding that the recognition would encourage him to remain committed to upright conduct.

            Also speaking, the Director of Business Development and Strategy at Proton Security Service Limited, Olabisi Familusi, described the incident as a positive example capable of inspiring confidence in Nigeria’s image and reinforcing the importance of integrity among young people.

            She said Samuel’s action underscored the trust and professionalism that define the company’s operations and highlighted the enduring value of good character.

            Familusi added that the gesture serves as a reminder that while circumstances may challenge personal values, integrity ultimately remains the foundation of a lasting legacy.

            Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Telegram Email
            Previous ArticleUS goes tough on Nigerian, three firms over alleged ISIS financing network
            Next Article Rivers shuts five hospitals, arrests seven over alleged child trafficking
            Ado Oyeyemi

              Related Posts

              Ex-lawmaker asks voters to question Governors over LG funds

              October 12, 2026

              ADC chieftain faults Tinubu over hardship, demands lasting relief

              October 12, 2026

              Masked gunmen kill motorcyclist near College of Technology

              October 12, 2026
              Add A Comment

              Comments are closed.

              Recent Posts
              • Ex-lawmaker asks voters to question Governors over LG funds
              • ADC chieftain faults Tinubu over hardship, demands lasting relief
              • Masked gunmen kill motorcyclist near College of Technology
              • Suspected herders destroy cabbage crops on farm
              • Desola Afod Seeks Forgiveness After Remarks About Nollywood

              CONTACT INFORMATION

              Prompt News Online is published by PNO Dynamic Media Limited.

              Address: Suite 24, Abebi Plaza, Oluseyi, Sango – Eleyele Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria.

              Managing Editor/CEO: Akeem Oyetunji

              Email: promptnewsonline@gmail.com or editor@promptnewsonline.com

              Phone/WhatsApp: +234806 286 2057
              Or 0805 386 6284

              ABUJA OFFICE: 
              Address: Suite D76, EFAB Mall
              Off Gimbya Street, Area 11, Garki, Abuja
              ABUJA BUREAU EDITOR: Harry Awurumibe
              Phone: 0803 302 4300
              Email: harryawurumibe360@gmail.com
              UK OFFICE:
              Address: 34 Skipper Court,
              Abbey Road, IG 11 7GW.
              Barking, London, UK.
              EDITOR EUROPE: Bolaji Oyegunle
              Phone +447878196776
              Email: gb10oyegunle@gmail.com
              © 2026 Prompt News Online. Designed by DeedsTech.
              • About Us
              • Contact Us
              • Advert Rate
              • Privacy Policy

              Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.