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Frank Omorojie, a staff of Murtala Muhammed International Airport, MMIA, Lagos, has been commended for returning a lost purse containing cash and vital travel documents to its owner at the departure hall of Terminal 2.
The incident happened on Wednesday at the Rwanda Air check-in area, where Omorojie found the misplaced item.
Inside the purse was $1,700, a Nigerian and British passport and a credit card.
An airport source said the discovery immediately raised concern over tracing the owner but Omorojie turned over the item to Aviation Security, AVSEC, personnel without hesitation.
The recovered items were processed according to standard airport procedures and handed over to the Customer Service unit, which immediately announced them publicly in an effort to identify the owner.
Within a short time, a Nigerian passenger who was to fly to Kigali, Rwanda and feared the items were lost forever was reunited with all her belongings intact.
Airport officials said the incident was a clear example of professionalism and integrity, and such actions bolstered the public’s confidence in airport operations and conduct of airport workers.
Briefly speaking, Omorojie said his decision was guided by simple principles of honesty.
“I just did what was right,” he replied.
His move has since been lauded by colleagues and airport authorities alike, who have called it a commendable example of responsibility and ethical conduct in public service.
