₦airaland Forum

julie89:
Please tamper justice with mercy,she has obviously learnt her lessons

She's dying of guilt already.

uupgrade:
For their mind them holy pass pasuma

You are an uncircumsized brat so pls stop posting on christian related topics.

UnknownT:
Life doesn't end in the office, just be careful in paying her back, we are all humans so it's allowed if you pay her back in her own coins.

Btw, in which of the firms did you catch your boss fucking the new secretary? The old or your present firm?

Lol..@UnknownT U'ar really keeping tabs huh? well its in the new firm but the dude has been transfered to Akure. A currently occupying that position.

UnknownT:
Life doesn't end in the office, just be careful in paying her back, we are all humans so it's allowed if you pay her back in her own coins.

Btw, in which of the firms did you catch your boss fucking the new secretary? The old or your present firm?

Lol..@UnknownT U'ar really keeping tabs huh? well its in the new firm but the dude has been transfered to Akure. Am currently occupying that position.

UnknownT:
Life doesn't end in the office, just be careful in paying her back, we are all humans so it's allowed if you pay her back in her own coins.

Btw, in which of the firms did you catch your boss fucking the new secretary? The old or your present firm?

Lol..@UnknownT U'ar really keeping tabs huh? well its in the new firm but the dude has been transfered to Akure. A currently occupying that position.

UnknownT:
Life doesn't end in the office, just be careful in paying her back, we are all humans so it's allowed if you pay her back in her own coins.

Btw, in which of the firms did you catch your boss fucking the new secretary? The old or your present firm?

Lol..@UnknownT U'ar really keeping tabs huh? well its in the new firm but the dude has been transfered to Akure. A currently occupying that position.

chocolateme:
Be very careful Oga.. revenge is sweet but you should look beyond that. There is a reason for her existence around you (fate) she may either be your downfall or your future partner (wife)

Speaking about "bottom power', the case may still be the same in this your new place of work because you don't have "BOTTOM'

Well..things are different here because of the structures in place. Moreso, I don't have plans to frustrate her but things must be done professionally unlike where she's coming from.

UnknownT:
Be careful, cos the table may keep turning

Bro not in this present firm and going by her qualification as well. everything here is purely by merit.

Karma is a bitch you can hardly punch and get away with it. Though it might pay not you immediately but in the fullness of time you will get exact same measure of your actions if not more.

I worked in a firm where I was an assistant to a lady who was fortunate enough to be ahead of me in the department. We have the same qualifications, got employed the same time, infact we obtained our professional cert same time. But you know the nature of things in Nigeria where bottom power plays a major role in who gets what,when and how.
Well to cut the whole story short, our boss was transferred and she was single handedly picked by the MD to head our dept simply because one of her friends who happens to be our firm's account officer is in a sizzling romance with the MD. She would shout at me at a very slightest opportunity just to pull me down, anytime I bring any official document for her to sign, she would utilize the opportunity to make a mess of me and shine with me out rightly. I took it all in good faith because I had better plans.

(fast forward to present day)
Am presently working as a senior consultant in another firm after completing my M.sc and I was opportuned to write a professional exam in march 2014 which was the major reason I was employed in the first place.My office conducted interview for potential employees and then this lady (my former boss/dictator) was among those employed. The issue now is that she has to work in my department under my supervision. I never knew she was even part of those interviewed let alone employed sef. She was shocked when the HR brought her to my office for formal introduction. #Karmaisindeedabitch

seunmsg:
No big deal here. The press should let her be. Which office did they expect her to operate from before? What matters is that the activities of the office and her pet project will not be funded by government unlike what was obtainable during the regimes of past head of states.

And who told u her projects will not be funded by government? People are just so gullible. mstchew!

ephi123:
The moral state of this country, I shake my head (vigorously)

I don't understand why everyone is trying to blame the OP here - he has clearly stated that the boss doesn't appear to be that sort of person, if it was a randy boss he would have put two and two together and not bothered, but that was not the case here. In my opinion, there was absolutely nothing wrong with him checking out the noise (for safety reasons).

