A Nigerian man identified on Twitter as @rsvptemple has taken to his handle to narrate how he gave silent warning to his colleagues at work.


According to this young man, he said the company which he previously worked, a lady who happens to be his superior had sent him to buy food for her.

Trunnion News gathered that the next day, the young man decided to drive a G-Wagon to the office as a warning to the lady that sent him to buy food and other colleagues who may wish to disrespect him.

He wrote "Last place I worked, some senior lady sent me to buy her food. Next day, I drove a G-Wagon to work as a silent warning".

See his tweet and photos below
http://www.trunnionnews.com/2021/01/a-young-nigerian-man-drives-g-wagon-to.html

However many Nigerians flooded his comment section with funny replies.

Coded warning

Why does he work in a salary paying setup if he has the capacity to own/drive a Gwagon?

Just asking...

I better sell the gwagoon and become my own CEO

Borrow pose

What was the G-Wagon to prove?

majamajic:
I better sell the gwagoon and become my own CEO

You are a very wise man...

The G-Wagon is a f***cking liability.

Audio G-WAgon

Sell that g wagon, be your boss to avoid future disrespect.

Hope its not Innoson G-Wagon!

This one too shall pass..

You needs to keep on going with it, not just for a day Or two. But if you meet the stubborn Senior, she keeps on sending the G-Wagon driver to the canteen, as per seniority level, and you have to comply.

gasparpisciotta:
Why does he work in a salary paying setup if he has the capacity to own/drive a Gwagon?

Just asking...

There are reasons to work other than money; mandatory or voluntary internship/experience (such as in accounting or medicine), to make connections for his own startup, additional benefits that come with the job etc.

RisenPhoenix1:


There are reasons to work other than money; mandatory or voluntary internship/experience (such as in accounting or medicine), to make connections for his own startup, additional benefits that come with the job etc.

Gbamsolutely

A money pit.

Kingosytex:

You are a very wise man...
The G-Wagon is a f***cking liability.

Tales by moonlight, Yahoo Boy Edition.

majamajic:
I better sell the gwagoon and become my own CEO

You think starting a company where you have other executives and you become CEO is beans

If he can't push his weight, they will still maltreat him, despite the g wagon.

majamajic:
I better sell the gwagoon and become my own CEO

you deserve this and more my OG

RisenPhoenix1:


There are reasons to work other than money; mandatory or voluntary internship/experience (such as in accounting or medicine), to make connections for his own startup, additional benefits that come with the job etc.

In such case humility should be a foreword and not show off, that is if the so called connection is tangible. He cannot do that in a military setting

lol

everybody go sabi their level be that naa.

gasparpisciotta:


In such case humility should be a foreword and not show off, that is if the so called connection is tangible. He cannot do that in a military setting

Humility does not come easily to everyone. Nor do I see this as being antithetical to the objective. He was employed in a certain position, his superiors behaved in an unprofessional manner and he sent them a subtle message. I don't think he was out of line.

Speaking of a military setting, I don't think his driving in with a G-wagon would positively impress his superiors very much. It might even have the opposite effect to the one he desired. But I think that this event was about a private company not the military.

As long as I’m your superior, I go still send you food G-wagon or not & if you like bring Ferrari come d next day e go only make d errands faster ..

gasparpisciotta:
Why does he work in a salary paying setup if he has the capacity to own/drive a Gwagon?

Just asking...

Oil wey dey your head dey overflow.


But wait ooh, G-wagon na like 2 companies and a duplex

I can relate with this...

I remember in 2007 when a senior female colleague was always in the habit of sending me on silly errands...one day I went to work with a brand new Toyota Corolla (Bank type) which was the latest model at that time.

Needless to say that was the last time she ever sent me on any useless errand

CheedyJ:
As long as I’m your superior, I go still send you food G-wagon or not & if you like bring Ferrari come d next day e go only make d errands faster ..

G-wagon wey no be him own . SMH

I can only assume He is a rich kid, and that's Daddy'd ride. Probably doing internship.

It's mostly females that do that rubbish

If it were possible some female workers would ask their junior colleagues to physically carry them to the toilet when they need to ease themself

Hmmm bruh, you can be a boss at the comfort of your home. But in your workplace, where you have people higher than you, please be humble.

Driving a G wagon doesn't mean you'll beat their rank overnight. Work hard and attain to their level so you'll be the one sending people on an errand.

Shortyyy:
Hmmm bruh, you can be a boss at the comfort of your home. But in your workplace, where you have people higher than you, please be humble.

Driving a G wagon doesn't mean you'll beat their rank overnight. Work hard and attain to their level so you'll be the one sending people on an errand.

This has nothing to do with humility.

Going to buy food or biscuits for your senior colleagues at the office is not part of the job description of a junior officer!

I can only assume He is a rich kid, and that's Daddy'd ride. Probably doing internship.

gasparpisciotta:
Why does he work in a salary paying setup if he has the capacity to own/drive a Gwagon?

Just asking...

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