Foreign Affairs › Re: U.S. Launches 10th Consecutive Night Of Strikes On Iran by MrSly(m): 5:55pm On Jul 21 |
Prisendent Trump. I salute you!!! The President. Over here they paid them ransom. But you and Bibi takes no shit. |
Education › Re: Anambra School Teacher Surrenders Self To Police After Causing Pupil’s Death by MrSly(m): 4:56pm On Jul 21 |
Helinuse: Out of their goodwill to correct and train these children, These teachers become victims of circumstance.
If I were the president, I would issue an executive order stating that, just as no Doctor can be held liable for any outcome of their practice, so also should teachers be protected.
A parent will send out a sick child to school, and the child will be among the most untrained and stressful, and then when someone corrects such a child, news like this comes out.
My heart goes first to the teacher and her family. You are experienced, probably a teacher to have captured the true image of the situation. And some media would intentionally put 'flog to death' to deliberately sentionalise it. |
Education › Re: Anambra School Teacher Surrenders Self To Police After Causing Pupil’s Death by MrSly(m): 4:54pm On Jul 21 |
motymop: Damn! Things dey happen for naija
So many angry people in this country.
Schools need teachers to take anger management classes so that they won't overdo and end up in jail
If a teacher can beat a child to death imagine what that teacher is doing to his or her kid
Some teachers disguise their cruelty under instilling discipline You lack experience. Do you think that whenever thesdia sensationally puts flog to death headline that it means senseless flogging. A student has dies after receiving just about two mild strokes of the cane. Mind you very moderate in line with ethics. So sometimes it is not what you think. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Xenophobia: Nigeria Sacrificed Scholarship Funds To Support Sa's Liberation: VP by MrSly(m): 4:47pm On Jul 21 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Xenophobia: Nigeria Sacrificed Scholarship Funds To Support Sa's Liberation: VP by MrSly(m): 4:20pm On Jul 21 |
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Politics › Re: Residents of Obehie-Azumini In Abia State Call Out Gov Alex Otti Over Bad Roads by MrSly(m): 10:38am On Jul 21 |
Otamendi99: But you all want Tinubu to fix the whole Nigeria in 3 years. Nice one Remove tinubu from the discussion we are talking about verifiable humans. |
Politics › Re: Mutfwang Paid Compensation For Seized Civil War Property, Reaffirms Igbo Unity by MrSly(m): 10:30am On Jul 21*. Modified: 3:55pm On Jul 21 |
Azazyel: Which terrorist did tinubu pay? Mention with facts let's analyze it. Also mention how Caleb has managed to secure plateau state from marauders. You want facts right? Let's begin with facts and evidences proving that you have a destiny to achieve in this life. Only then we would manufacture the facts and evidence of this obvious truth that ransom were paid to secure the release of these people. |
Politics › Re: Mutfwang Paid Compensation For Seized Civil War Property, Reaffirms Igbo Unity by MrSly(m): 11:42pm On Jul 19 |
Azazyel: So tell me what makes Caleb better. Also tell me the things tinubu got wrong that Caleb did right Tinubu pays terrorist to release kidnapped victims even as a commander in chief of all armed forces. Even a toddler won't stoop that low before ISWAP. That alone makes him worse than anything in this country. |
Politics › Re: Reno Omokri's Birthday Message to Peter Obi at 65 by MrSly(m): 10:33pm On Jul 19 |
Ttalk: Politics without bitterness. That's what Omoluabi represents. 
Reno probably has Yoruba blood running in his veins
Despite the greeting, Obidients will still have reason to abuse Reno. You can confirm this from post below by the Obidients Before you begin to shout noisily as your DNA programmed you. Answer this common question, where and was that picture there taking? |
Politics › Re: Mutfwang Paid Compensation For Seized Civil War Property, Reaffirms Igbo Unity by MrSly(m): 10:22pm On Jul 19 |
Azazyel: So mutfwang is now suddenly better than tinubu. Chai you guys are something else Tinubu is the worst thing in nigeria right now. |
Politics › Re: Mutfwang Paid Compensation For Seized Civil War Property, Reaffirms Igbo Unity by MrSly(m): 10:21pm On Jul 19 |
Hespee93: Chai!!! 😂😂😂. See mentality No bigot takes a solemn truth. I am not surprise at your irrationality. |
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Politics › Re: Mutfwang Paid Compensation For Seized Civil War Property, Reaffirms Igbo Unity by MrSly(m): 7:01pm On Jul 19 |
OpSystem: Governor Mutfwang also disclosed that his administration had paid compensation for a property that was seized by the government in the aftermath of the civil war
At bolded, how is the governor able to identify the real victims of the seized properties?