Hary4luv,
You did nothing wrong and have no reason to be fearful or afraid. You are not going to lose your job. Just do your normal work and put in your best, with time the awkwardness will ease out. If it was a Nigerian / one-man company then yes he may have fired you but I know MNCs have processes, but above all, do not fear, nothing will happen to you.

Lastly, I would advice you to remove your profile picture for now. It's a small world and you never can tell who knows you here.

Thanks dearie, I got a sweet package from my boss dis morning sef *smiles*

Omotolu:
Many of you folks don't have common sense. When you heard the moaning, you should know what's up. Instead you went ahead to know where it's emanating from. You don't know how to mind your business. Amebo! You even have the gut to gulp your boss sexcapade on Nairaland. Hope you survive this.

If you are sensible enof u should have known that I was supposed to be the only one in the office. Secondly you shouldn't ignore any sound whatsoever in an office environ when you are supposedly alone. If u don't have anything useful pls get he'll outta my thread and stop spewing trash!

Originalsly:
Think he'll find a reason to fire you.... because you are too nosey and nosey people can't keep their mouth shut. Didn't you know the boss was still in his office?,,,and the new secretary too? ...you stayed back to do some work....we're you wearing bedroom slippers?...or your office has thick carpet that the boss couldn't hear you? You deliberately stayed back to catch your boss in the act.....peeping wasn't enough for you....you had to open the door to watch and make sure they both know you saw. Consider yourself fired

And who are you to judge me? FYI I just got a sweet package from him (my Boss) this morning. If u have bufin to say y don't u shut d fvck up

lobinche101:
YOU ARE FIRED!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You brough what happened in your place of work to nairaland?
I can assure u ur boss is on nairaland bcox if ur oga fit dey bang 4 office nah bad man..
My advice to u is dat if u are nt married yet, just go and meet ur boss so dat he can sharply f**k u.. Or else, nah OYO u dey oooo..
I trust nkechi my babe, she go don bring d oga down....
Shoutout to guys dat receive credit alert more dan I love u sms #. Team ika dowo ( finger brings money)

Smh

Hmmm...see advice o!

I work in an environment where secretaries are not meant to be sexually molested by their bosses or colleagues 4 dat matter.

Atlantian:
You want to tell us you dont know the moans of sex ? You want to also tell us you dont know that most secretaries are actually our cheaper sex partners ? Who wants to keep paying expensive club girls at 15k per night when you can actually hire a secretary and pay her 60k per month to be doing everything including autoblow ?

Your boss wont fire you now, until he suspects you will tell the world his business, in fact na pity and extreme care for your welfare make the man keep you there.

Next time, know your limits.

Isn't it funny how people try to justify their mischievous acts of sexual molestation by making it look like it's the norm in the society. My boss looks very responsible, infact when u interact with him u will never expect such 4rm his person. If I had known he was capable of doing such I doubt if I would have had the courage to open the door in the first place.
One thing you should note is that my Boss doesn't own our company cos it's a MNC but he can recommend for my sack that's my only fear.

Gurgle:
But im feeling sorry for his wife

whats wrong with the guy joor

the secretary you just employed now

God please protect me from this kind of wayo husband

Gurgle:
But im feeling sorry for his wife

whats wrong with the guy joor

the secretary you just employed now

God please protect me from this kind of wayo husband

Gurgle:
But im feeling sorry for his wife

whats wrong with the guy joor

the secretary you just employed now

God please protect me from this kind of wayo husband

Shit happens....just pray 2meet d right person cos appearance culd b very deceptive.

Meet up ur boss on a good day and tell him, what happened in Vegas stays in vegas

What happened in Chicago never happened. It's as good as dat.

Life goes on





Abi o!

