fellow Comrade i greet you specially

Gerard28:
LAPO Microfinance Bank

Nestle Nigeria plc

TRUE about number 2. example SUMAL FOODS AND YALE FOODS

kingthreat:
1. Electrician at Ikeja Electric, Eko Electric.
You risk getting beaten up when you need to do your job

2. Indian-owned companies.
Exploitation, low salaries and abuse.

essentialone:
Mention the Worst Company to work for in Nigeria, & give Reasons.

If possible, mention the names of the people in the company who make it terrible to work there.

Personal experiences only...

We learn by learning from other people's experiences.

Bring two people , when go bring two people

Bros u for try work there na
Ever heard of suffering and smiling

angelfallz:
I know some LAPO workers none them have complained about LAPO.

Casual or full staff?

eyiolarhomisore:
Nestle Nigeria plc

MadamVanessa:



Nigeria porn industry. Let me not talk

Chai

Credit Direct Limited.

cletz991:
Casual or full staff?

Both

Nigerian Army

MadamVanessa:



Nigeria porn industry. Let me not talk

Yeye

Bethsaida company in ikeja the worst company ever

Thats serious o
Na casual de suffer pass for all these multinationals

eyiolarhomisore:


Both

FCMB

essentialone:
Mention the Worst Company to work for in Nigeria, & give Reasons.

If possible, mention the names of the people in the company who make it terrible to work there.

Personal experiences only...

We learn by learning from other people's experiences.

Working in a private school is hell on earth...

MathewOG:
Do not work for any company where the manager is related to the owner.

You will suffer!

I cannot mention my company

essentialone:
Factory work na Hell

you make point

Genesis foods and Cinemas

tolue42:
Any Chinese company in Nigeria... They are very very very wicked.

WAHUM comes to mind. I was told that if you can work there for a year, then you can work in hell fire and become a director.

Juhel pharmaceutical company?

nakaman:
heard of juhel, if not for the kind of people i met there, that would av been my worst day. Their policy na die

Goodplace:
Genesis foods and Cinemas

Really

Who owns genesis cinema?

Grooming micro finance

mrdino:


WAHUM comes to mind. I was told that if you can work there for a year, then you can work in hell fire and become a director.

They don't value workers at all. They only like you if you are very energetic... After sometime, once they discovered your energy is diminishing , you will just hear " go, go ,go, go away, go away" theyll send you away like piece of trash

AEDC, as an engineer in this company u don't get promotion till the day u resign and no increment of salary

JohnPortar:
I really can't mention name of the company because my phone number is in my signature.

If only there were a way to make this anonymous, I would write a full article about that company.

Open another account and expose them

heniford2:
our forefathers did drink alcohol where healthy sound and leaved longer now your asking us to stop...common

your ancestors didn't drink chemicals, come on! Oya look up how olden days alcohol was made and be awed.

Saladdin:
Op, the worst companies to work for are Asian companies especially Indian, Lebanese and Chinese companies.

Most have faulty structures, no clear career growth plan, high rate of nepotism, Ageism, meager salary and stunted promotion. Examples of those Asian Huawei Technologies Lagos, Daraju Industries Ibadan, Sumal Foods Ibadan, Gongoni Company Kano, Multipro Kano, Yale Food, Ibadan, Sinoma International, Lagos.

For Indigenous Companies, avoid the likes Glo, Dangote, Saroafrica, DISCOs, GNLD & Co, Insurance companies, Most consulting companies, Contract Staff in Nigerian Banks-In short, stay away from Nigerian Banks, One-man businesses with no concrete structure (will keep mentioning as they come). Though some pay well by Nigerian standards, but they are filled with nepotism, toxic work culture, high staff turnover and will work you like a horse, compromising your health, sanity and little to show for at the end of the day. Don't let sleek suits, perfumes and decorated offices deceive you, a golden handcuff is still a handcuff!

I'll only advise shipping companies, American and European companies in any sector, Oil Companies (Downstream), IT companies, INGOs and if you are ambitious and daring, you can consider working for startups with a clear-cut structure and a promising future (no matter how small they are at first).

Keep mentioning their names and save Nigerian youths from slavery!
Work for those useless Asian and toxic indigenous companies at your own peril!

You've almost exhausted all Nigerian companies with your desist list.
People may not have choices though, realize that.

I) Studio24 Nigeria, it's a subsidiary of Colvi limited, they don't pay on time....u work for 45-50 days before you get ur salary, career growth is almost Zero as it will be difficult to progress if u are not close to MD. No work life balance. Anything under Colvi umbrella, just run. Though It's been a while I left there, don't know if things have changed.

2) Daytona 247 people's pharmacy and supermarket Lekki... U work as if u are a factory worker, no rest, they squeeze x10 of the salary and the food they are giving u out of ur body and you do all manner of dirty jobs, a company with no single cleaner, u see grown men, fathers in their houses washing toilet, cleaning and mopping. Oppression and threat to get u fired everytime. That place is hell on earth and a typical example of modern day slavery.

Saladdin:
Op, the worst companies to work for are Asian companies especially Indian, Lebanese and Chinese companies.

Most have faulty structures, no clear career growth plan, high rate of nepotism, Ageism, meager salary and stunted promotion. Examples of those Asian Huawei Technologies Lagos, Daraju Industries Ibadan, Sumal Foods Ibadan, Gongoni Company Kano, Multipro Kano, Yale Food, Ibadan, Sinoma International, Lagos.

For Indigenous Companies, avoid the likes Glo, Dangote, Saroafrica, DISCOs, GNLD & Co, Insurance companies, Most consulting companies, Contract Staff in Nigerian Banks-In short, stay away from Nigerian Banks, One-man businesses with no concrete structure (will keep mentioning as they come). Though some pay well by Nigerian standards, but they are filled with nepotism, toxic work culture, high staff turnover and will work you like a horse, compromising your health, sanity and little to show for at the end of the day. Don't let sleek suits, perfumes and decorated offices deceive you, a golden handcuff is still a handcuff!

I'll only advise shipping companies, American and European companies in any sector, Oil Companies (Downstream), IT companies, INGOs and if you are ambitious and daring, you can consider working for startups with a clear-cut structure and a promising future (no matter how small they are at first).

Keep mentioning their names and save Nigerian youths from slavery!
Work for those useless Asian and toxic indigenous companies at your own peril!

I was reading your writeup with maximum respect until I reached the American bit, bros you don fall hand no be small.

Apple and Pears Nigeria Limited in Sagamu - Abeokuta Expressway... A Lebanese company.
The company is into Mayonnaise and Vegetable oil production...
The company is a hell on earth...
They employ employees without an employment letter, you ask for it, they ask the person. The company HR believes he is God, the company still owes me 3 months salaries which they refused to pay...
I am currently doing good on my own now...

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggar
Isoright....

Ain't working for no one These days

Did that shit way back then

But now ....hell no

Do my keyboard in peace

Anyway, let me grab my weed to read people's experiences

abeg help me with lighter