jieta:
if am the sales girl with all sincerity after leaving the prison i will kill my madam.

Big mouth, social media tiger. You think say na mouth dem dey take kill person， if you jam a small rat now you go tear race enter gutter.

sisisioge:
Why is there so much wickedness in this world

How will she make 50k bail when money she was agitating for is only 6k. Well, I'm sure human right activists are reading. Adeola... Why oh why?

The thing tire me.

God punish the judge. This is wickedness of the highest order. No wonder the polithifians are owing workers with reckless abandon.

Lollytop:
Nigerian judges and a large number of Nigerian police are the most useless people that you wish never to have encounter with.

bro I tire for this country.

You dey form socialite yet u cant pay 6k salary.


Abeg look bush. Fake ppl

Nigeria is a huge British mistake!
What an epic injustice!

winkmart:
An 18-year old former sales girl, Angela Uzordima has been arrested and charged before Isolo Magistrates court for allegedly sending threat text messages to her female boss and popular socialite, Folayo Adeola over N6000 salary debt.

According to PM Express, the teenager has since been remanded in prison custody after she failed to meet her bail condition. It was gathered that the embattled sales girl finished her secondary school and started working as a sale girl at Adeola’s boutique located at Duduyemi street, market bus stop in Egbeda.

It was learnt that they agreed on a monthly salary of N9,000 before Angela traveled to her village for a burial.
According to Angela, before she traveled, Adeola only gave her N3,000 out of her N9,000 salary remaining N6,000 only.
She said when she returned from the burial, Adeola had employed another worker while she asked her the balance of her salary but she refused to pay her.
P.M.EXPRESS gathered that following the refusal by Adeola to pay her, she wrote threat messages through her phones and gave the complainant her account number at Fidelity Bank Plc.

She warned the complainant that if she did not pay the money, Adeola’s family will face danger.

The complainant became afraid that Angela knew much about her family and she might plan something evil against the family.
According to Adeola, “when I received the text messages, I contacted my husband in Abuja who immediately contacted the police at Idimu Command.”

P.M.EXPRESS gathered that the police tracked Uzordima through the bank and arrested her and took her to the station.

At the station, she admitted that she sent the text messages and explained that she worked for Adeola but she refused to pay her. However, the police insisted that she committed an offence and charged her before the court under the Criminal Code.

The presiding Magistrate, Mr A.O Ogbe granted her bail in the sum of N50,000 with one surety in like sum. She was remanded in prison custody pending when she will perfect her bail condition.

The matter was adjourned till July 2017.



http://www.blackberrybabes.com/2017/06/18-year-old-girl-remanded-in-prison.html

This is horrible!

Remanded in prison until 50k is paid as bail for an 18yr old girl desperate to recover 6k salary owed her

U PPLE SHD FEAR GOD OOO!!!

My heart goes out to the poor little girl. Oppressive deeds like this against the weak and poor make me wish I was a lawyer.

AHCB:
Shouldn't it be a crime if someone work for you and you don't pay the person?

It is a crime but not in Nigeria, where there is no dignity in labor, I have taken my ex boss to court in New York before. When I saw the judges reaction to the case as if the guy is a murderer, I had to explain again that all I came here for is just my salary. And I got paid ASAP.

I was later told that the case could have gone further, if I claimed damages from not getting paid on time.

Fearlez:
The law is the law-justice doesn't always have to be right.

While the sales girl committed a crime , a criminal offence by threatening someone, the madam did not, as wicked as her actions are.

Kids nowadays avail themselves with celebrity news, entertainment, sports and fashion but not the dire consequences of their actions.

Sending a text threatening one's family is legally different than if it were delivered verbally!

Interesting summation. Kids will rather see who wore it better, read abt Kim kard, Beyoncé, engagé stupid tribal arguments and all scallywags nonsense. The funny thing is that has u can see them here, they remain kids even when the number requires they turn adults and embrace a responsive life.

The girl clear committed a crime, Assault. She is clearly an adult, 18. She clearly hasn't grow a bit or learnt anytin from the society, a complex one as Nigeria. She should have walked into a nearby police station, tend her case and the police would have invited her madam by just calling her on phone.

Sadly she's learning the hard way.