;DFunny u @dankamzi. it's not dat easy u know

lool

@gurgle my boss is married, but d issue is dat I enjoy a very cordial relatnshyp with my boss b4 now. He kinda avoids me and feels uncomfortable whenever am around (atleast that's what I've deduced). as for sacking me I think he won't be that stupid except he wants me to spill it!

@gurgle my boss is married, but d issue is dat. I enjoy a very cordial relatnshyp with my boss b4 now. He kinda avoids me and feels uncomfortable whenever am around (atleast that's what I've deduced). as for sacking me I think he won't be that stupid except he wants me to spill it!

[quote author=LogoDWhiz post=36343427]Chai!
U don dey hear moans, wetin u expect before? U wan watch live porn!

Well, just keep it to yourself and act normal. [/quote







It ain't dat easy, but I will try my best tho.

Thanks bro.

I encountered an act in the office some days back and since then it seems things have taken an awkward turn in my office.

I work in an organization as an assistant consultant, which by implication makes my office very close to my boss who is the senior consultant in our department.

On a fateful Friday after work, I decided to stay behind in order to tide up some office works. After about two hours I started hearing some strange moans/voices coming from the office directly opposite which happens to be my oga's office. I was curious so I decided to take a look to see what's going on, when I got to the door, I didn't hear any voice so I thought maybe it was my imagination. I gently pushed the door expecting it to be locked only for the door to open and lo and behold my boss was banging our newly employed secretary on his office table. our both eyes jammed, I stood frozen for some minutes (I guess) before I heard his voice "Young man what are you looking for in my office?"

Since that event things have been very awkward between me, my boss and the secretary. ( Don't know what to do)

I think PMB should thread carefully with Niger Delta because any attempt to undermine the impending danger in that region would spell doom for PMB's administration n Nigeria as a whole. The Govt should look for a better way of resolving crises in that region n pacify the people. *my opinion*

The umbrella body of Ijaw youths worldwide, the Ijaw Youth Council, has condemned the military siege to the Ijaw House in Yenagoa, the Bayelsa State capital, venue of a cancelled meeting called by ex-militant leader, Government Ekpemupolo, alias Tompolo. The Ijaw (Izon) House is a symbol of the Ijaw ethnic nationality as it serves as the administrative headquarters of the Ijaw National Congress, IYC, and accommodates the Bayelsa State Ministry of Ijaw National Affairs and Culture. Following the announcement of ex-militant leaders’ meeting at the House, a combined team of military and police officers in the early hours of Friday invaded and took over the building and its environs to prevent the meeting from taking place on Saturday. The Bayelsa State Governor, Seriake Dickson, had earlier cancelled the meeting called by Tompolo, former leader of the defunct Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta. The Bayelsa Governor had said he would convene a meeting with the ex-agitators in no distant time to discuss issues affecting the Niger Delta and the whole country. Reacting to the military siege, the IYC, in a statement by its spokesman, Eric Omare, said the development was illegal, unconstitutional and a sad reminder of the dark days of the military dictatorship, where Nigerians were deprived of their fundamental rights. The group said, “The IYC wishes to remind the President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari that we are in a constitutional democracy where things are done according to law. “The 1999 Constitution, which is the foundation upon which our democracy is built, recognises the right to freedom of assembly and movement. “The Niger Delta people, whether as ex-agitators or youth groups, have the right to assembly in a meeting and free movement. “Since Friday, July 24, 2015, all officers and administrative staff of the INC and IYC, including Bayelsa State civil servants under the Bayelsa State Ministry of Ijaw National Affairs and Culture, have been denied access to the premises. “This is a threat to our nascent democracy. Democracy is not only about having rice and beans to eat but the enjoyment of basic and fundamental rights which are enshrined and guaranteed in the constitution. The fears of many Nigerians that Buhari would take Nigeria back to the dark days of dictatorship, where there is no regard for human rights, are coming to reality”. The IYC said it would take legal action to address the violation, noting that whether the president liked it or not, the Niger Delta people would meet t

