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Hemanwel:omo, na juju pro max be that oo. This one pass Abracadabra ![]() |
incogni2o:the content of your mind plenty oo. But it's all good. You made alot of sense 😊 |
My playlist updated! |
lenghtinny:your bad mouth no be here oo. Which be "old age do this one"? 🤣 ![]() |
lenghtinny:your bad mouth no be here oo. Which be "old age do this one"? 🤣 |
He no wan drop for boys so them put am for him body wotoporously |
[quote author= post=136524475]Source: https://dailypost.ng/2025/08/20/veteran-nollywood-actor-fabian-adibe-dies-at-82/[/quote]A legend goes home. You came. You saw. You conquered. Keep resting sir and thank you so much for your invaluable contribution to Nollywood. Until we see to part no more. Adieu legend! 😢 |
maasoap:💯 correct |
Fiscus105:First...Bro, wetin make u no wake as early as 5am to take your bath, na u sabi. Queue for bathroom and toilet no be here oo Secondly, their toilet is almost always pit toilet. Thirdly, if you like find trouble if you like no find trouble, trouble go still find you come. That one na for sure. Fourth, Nepa dey always cut their light. 😁 Fifth, na inside here fine girl dey plenty pass Sixth...gossip and malice in this type of place is legendary. Seventh...if you looseguard for where you dey cook inside kitchen, you go regret your life. Make I no talk pass that one Thank God for where I am today. The experience was worth it 😁 I really learnt a lot. |
PapaNnamdi:because na crime to live for this kinda compound. |
Y'all should do your due diligence before buying from these sellers oo cos most of them are rip off. Come here to sell at exorbitant prices all in the name of clearance. Enter market go price first o or online market places. |
Ibehchizzy:you see 20k, you still dey ask ![]() |
NIKEDEEDS:fingerprint calibration bawo? Bro, can it be fixed? |
Bahamas95:me too |
adenigga:Later now one so called senator will come out and say we will pity him if we see his salary and allowance. So na 21.6million wey you dey collect we go pity you? Hmm. No problem. |
Morbeta11:better go pay your debt before that hand grab your neck oo. |
fergie001:see lamba! This one don see us finish oo |
jackie111:it's federal universities. All those ones there are private universities. |
alphonsojaybaz:no go start wetin you no go fit finish o. Just look for a peaceful way to resolve the issue after all na accident which can happen to anyone. But say u wan carry fight go meet Dangote. Hmm. Even the name sef suppose fear you. But I know say Dangote no be troublemaker. Just settle things peacefully. |
Is this an advertorial or what? 🤔 |
R.I.Ps don too much this year oo. What's going na? Who did we offend? Father Lord, please 🙏 come to our aid oo cos fear don dey catch me like this 😨 |
Thundafireseun:money is the name of the game. The guy went where his bread is better buttered. ![]() |
ednut1:brief illness means you fall sick...after 2 seconds, you kpai. Nahim be brief illness. ![]() |
okomile:you just picked on mine...please mind yourself too. Mtcheww! |
okomile:so young? With that face?? Make una dey take am easy na. Just drop your own R.I.P and pass. Which one be so young? R I.P to the dead! Her opponents don finally get her. Naija politics na very nonsense game. Play it at your own risk. For your own good, better get yourselves well fortified before diving in if not OYO na your name. |
BensonT:bro, your address? |
You no get office address? Which one be ikeja computer village? |
L0wk3y:I no fit laff ooo 😁😂😆 Characters not complete yet. God abeg oo |
A man employed at a cafeteria within the University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) who earned a monthly wage of ₦15,000 has reportedly been sacked after confronting his employer over an unpaid June salary. The worker says he received only ₦10,000 when he asked for the owed pay, and was subsequently terminated from his role at the eatery. The incident was first brought to public attention in a post shared on X (formerly Twitter) by the user @Wisdomiel, who provided a short account of what happened and included a screenshot related to the exchange. According to the post, the employee had not been paid for June and — facing urgent school-related expenses — reached out to his manager to request the outstanding amount. In his post, the man explained that he called his boss to explain his situation and request the unpaid wage. Rather than receiving the full ₦15,000 he was entitled to for the month, the boss sent a partial payment of ₦10,000. The worker says that shortly after accepting the partial payment and explaining his need, he was dismissed from his position without further compensation or explanation. “Last month, I was sacked from my job at an eatery in Unilorin, where I earned ₦15,000 monthly. In June, they didn’t pay my salary, so I called my boss to explain that I urgently needed the money for school stuff. He sent me ₦10,000, and shortly after, I was sacked,” he wrote in the post shared by @Wisdomiel, according to the screenshot circulated online. The post has prompted questions from members of the online community about labour practices at small campus eateries and the protections available to low-paid workers who depend on punctual wages to cover school fees and other essential costs. Several commentators called for the eatery’s management to explain its actions and for university authorities to look into the matter, given the worker’s claim that his dismissal followed directly after asking for legally owed pay. Labour rights advocates note that even informal and low-wage employees are entitled to fair treatment and prompt payment for services rendered. Observers also highlighted the power imbalance that can leave students and other vulnerable workers reluctant to press for full wages for fear of retaliation, such as termination. Attempts to reach the eatery’s management for comment have not been included in the post shared on X. The worker’s account, as published by @Wisdomiel, is currently the primary piece of evidence circulating online; however, interested parties have urged further verification and a formal response from the eatery and any relevant campus authorities. As the story continues to circulate on social platforms, several users have suggested practical steps for the displaced worker, including contacting campus student services, the university’s labour relations office (if available), or local worker-rights organisations that assist with wage disputes and wrongful dismissals. Others encouraged witnesses or anyone with additional information to come forward to corroborate the account https://www8.justnaija.com/viral/unilorin-eatery-sacks-worker-earning-15k-month-after-he-asked-for-june-salary-pays-10k-instead-f35259/
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Swerve4me:container fell on top the man and crushed him to death. R.I.P. man but why you sef go carry wetin pass you? |
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