Teacher Trainee Shows Honesty by Returning Over GH¢30,000 Accidentally Deposited into Her MoMo account


Teacher Trainee Returns Over GH¢30,000 Mistakenly Deposited into Her Mobile Money Account.


Lydia Anna Lartey, a teacher trainee undergoing her teaching practice near Kyebi (Kibi) in the Eastern Region, has earned widespread praise for an exceptional demonstration of integrity. Recently, Lydia discovered that more than GH¢30,000 had been mistakenly transferred into her mobile money account. Rather than keeping the money or delaying action, she immediately returned the entire sum to its rightful owner.

The funds were mistakenly credited following a transaction involving the Agricultural Development Bank (ADB), with operations linked to its Kade and Asiakwa branches. While such a large unexpected amount could have tempted many, Lydia’s swift and honest response has set her apart as a role model for honesty and moral uprightness.

Since news of her act surfaced, social media platforms have been flooded with messages of admiration and support. Many users have hailed Lydia’s decision as a beacon of hope in a society where integrity is often challenged. “This is the kind of behavior we should celebrate and encourage,” one comment noted. “Lydia’s honesty is a powerful example for everyone, especially young people.”

Despite serving in a relatively quiet and less-known village, Lydia’s selfless choice has captured national attention, highlighting how true character often reveals itself in everyday, unnoticed moments. Her story reminds us that integrity isn’t about grand gestures but about doing what is right consistently, even when no one is watching.

The positive public reaction has sparked calls for official recognition from government bodies, community leaders, and NGOs. Many believe honoring Lydia’s honesty could inspire others to adopt similar values, reinforcing the importance of ethics in everyday life.

More than just returning money, Lydia’s decision sends a profound message: doing the right thing is always the best path, and honesty remains one of the most valuable qualities a person can hold. Her story is a testament to the power of integrity in shaping a better society and encouraging trust within communities.

Lydia Anna Lartey’s example shines bright, proving that even small acts of honesty can make a big difference and inspire change nationwide.



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