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Nigerian lady returns money that company mistakenly paid into her bank account

A good Samaritan Nigerian lady took to her Instagram page, shared an act of kindness she showed to a company she never worked for, but wrongly credited her account. Although she got a job in the company, but she declined their offer for reasons known to her.
According to the young beautiful lady, who's identified as Chinwendu, "I WAS PAID SALARY FOR A JOB I DID NOT DO AND I’M RETURNING IT.
I have been in lagos for some months in search for job, I have applied for jobs and still applying for jobs, gone for interviews and then in April I got a job as a telesales representative with a Fintech #Opay Nigeria through an outsourcing firm #HR INDEXX. I already filled in some of my details in which my account details was part of but for some reasons I couldn’t take the job offer.
 People who took the job offer are 1month on the job and were paid salary for the first month yesterday, I also got a credit alert meaning I was paid by the outsourcing firm for a job I did not do.
I have waited for the transaction to be reversed or to get a call from HR INDEXX but none seems to be coming forth. Therefore am going to the outsourcing firm today to return the money and to let them correct their payroll.
 NO, I didn’t get salary from any source in the last month which means I need money but my desperation for a source of income will not rule out the conscious need to keep my integrity for the long run.
Yes I am a Nigerian.
Yes I am an Igbo girl
Yes Nigerians still up hold integrity.
PS: kindly share, this might be a source of inspiration to someone out there."

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