Sheun!!! Where is my package as the FTC? This is the mentality that kept nigeria where it is today. It is not about what I get or not get. It is about doing the right thing. Gov. Mutfwang has a better presidential quality than tinubu raise to power infinity. |
Career › Re: Badejo-Okusanya emerges First Elected Female President Of The NBA, She Reacts by MrSly(m): 6:23pm On Jul 19 |
Geovanni412: NBA did not go electronic successfully
Things were better with Mr. Olumide Akpata.
Many lawyers were unable to vote, due to the glitches in the system.
Even a presidential candidate, Lateef Akangbe, SAN, was unable to vote
A candidate from NBA Aba, contesting for General Council of the Bar,only saw his name on the voting portal, after 7000 votes had been cast for the position.
And even then, they included his name and didn't affix his picture unlike that of his electoral rivals.
THE ELECTION WAS A MIRROR OF THE NIGERIAN SITUATION. That taken. The attempt by NBA is an evidence that it is doable if Nigerian politicians sincerely want credible |
Crime › Re: Terrorists Released Us Before Soldiers Took Us Home – Rescued Oyo Teacher by MrSly(m): 4:00pm On Jul 19 |
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Career › Re: Badejo-Okusanya emerges First Elected Female President Of The NBA, She Reacts by MrSly(m): 3:19pm On Jul 19 |
I thought they said the chief snatcher wanted to meddle in the affairs of NBA. But electronic voting na your mate. NBA is able to go electronic but nigeria cannot so that evening news paper politicians would hold unto power unmeritorously |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Is Rebuilding The South East, History Will Be Kind To Him - Soludo by MrSly(m): 3:14pm On Jul 19 |
Image123: You must be very poor at statistics and probability. Two concept you don't understand. You are just babbling and blabbing at the same time. |
Politics › Re: Atiku’s Camp Calls For Oriire Kidnap Probe Following Revelation By Freed Teacher by MrSly(m): 2:34pm On Jul 19 |
LibertyRep: APC in it's opposition days would have done more than this.
But can you people stop please, and have some decorum.
Can you respect the memories of the dead.
Can you not dampen the morale of the security men who made sacrifices for this feat to be recorded.
You politicians can do better. No one made any sacrifice to the release of these people. Money was paid. Soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice were set up by the same people who sent them. A lot of betrayal in national armed forces becjady they want to advance Sharia. God is above all of them. They am have all failed. |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Is Rebuilding The South East, History Will Be Kind To Him - Soludo by MrSly(m): 2:24pm On Jul 19 |
Image123: Stop taking banned substances. Those who took it for a long time are now President. |
Politics › Re: Three Parties Miss INEC Deadline For Presidential Candidate Upload by MrSly(m): 2:00pm On Jul 19 |
Tupacx: labour party is for tinubu...Otti has made it clear with his body language. why dem go support Obi wey run leave dem in times of trouble? You don't know what you are saying. The fact that you said body language should have passed to you a bigger lesson. Why body language and not a bold step in proclaiming it. Anyways thre is hardly a grown up here in terms of experience, history and deep political calculations. |
Politics › Re: Three Parties Miss INEC Deadline For Presidential Candidate Upload by MrSly(m): 1:55pm On Jul 19 |
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Politics › Re: Tinubu, I’m Waiting For My Arrest. Self-defense Is A Must- Revd Dachomo by MrSly(m): 1:52pm On Jul 19 |
ogododo: “Tinubu, I’m Waiting For My Arrest. Self-Defense Is a Must, And We Are Prepared. Enough Is Enough.” ~ Reverend Ezekiel Dachomo Reacts After Fulani Terror!sts K!lled Nine Members Of His Family And Sent Him a Threat Letter Warning That He Would Be K!lled The Same Way His Brother Was.💔
You spoke like a true man and a child of the Most High. You are not to be afraid. Don't spear marauders who are on the illusion of islamsation. Count them in low key as soon as they begin to show their blood thirst. |
Family › Re: The Alarming Rate Of Divorce At This Present Time Is Scary. by MrSly(m): 1:39pm On Jul 19 |
donogaga: Mothers are still in their marriages but their daughters are already divorced, why?
