SalamRushdie:
That unfortunately is the end result of most 9-5 workers, they keep dodging risk under the guise of Job security but at the end of the day it still end like this ..Tell your dad to smile he has tried his best and for you young man learn to take risk

speezyWears:
how your father's sack story became your application for employment i will never understand

Josephamstrong1:
My father had served the government for 35years and also as a principal of schools. Tho a pensioner.
Five years ago he was employed by a renowned private school as the principal.

Prior to his employment, there was this principle that was sacked because of his misconducts...like fighting teachers, misappropriation of funds and all. He happened to be the husband of the daughter of the aged owner of the school. The owner of the school sacked the man and that was how my father came into the picture. This is his 5years in office, he had convinced the aged owner who's in London for increase in teachers salaries, pays them during the school holidays, borders quality food and steady electricity. He was loved by all and even as his son I also felt the tremendous changes in the school. He took this school as his own and I know he used to support the school from his own purse according to the staff.

One morning, yeah...last week, we got a call from the man's daughter that my father should resign with immediate effect that her husband again is taking over. Not just that, but also has just 2days to pack out or vacate the school premises.

Just like that? We called the owner but not reachable and according to reports the old man is sick, treated in London and his son is also in London. So the daughter was handed over to manage the school since she's the one in the country. Just last term, my father realised so much money and yet the daughter refused paying anybody that there's no money for any payment.

My father has packed to the village and I can't move to the villa with him since I'm still job hunting in the city.
Truth is I'm staying with a friend for now to fix my head round this whole ish and pension isn't steady for my father... I need at least something doing just to support them.

I'm open to work anywhere provided the pay is good.
I've got a poultry farm but capital to install it for production.

I've read testimonies here and I believe in no time all this shall be history.

Several legal issues are raised in your post. your response to them may provide succor.
Your Dad may be entitled to compensation depending on legal remedies available to him.
you may send me a private email through 'pkchima@gmail.com' so we identify the legal issues and proffer advise.

ELKHALIFAISIS:
western right one thing I love about east people, they will never hatch their eggs in one basket... nearly all the civil servants from east have another business to support their families. that's why u hardly see them complain, meanwhile can you work in my farm

celestialAgent:
Your father is a pensioner, if he had planned well for his retirement, he won't be in this mess. Dont be like your dad, plan ahead and invest in the poultry business no matter how small should you eventually get a job.

Btw, you made going back to the village sound so bad. It's really not for a retried person if you av enough saved up to run your life there - you can even be a chief

MadManTalking:
I don't get it... you mean 'May Feather' or 'My Father' or 'May Weather?'

May Feather and May Weather I know but I am not sure I have heard of May Father.

Who is he?

dotcomnamename:
Edit your topic jor. Which one be May father? Abi My father . Too eary to dey drink ogogoro jor

freethinker02:
Unjust

lycan2:
he was a principal of schools

RIPEnglish:
That's what Buhari have bringed on us, be strong...you will got a job very real soon quickly.

GuntersChain:
most public sector are like that, they sack and hire at will. Why sound as if the word village is horrible, young man the place you are residing is someone else village. Since you are into poultry biz you might even have more opportunity there due to minimal competition.

beyooooni1:
your father could have at least work your employment to that school when he was the principal, just for you to be managing till you have a better offer, abi you no wan teach nii

nicerichard05:


Even the mumu MOD that pushed it to fp didnt even notice. no wonder we have nonsense topics hitting fo anyhw

nairashopping:


Looking for mistakes when you self not perfect

ELKHALIFAISIS:
western right one thing I love about east people, they will never hatch their eggs in one basket... nearly all the civil servants from east have another business to support their families. that's why u hardly see them complain, meanwhile can you work in my farm

beyooooni1:
your father could have at least work your employment to that school when he was the principal, just for you to be managing till you have a better offer, abi you no wan teach nii

Josephamstrong1:
My father had served the government for 35years and also as a principal of schools. Tho a pensioner.
Five years ago he was employed by a renowned private school as the principal.

Prior to his employment, there was this principle that was sacked because of his misconducts...like fighting teachers, misappropriation of funds and all. He happened to be the husband of the daughter of the aged owner of the school. The owner of the school sacked the man and that was how my father came into the picture. This is his 5years in office, he had convinced the aged owner who's in London for increase in teachers salaries, pays them during the school holidays, borders quality food and steady electricity. He was loved by all and even as his son I also felt the tremendous changes in the school. He took this school as his own and I know he used to support the school from his own purse according to the staff.

One morning, yeah...last week, we got a call from the man's daughter that my father should resign with immediate effect that her husband again is taking over. Not just that, but also has just 2days to pack out or vacate the school premises.

Just like that? We called the owner but not reachable and according to reports the old man is sick, treated in London and his son is also in London. So the daughter was handed over to manage the school since she's the one in the country. Just last term, my father realised so much money and yet the daughter refused paying anybody that there's no money for any payment.

My father has packed to the village and I can't move to the villa with him since I'm still job hunting in the city.
Truth is I'm staying with a friend for now to fix my head round this whole ish and pension isn't steady for my father... I need at least something doing just to support them.

I'm open to work anywhere provided the pay is good.
I've got a poultry farm but capital to install it for production.

I've read testimonies here and I believe in no time all this shall be history.