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Jumia Reportedly Sacks 30% Of Its Nigerian Workers On Short Notice by Ofodirinwa: 12:00pm On Oct 23, 2015

The Nigerian offices of Jumia, the Rocket Internet-funded e-commerce outfit has laid off about 30% of its 1000-person strong workforce in the country, unconfirmed reports say.

Jumia has not commented on the incident but a lot points to the fact that this may be true.

For one, the approach in which the firing was rumoured to have been done (and the scale too) is true to Rocket Internet’s script on downsizing.


Rocket Internet – the majority investor in Jumia – with the Samwer Brothers at the helms have been known to hire and fire on a whim. In one of many similar actions, Rocket Internet closed some of its offices in Turkey in 2012, firing 400 workers in the process.

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Re: Jumia Reportedly Sacks 30% Of Its Nigerian Workers On Short Notice by Unsad(m): 12:00pm On Oct 23, 2015
Late news
Re: Jumia Reportedly Sacks 30% Of Its Nigerian Workers On Short Notice by jaymejate: 12:28pm On Oct 23, 2015
No problem... Na oyinbo go de drive bike around Nigeria de deliver goods... Awon ode

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