”Kids are wonderful people” – Teacher shares heartwarming note and money her student gave her upon resumption of school

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A beautiful Nigerian lady, who is a teacher, has taken to her social media page as she shared a touching note and some Naira notes she received from her student upon resumption of school.

The teacher, who can be identified as Adaobi Amadi, took to her X page as she revealed that her student welcomed her in open arms on Tuesday, January 9.

The young lad, however, slipped the note into her hands after giving her a tight hug.

Adaobi, unable to open the letter initially, discovered a touching note containing N200 and N100 bills when she eventually had the opportunity to read it.

In the note, the student wished her teacher a happy resumption and proceeded to pray for her financial breakthrough, wishing her family good health and prosperity.

The note reads, “Happy resumption day, Aunty Ada and a happy new year. This year I wish blessings, miracles favour, financial breakthroughs to you.

“Goodhealth to you and your family, long life and prosperity. Wishing you a properous new year. 2024 Please receive what I have for you”.

While the teacher appreciated the thoughtful gesture, she disclosed that she could not accept such a gift from her student. She considered the possibility that the pupil, not being affluent, might have sacrificed her transport money to present this gift.

She wrote, “Earlier today, a student slipped this folded note into my hand after giving me a hug. I was very busy at the time so I didn’t open it. I just put it in my bag and later forgot about it. I was checking my bag now, saw the note and opened it”.

“It’s such a beautiful gesture… but I’m thinking to return the money (with a little extra ofcourse). She’s not a ‘rich kid’ and this might have been her transport money or something. But I’m wondering… wouldn’t it hurt her feelings if I return it?”

“Also, wouldn’t adding extra make other students think this might be a potential money doubling scheme for them to cash out from?😩😄 What to do?”

See her post below:

Social media users shared their thoughts via her comment section. Some reactions are shown below:

@PragmaticTammy said, “If I were you though, I’d frame it and hang it on my wall. You can get the child’s picture and keep inside the frame as well. I assure you that looking at it every day will change your life and how you see the world.”

@uzo_agu said, “After Christmas day service last year, 3 of my kids iñ there children’s department of the church where I serve as head of department rushed to me, hugged me and gave me a bottle of Coca-Cola each. Another one gave me a bottle of home made Kunu. Kids are wonderful people.”

@Oluwanonso_Esq said, “Keep the money but don’t spend it. It’s now a memorabilia with high sentimental value and no longer an economic instrument.”

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