The post presented a moral test: if someone was given ₦50 million by their boss to deposit and then learned the boss had died before the transaction, would they still carry out the task or keep the money? The scenario quickly revealed different ethical mindsets among commenters.
One response read: “I have to deposit my money in the bank nah.”
This comment clearly reflects dishonest intent. By referring to the money as “my money,” the user is deliberately redefining ownership to justify keeping funds that were only entrusted to them. It shows a willingness to claim what isn’t theirs and rationalize it as acceptable. Rather than being just humor or attitude, it demonstrates a mindset that normalizes misappropriation and dismisses the responsibility tied to trust.
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