Katsina Woman Returns ₦748,320 After Accidental Deposit Into Her Account

Katsina Woman Returns ₦748,320 After Accidental Deposit Into Her AccountThe Katsina State Government has awarded a ₦500,000 reward to Malama Abdulkadir-Yanmama for her honesty in returning ₦748,320 that was mistakenly credited to her account. The funds were meant for the Federal Government’s Home Grown School Feeding Programme in the state but were inadvertently deposited into Yanmama’s account.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Yanmama, upon realizing the mistake, returned the money since she was not involved in the school feeding initiative. As a result, she was recognized and honored on Tuesday by Dr. Mudassir Nasir, the Executive Director of the Katsina State Social Investment Programme Agency.

Nasir explained that Yanmama had received a notification about the payment, which was intended for vendors supplying meals to primary school students. However, since she was not registered as a vendor for the program, she contacted the agency to clarify the issue. The auditor-general’s office verified her claim, confirming that she was not part of the program.

Governor Dikko Radda, upon hearing of Yanmama’s honesty, directed that she be rewarded with ₦500,000, a commendation letter, and an offer to join the school feeding program in the future. Nasir praised Yanmama for her integrity and called on others to follow her example.

Katsina’s Auditor-General, Alhaji Anas Tukur-Abdulƙadir, also lauded Yanmama, noting that she deserved further recognition for her actions.

In response, Yanmama expressed her gratitude, saying, “I knew I had to return the money because it was not mine,” and thanked the governor and the Katsina State Social Investment Programme Agency (KASIPA) for their support and recognition.

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