Acidosis:



Where was it stated that the girl took the madam to a court?


The judge is simply giving a judgment based on "threats". If I were a judge, I would give EXACT judgment, though with a lesser fine.

Do you think if the girl had reported the debt to the police, the police would have taken the woman to court? The girl was desperate and powerless, and remember she's but a teenager. There's no excuse for committing that crime of threat to lifebut all we are saying is that the woman strong-armed the case due to her economic advantage.

The madam ought to be the one in jail.

The girl issuing threats is only due to the principle of causality.

A caused B.

Madam refused to pay, thus girl issued threat. If she'd paid the girl her dues, no threat would've been issued.

The magistrate is a complete ass.

lifeispeace:
this is what we employees suffer everyday of our life...
Yet nothing is being done about it...
We are always castigated that we either disrespected our bosses or violated the terms of contract....
It is really sad indeed...
I feel for the girl

Just leave ur Boss to Karma cos dis reccession no gt chill on any1 xpecialli our POLICE

oga madam, you are a useless socialite, pity the condition of this girl, she came to you to work so she wont turn out to be a prostitute and you are driving her towards that, where is your milk of mercy, madam?

because you have power and money, you are using it any how, where is God factor in this? asking you if you are a Christian and you will say yes!
haba, there is God o!

and to the police because some very rich man who is oiling your pockets with common 2k calls you, you went to the extent of getting the girl address from the bank so you can flex muscle, where is that professionalism in your work? you can bring her to the station and interview her and not just arrest, police man, dont you watch police education real life films done in developed country?

in your line of job, internet is unknown. kai, and we have police.

so i can call you and say my neighbor's dog barked at me and you would come arrest ....? oya, police answer the question dog or the owner?

USELESS SOCIALITE and her HUSBAND WITH THE POLICE MAN WHO THEY HAVE IN THEIR POCKETS

kkman:
Adeola’s boutique located at Duduyemi street, market bus stop in Egbeda.: Noted. Our team of lawers will visit the boutique. Pls move this to face book for wider brocast.

God bless you.

solelymade:


Interesting summation. Kids will rather see who wore it better, read abt Kim kard, Beyoncé, engagé stupid tribal arguments and all scallywags nonsense. The funny thing is that has u can see them here, they remain kids even when the number requires they turn adults and embrace a responsive life.

The girl clear committed a crime, Assault. She is clearly an adult, 18. She clearly hasn't grow a bit or learnt anytin from the society, a complex one as Nigeria. She should have walked into a nearby police station, tend her case and the police would have invited her madam by just calling her on phone.

Sadly she's learning the hard way.

Shut ur rotten Gob. Wicked souls. You think naija police will go arrest a madam just because of 6k debt? Obviously u live in mars. If the madam happened to be the one that issued threat against the poor girl do you think she will be in jail? This is because justice in Nigeria is for the highest bidder. An hungry poor girl will say anything out of frustration to get her 6k salary. We don't even know if she's supporting her home from the peanuts she's earning.

What an injustice!

OGA there is excuse for me to threaten if my right has been trampled, she has the right, in court (ideal) what would be investigated is what caused me to threaten, i rest my case1

ebby9z:

Do you think if the girl had reported the debt to the police, the police would have taken the woman to court? The girl was desperate and powerless, and remember she's but a teenager. There's no excuse for committing that crime of threat to lifebut all we are saying is that the woman strong-armed the case due to her economic advantage.

DONFRANSKID:
God punish the madam and the judge

Devil punish them too

wen wiz threatn linda,dh no arrest any1,instead of settling d iss n avn d madam pay d gul,dh r victimizing d poor gul,n demandn 50k bail.una wehdone o 9ja justice system

Please promote on your social media. This is injustice and poor girl should be released. The woman that did this will meet her worst fear very soon. There is not way we can do evil and expect good.

Ehiscotch:
This is another case of "He who pays the piper...."
I wonder what charge the madam filed against her & on what basis was she remanded; for threaten then madam or making legal demands for payment?

