Sallah Giveaway: Senator Natasha H Akpoti Gifts Old Classmate ₦1 Million in Heartwarming Gesture

Senator Natasha H Akpoti, renowned for her philanthropic endeavors, recently extended a heartwarming gesture to an old classmate, Bose Ogedengbe. The senator’s unexpected reunion with Bose unfolded on social media, where she had announced a ₦5 million Sallah giveaway.

The senator’s announcement read:

₦5m Sallah Giveaway

“Simply type your bank details, and 250 random people shall be given ₦20,000 each. The list of beneficiaries will be published at 7 pm on Monday, June 17, 2024. Barka de Sallah!”

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Among the flood of comments, Senator Akpoti recognized Bose Ogedengbe, a former classmate from their days at GGUSS Obangede. Overwhelmed by nostalgia, the senator wasted no time. She promptly transferred ₦1 million to Bose’s account, leaving her speechless.

In a heartfelt message, Senator Akpoti wrote:

“No way… You were my classmate at GGUSS Obangede, right? Speechless to find you here. I’m sending ₦1m to you right away. Please confirm receipt. Hope to see you soon. God bless you, Bose.”

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Bose, equally stunned by the unexpected windfall, confirmed the receipt of the funds and expressed her gratitude:

“Wow! I am speechless right now!!! Credit alert received. Thank you very much. May the Lord God Almighty continue to bless and keep you for us. I am currently in Abuja. I follow you and your activities here and even on Instagram. Hoping to see you soon too. So much to talk about… My regards to your awesome family.”

This heartwarming exchange underscores the power of kindness and genuine connections. Senator Akpoti’s generosity has touched the life of someone she hadn’t seen in years, reaffirming her commitment to making a positive impact.