But why? And the funny thing is that their mothers who are solidly behind their daughter divorce while happily glued to theirs still. |
Career › Re: Why Nigerian Employers Get Away With Paying Peanuts & Why We Never Talk About It by MrSly(m): 1:37pm On Jul 19 |
albacete: Sunic, an eatery located in Owerri has a knack for hiring staff without proper documentation. No offer letter or any official means of ID is given to you when you join them. Your job description can be anything and everything. Any little mistake you make, and your pitiable salary gets the hit. Talk of practically walking on eggshells. You come to work a minute late and you get debited N500 per day multiplied by the number of times in a month. But when you work overtime, you get N50 per hour as compensation. You heard me right. N50 as overtime pay for 1 hour. In this Tinubu era where the price of fuel is 1300/liter. Then, you come to work an hour late and 5k is taken per number of days you clocked in late and the money is deducted from source when salary is paid. You will be mistaken if you think your daily pay is 5k, that makes them take 5k for an hour’s lateness. You earn less that 2,500 per day (N250 per hour) but you get N5k as penalty for an hour’s lateness. Yes, it’s 10 hours per day, not 8. It’s not an issue if overtime pay is at least half of the surcharge for lateness, but as greedy as they are, they always take more than they give. You can work 2 hours overtime at least to make up for the lateness but it doesn’t work that way in Sunic.
From the first day you start working there, just know that the odds are stacked against you.
Providing a guarantor is not enough, they will still take what they call security which is the equivalent of a month’s salary (spread in 4 months) until you decide to leave, and you will be extremely lucky to go with it intact (after inflation has taken its own cut). Imagine the HR setting aside your one month salary of say, N50K as security deposit for God knows when and no interest accrues on that amount, even if you work there for donkey years. Money that will be generating monthly interest in your OPay account is what the HR is keeping and it will be losing value. In 3 years time when you finally get your senses back and decide to try something or somewhere else, your N50K will now be worth N32k, if not less.
Should I talk about the additional job descriptions that they gradually introduce as the days go by? The HR always withholds the full information you need to know concerning your job description and pay. He only tells you about the security after 2 days of training and then make it seem like he forgot to state it initially.
Some of the staff that resigned recently still have their salaries owed them. This fast food, Sunic, is notorious for having a high turnover of staff. People get hired, and in less than 6 months they leave the job. The ones that still work there are the fellows that the company have taken their youth and their juice, so even if they decide to leave, no other company will be willing to hire them. Others are bidding their time, waiting for an opportunity to leave. I can go on and on, but time and space constrains me. I will make a detailed exposition at the appropriate time. Both here and across all other social media platforms (especially X) What a typical day in the office looks like, how the company steals from staff in the name of surcharges, the scam called off days among other issues.
The pertinent question to ask is this: Is there a way one can institute an action against them? What agencies are responsible for checking the excesses of this company and others who tow this path? Is it the NLC, Servicom, SERAP or the National Industrial Court? Evil thrives when men refuse to do the right thing. I will continue to talk about this until it gets to the appropriate quarters. The name is Sunic, it’s at Douglas Road, Owerri. See how you put up the name, address and tries your best to tarnish the image of the organisation. I am sure the case will be different if it belonged to your father. That is how wicked and selective justice found among people who have nothing to lose, those who have never laboured to put up sth jn their entire lives. Not an insult, this is my discovery. |
Career › Re: Why Nigerian Employers Get Away With Paying Peanuts & Why We Never Talk About It by MrSly(m): 1:28pm On Jul 19 |
Dmthreads: I need to get something off my chest, because I think a lot of us have normalized something that genuinely shouldn't be normal.
A friend of mine — university graduate, skilled, works in a demanding role — recently told me her monthly salary. I won't put the exact figure here, but let's just say it was embarrassingly low for the amount of work, hours, and stress involved. When I asked why she hasn't pushed back or looked elsewhere, her answer was simple: "at least I have a job."
That sentence alone tells you everything about the power employers hold in this country right now.
"At least you have a job" has become an excuse for exploitation
Because unemployment is so high, employers know they don't have to pay fairly — there's always somebody desperate enough to accept whatever is offered. So salaries stay stagnant, workloads increase, and the moment you complain, you're quietly reminded that ten other people would gladly take your position at half the stress tolerance.
Salary secrecy protects the employer, not the employee
Most Nigerian workplaces treat salary information like classified government intelligence. You're often not even allowed to know what your colleague doing the same job earns. This secrecy benefits nobody but the company — because if people knew how unevenly (and sometimes unfairly) pay is distributed internally, there would be real pushback.