She filed piper charges

who is this fool? where are you in nigeria? or are you 1year old kid? what is your IQ rating please? which university did you study? you are talking out of your anus because clearly you are derailed both upstairs and in writing.

what does your opening remark has to do with the situation at hand, do you think if the girl is like the girls you are talking of, she would take the job in the first place? i see you are the type that would do likewise. stupid idiot, you are the type that should be sent to the amazon forest to be used as specimen to see how you can adapt to the forest because clearly your living with decent people have not rub off on you.

peace!!

solelymade:


Interesting summation. Kids will rather see who wore it better, read abt Kim kard, Beyoncé, engagé stupid tribal arguments and all scallywags nonsense. The funny thing is that has u can see them here, they remain kids even when the number requires they turn adults and embrace a responsive life.

The girl clear committed a crime, Assault. She is clearly an adult, 18. She clearly hasn't grow a bit or learnt anytin from the society, a complex one as Nigeria. She should have walked into a nearby police station, tend her case and the police would have invited her madam by just calling her on phone.

Sadly she's learning the hard way.

Some bosss are wicked. How will you allow someone to work with you and at the end you don't want to pay them. God will purnish all those who use workers to work without paying them..

When the rich slap u with their Class, that's what you get.....you get a bail of N50k instead of ur salary balance of 6k....

And for the Nigeria judiciary, i judi back to y'all for being a cankerworm wrecking the system....on top 6k?

Na wa oooo!!!

DONFRANSKID:
God punish the madam and the judge

I lack words.... What a country! That is why Nigeria and the wicked pple in it will neva make progress. U paid police money to arrest someone u r owing. The Judge granted a bail of 50k to someone who was fighting to get 6k balance of her money in the hands of her former employer. Human beings are cruel. Her Mumu husband in Abuja sent police instead of telling the wife to pay the girl her money. OK. I give my judgement
1. Ur family shall not have a child (if u have already u ahall loose dem all)
2. Abuja girls with strong juju will succeed in taking Ur mumu husband from u
3. U shall be a vagabond in Ur old age
4. Fire will engulf Ur store and home and lick away all the material things u "gbekele" on
5. U shall die a pauper.

So shall it be to all oppressors of the poor in Nigeria.

Intimidation level 1.

abeg shut up there!! if you are the gentle type, you can be owned for life, but there is cause and effect, so she threaten but why? her right was denied her so if she THREATEN it is because of the effect she was put into, so before you join discussion, examine your iq and see if it measure up to the expected rating before commenting

go and eat shit

why cant the madam call the girl and pay her off and tell her not to come near her again rather than use the police, she is a useless socialite and this are the ones that would be seen donating in their millions for charity but charity at home is a question. to the judge and police who arrest her, shame on you!

oga writer, you need to watch "police goes beyond the call of duty" on youtube to understand that policing in nigeria is backward and the entire police force should be taking to the amazon forest to adapt with the forest not in a civilized country. of course nigeria is still a backward nation

9jakohai:


The issue here isn't that the girl demanded her money....but that she did so with threats against her employer.

Once that happened...that became a police case.

Pls I need the phone number of this girl so I can take up the case. Let us match the heartless woman and her husband money for money, power for power, connections for connections . This is where we need human right activists to come up and fight. We are going to please God to raise a campaign for this girl's unconditional release and settlement.

Owed 6k.. Arrested for demanding ur money with threat messages.. Placed on a Bail of 50k ..OH GOD Wat an injustice over the poor. .i refuse to believe this story cos this wld be the highest level decadenes in Our police force...As for the woman owing the girl...na her type make me dey agitate for the release of Evans..

NwaAmaikpe:


That girl should be really punished..for being insensitive.


Why should she threaten her madam Over unpaid salaries..
Doesn't she know that we are in a recession.

asking for her number is not the solution Sir/Ma. what you need to do is to get to the link or if you read the last part of the story, you can visit the court on the said date, or even chat up the person who mailed this story on the platform, there are so many ways Sir/Ma not this approach as the police would not allow her have her phone in the cell or except if it is with someone else but that is not the fastest way sir/ma. thanks for the gesture and it is highly commendable (provided you see it through)

oruma19:
Pls I need the phone number of this girl so I can take up the case. Let us match the heartless woman and her husband money for money, power for power, connections for connections . This is where we need human right activists to come up and fight. We are going to please God to raise a campaign for this girl's unconditional release and settlement.