The umbrella body of Ijaw youths worldwide, the Ijaw Youth Council, has condemned the military siege to the Ijaw House in Yenagoa, the Bayelsa State capital, venue of a cancelled meeting called by ex-militant leader, Government Ekpemupolo, alias Tompolo. The Ijaw (Izon) House is a symbol of the Ijaw ethnic nationality as it serves as the administrative headquarters of the Ijaw National Congress, IYC, and accommodates the Bayelsa State Ministry of Ijaw National Affairs and Culture. Following the announcement of ex-militant leaders’ meeting at the House, a combined team of military and police officers in the early hours of Friday invaded and took over the building and its environs to prevent the meeting from taking place on Saturday. The Bayelsa State Governor, Seriake Dickson, had earlier cancelled the meeting called by Tompolo, former leader of the defunct Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta. The Bayelsa Governor had said he would convene a meeting with the ex-agitators in no distant time to discuss issues affecting the Niger Delta and the whole country. Reacting to the military siege, the IYC, in a statement by its spokesman, Eric Omare, said the development was illegal, unconstitutional and a sad reminder of the dark days of the military dictatorship, where Nigerians were deprived of their fundamental rights. The group said, “The IYC wishes to remind the President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari that we are in a constitutional democracy where things are done according to law. “The 1999 Constitution, which is the foundation upon which our democracy is built, recognises the right to freedom of assembly and movement. “The Niger Delta people, whether as ex-agitators or youth groups, have the right to assembly in a meeting and free movement. “Since Friday, July 24, 2015, all officers and administrative staff of the INC and IYC, including Bayelsa State civil servants under the Bayelsa State Ministry of Ijaw National Affairs and Culture, have been denied access to the premises. “This is a threat to our nascent democracy. Democracy is not only about having rice and beans to eat but the enjoyment of basic and fundamental rights which are enshrined and guaranteed in the constitution. The fears of many Nigerians that Buhari would take Nigeria back to the dark days of dictatorship, where there is no regard for human rights, are coming to reality”. The IYC said it would take legal action to address the violation, noting that whether the president liked it or not, the Niger Delta people would meet t

The umbrella body of Ijaw youths worldwide, the Ijaw Youth Council, has condemned the military siege to the Ijaw House in Yenagoa, the Bayelsa State capital, venue of a cancelled meeting called by ex-militant leader, Government Ekpemupolo, alias Tompolo. The Ijaw (Izon) House is a symbol of the Ijaw ethnic nationality as it serves as the administrative headquarters of the Ijaw National Congress, IYC, and accommodates the Bayelsa State Ministry of Ijaw National Affairs and Culture. Following the announcement of ex-militant leaders’ meeting at the House, a combined team of military and police officers in the early hours of Friday invaded and took over the building and its environs to prevent the meeting from taking place on Saturday. The Bayelsa State Governor, Seriake Dickson, had earlier cancelled the meeting called by Tompolo, former leader of the defunct Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta. The Bayelsa Governor had said he would convene a meeting with the ex-agitators in no distant time to discuss issues affecting the Niger Delta and the whole country. Reacting to the military siege, the IYC, in a statement by its spokesman, Eric Omare, said the development was illegal, unconstitutional and a sad reminder of the dark days of the military dictatorship, where Nigerians were deprived of their fundamental rights. The group said, “The IYC wishes to remind the President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari that we are in a constitutional democracy where things are done according to law. “The 1999 Constitution, which is the foundation upon which our democracy is built, recognises the right to freedom of assembly and movement. “The Niger Delta people, whether as ex-agitators or youth groups, have the right to assembly in a meeting and free movement. “Since Friday, July 24, 2015, all officers and administrative staff of the INC and IYC, including Bayelsa State civil servants under the Bayelsa State Ministry of Ijaw National Affairs and Culture, have been denied access to the premises. “This is a threat to our nascent democracy. Democracy is not only about having rice and beans to eat but the enjoyment of basic and fundamental rights which are enshrined and guaranteed in the constitution. The fears of many Nigerians that Buhari would take Nigeria back to the dark days of dictatorship, where there is no regard for human rights, are coming to reality”. The IYC said it would take legal action to address the violation, noting that whether the president liked it or not, the Niger Delta people would meet t