"Experience" is used as payment
Especially for young graduates — companies dangle "exposure" and "experience" as if it should replace an actual living wage. Meanwhile rent, transport, and food don't accept "experience" as payment.
Job hopping gets frowned upon, but staying loyal rarely gets rewarded either
Stay too long without much salary movement, and you're seen as complacent. Leave for better pay elsewhere, and you're labeled "not loyal" or "job-hopper." Employees can't win either way, while employers benefit from both the guilt-tripping and the underpayment.
Skilled workers are undervalued until they leave the country
Funny enough, the same skills that earn "we can't afford to pay you well" here suddenly become worth 5-10x more the moment someone relocates abroad. That alone tells you the issue was never really about the value of the skill — it's about what employers can get away with paying, locally.
This isn't about entitlement, it's about fairness
Working hard should reasonably translate to being paid what your labor is actually worth, not just enough to survive while a company profits comfortably off your underpayment.
I think a big part of shifting this starts with us actually talking about pay more openly instead of treating it as a taboo topic, and being willing to walk away from roles that don't value us — as difficult as that is in this economy.
What's the most underpaid you've ever been for the amount of work you were doing? And do you think Nigerians will ever get more comfortable discussing salaries openly with each other? 👇 Lack of experience makes people to talk trash thinking they are making some points. Before you speak of things you don't know first of all start up a business, employ people like 5 and above, run it for 5years, at least. Them come back for this discussion. Before then good luck in your rant. |
Romance › Re: A Virgin With Bad Character Or A Non-virgin With Good Character by MrSly(m): 1:13pm On Jul 19 |
RolexOfGeneva: You must choose one for marriage (you can't choose neither) - A virgin with bad character or a non-virgin with good character, which would you choose? Most non virgin you brand good character are just adaptations to hard life lessons from their sexcapades. A virgin is a virgin, a non virgin is what it is. There is no comparison. |
Romance › Re: A Virgin With Bad Character Or A Non-virgin With Good Character by MrSly(m): 1:11pm On Jul 19 |
RolexOfGeneva: You must choose one for marriage (you can't choose neither) - A virgin with bad character or a non-virgin with good character, which would you choose? A woman who respects her husband is all a man needs. |
Politics › Re: Margaret Obi Dancing At An Event In Lagos by MrSly(m): 1:10pm On Jul 19 |
Praktikals1000: Very unpresidential. Like husband like wife. And the husband will be wearing same black mourning cloth up and down Lol. You guys are really unbelievable. I don't want to insult an old grand father. Bi would have posted some images of tinubu so you tell me what is presidential about them. Look at unfiltered picture you called un presidential yet the heavily edited of the druggie and his owl looking wife are presidential to you. Emilolan is officially a psychological disorder. |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Is Rebuilding The South East, History Will Be Kind To Him - Soludo by MrSly(m): 12:56pm On Jul 19 |
Daguccizgreat: Mumu Governor. What has Tinubu done in the south east ? Keep fooling yourself because of presidency. You will NEVER smell it You know politics well. Soludos political journey ends here. |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Is Rebuilding The South East, History Will Be Kind To Him - Soludo by MrSly(m): 12:55pm On Jul 19 |
Image123: Chukwuma Charles Soludo Governor, Anambra State The great governor who lost his single opportunity to be great by fighting the very ladder that would have taken him to the greatness he seeks. Solid performed poorly in Anambra state. He had wonderful predecessors but what can a non profit they teach a prof? And that mentality is the band of soludos vissionless govt. |
Celebrities › Re: Tinubu Not Perfect; Give Him More Time - Jide Kosoko by MrSly(m): 12:50pm On Jul 19 |
HacheNoire: Jide Kosovo nailed it!
A good one coming from the Great Jide Kosoko!
His Excellency, President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu (GCFR) is on track and anyone devoid of hate can attest to that. He is on track so when we fish him outter aso rock make him the commended in chief of your household. |
Celebrities › Re: Tinubu Not Perfect; Give Him More Time - Jide Kosoko by MrSly(m): 12:49pm On Jul 19 |
Racoon: Meanwhile here is the same hypocrite back then when things have not gone this terribly bad. Parochial ethno-religio-regional bigotry and tribalism is the bane of this contraption of a nation.
There are a lots of wicked souls in this country today. Thank goodness, posterity and history have unravelled some of these hypocrites for who they never were. A comedian has no business and nothing meaningful to contribute to national building. He has spoken according to the level of this rational capacity. But we Nigerians know that tinubu has nothing to offer us. Tinubu is a goner. |