Little Ceasers Staff Saves Tips For Months To Send Nigerian Coworker Home To See Family
June 9, 2017
It's been five years since 22-year-old Samuel Nzube, an Algoma University student in Sault Ste. Marie has been home to see his family in Nigeria.
But that's all about to change thanks to the kindness of his coworkers at Little Caesars.

Photo credit: saultstar.com
Nzube's work friends reached their goal of $2,000 by saving up their tip money since last October. The amount should be sufficient to fly him home to see his family. If it's not, their employer said he will pay the difference.
"I was speechless," Nzube told The Sault Star.
"He's so happy and didn't say anything for like five minutes," Matthew Fragomeni said, recalling his friend's reaction upon learning that he'd be going home.
"I just want to let them know that I really appreciate the efforts and I'm grateful for helping me go home after so long. It's great," Nzube said. "My mom was so happy. That's all she's been talking about."
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