@Barcanista I admire ur analytical strength, ur aptitude towards political issues and most importantly ur clear cut understanding of political activities within d Nigerian system. This goes to show that u understand ur onus as far politics is concerned. keep it up bro!

Best series so far....cant wait to watch the likes of Kelly Rowland, eminem etc

as little as two years, people with type 2 diabetes may
develop problems with blood flow in the brain, which could
lower their thinking and memory skills, a small study
suggests.
"Our major finding is we have linked the acceleration of
the cognitive decline to impaired blood flow regulation in
the brain," said senior study author Dr. Vera Novak, an
associate professor of neurology at Harvard Medical
School in Boston.
The problem the researchers found was with dilation of the
blood vessels, which allows more blood to flow through
the brain. Adequate amounts of blood are crucial for
thinking skills and other activities.
The researchers found that the higher someone's average
blood sugar levels were over the previous several months
(a measure called A1C), the worse the problem with blood
vessel dilation was, Novak said.
How the study was conducted
The study was published online on the 8th of July in the
journal Neurology. It was funded by the U.S. National
Institute on Ageing, the American Diabetes Association,
the Harvard Clinical and Translational Science Center and
the U.S. National Center for Research Resources.
In the study, the researchers evaluated 40 people. Their
average age was 66. Nineteen of the study volunteers had
type 2 diabetes, and 21 didn't have the blood sugar
disease.The researchers tested everyone at the start of the
study, and again two years later. The volunteers
completed thinking and memory tests. They were also
given MRI scans to look at blood flow in their brains, and
they had blood tests to measure their average blood sugar
levels and inflammation.
At the two-year mark, those with type 2 diabetes had less
ability to regulate blood flow to the brain when needed and
scored lower on the thinking and memory tests.
On one test that looked at learning and memory, the
scores of those with diabetes dipped an average of 12
percent, from 46 points to 41. Those without type 2
diabetes stayed at an average of 55 points over the two
years.
A decline from 46 to 41 would translate roughly to
remembering 10 words on a memory test the first time,
and then remembering only 8 or 9 two years later, said
Novak. "It's only [in] two years, that's what is
concerning."
The higher the inflammation levels, the worse the blood
flow regulation, the research team found. That was true
even for people who had good control of their diabetes.
Blood flow regulation decreased 65 percent in the people
with type 2 diabetes, the researchers found.
Role of blood flow in cognition is important
Dr. Marc Gordon, chief of neurology at Zucker Hillside
Hospital, North Shore Long Island Jewish Health System,
Manhasset, said it's not new to suggest type 2 diabetes is
linked with inflammation and stress to the cells that can
lead to problems in the blood vessels.
"What's new here is they are documenting that the
changes in the blood vessel in response to circumstances
is what seems to be predicting a decline in cognition,"
said Gordon, who is also professor of neurology and
psychiatry at Hofstra North Shore Long Island Jewish
School of Medicine.
In other words, he said, it appears the inability of the blood
vessels to respond to various demands is what leads to
the thinking problem, although inflammation also plays a
role in damaging the blood vessels.
In previous research, Novak found that the brain of a
person with diabetes is about five years older, on average,
than the brain of someone without the condition. "So
essentially, the diabetic brain ages faster," she said.
The researchers added that a study with a larger group of
people and done for a longer time is needed to better
understand how type 2 diabetes may affect blood flow to
the brain.

Am talking about merit not ethnicity bro.