Romance › Re: Why Do Good/church Girls Find It Difficult To Get Married? by Niceguy0004: 4:08pm On Jun 24 |
I'm EmekaBlue: I was trying one recently but she always use the word I must obey her if i want to marry her.. Imagine that strong word Obey then again as a catholic i am serving in the wrong church i should give my life to christ and then worship in all these their new developing under zinc church they over obey their pastor.. Lastly she caught me taking just a bottle of beer once if you see the way she shouted in public saying when I said hello to her! She shouted.. Get behind me satan 😄😄😄 Laslas i reason say this lady na even baby mama why am I stressing myself when sweet ladies i can control one or two are out there. 😂😂😂😂 Just a bottle of beer lol 😁 |
Career › Re: Why Do Companies Post Vacancies When The Posts Have Been Filled? by Niceguy0004(op): 11:51am On Jun 23 |
Counterigbolies: u better forget white collar jobs which are modern day slavery n enter street, think transport or logistics n think big money where u can have your freedom n make big money to advance your life instead of looking for a non existent job which they can sack u anytime This is apt. Thanks for the heads up... |
Career › Re: Why Do Companies Post Vacancies When The Posts Have Been Filled? by Niceguy0004(op): 11:50am On Jun 23 |
Chucks13: To just waste people time that is all. This is bad in all ramification |
Career › Re: Why Do Companies Post Vacancies When The Posts Have Been Filled? by Niceguy0004(op): 11:50am On Jun 23 |
proxillin: I remember when they announced a vacancy at my office, someone internal qualified and won the job, but HR is still required to advertise it as an audit requirement.
Meanwhile its already occuppied. This is not good at all. Giving people baseless hope.. |
Career › Re: Why Do Companies Post Vacancies When The Posts Have Been Filled? by Niceguy0004(op): 11:49am On Jun 23 |
AbelAbdul: To fulfil all righteousness. Fear that the govt might sanction them. Very useless set of people |
Career › Re: Why Do Companies Post Vacancies When The Posts Have Been Filled? by Niceguy0004(op): 11:48am On Jun 23 |
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Career › Re: Why Do Companies Post Vacancies When The Posts Have Been Filled? by Niceguy0004(op): 11:47am On Jun 23 |
Walz001: Its a fantacy to see they are doing their work And also to inform you all that they still exist Africa is really black in heart na God go punish them for toying with people emotions |
Career › Re: Why Do Companies Post Vacancies When The Posts Have Been Filled? by Niceguy0004(op): 11:45am On Jun 23 |
Walz001: Its a fantacy to see they are doing their work And also to inform you all that they still exist Africa is really black in heart Na God go punish them for toying with people emotions... |
Career › Re: Why Do Companies Post Vacancies When The Posts Have Been Filled? by Niceguy0004(op): 11:44am On Jun 23 |
DeltaBachelor: Just like the poster above me said No lies at all. Average Nigeria in their 30s haven't get their life intact... |
Career › Re: Why Do Companies Post Vacancies When The Posts Have Been Filled? by Niceguy0004(op): 11:42am On Jun 23 |
Ketamine9000mg: It's a terrible experience. Medical personnels can't relate. Money we no get, but joblessness, NO. You're right. Medical line is hot cake... |
Career › Re: Why Do Companies Post Vacancies When The Posts Have Been Filled? by Niceguy0004(op): 11:42am On Jun 23 |
free2ryhme: The HRs posting these jobs have mental health issues Absolutely, they're worst than the devil.. |
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Career › Re: Why Do Companies Post Vacancies When The Posts Have Been Filled? by Niceguy0004(op): 11:40am On Jun 23 |
Quelme: Its the same everywhere. It is well. Everywhere is just saturated... |
Career › Re: Why Do Companies Post Vacancies When The Posts Have Been Filled? by Niceguy0004(op): 11:37am On Jun 23 |
christejames: Just to massage ego and a subtle way of advertising their useless brand  This is mad. They never imagine this can deal with someone mental health out there |
Career › Re: Why Do Companies Post Vacancies When The Posts Have Been Filled? by Niceguy0004(op): 11:36am On Jun 23 |
AngelSlay: If you're looking to reply as an admin or community lead, here's a balanced and engaging response:
I understand the frustration, and unfortunately, many job seekers can relate to this experience. 💔
Applying to hundreds of jobs, tailoring CVs, writing cover letters, and getting little or no response can be mentally exhausting. The silence often feels worse than a rejection because you're left wondering what happened.
That said, not every job posting is fake or already filled. Sometimes recruiters receive thousands of applications within hours, and many qualified candidates never get a response simply because of the volume.
The reality is that job boards alone are rarely enough in today's market. Networking, referrals, direct outreach, personal branding, internships, volunteering, and building relevant skills have become just as important as submitting applications.
To everyone currently job hunting: please don't tie your worth to the number of rejections or unanswered applications. A delayed opportunity is not a reflection of your value.
And if you're feeling overwhelmed, please talk to someone. No job is worth your life. ❤️
Let's keep supporting one another and sharing opportunities, strategies, and success stories. Your breakthrough may be closer than you think. 🙏🏽 Thank you so much for this |
Career › Why Do Companies Post Vacancies When The Posts Have Been Filled? by Niceguy0004(op): 8:58am On Jun 23 |
After applying to 500 Jobs from job boards and communities for 3 months straight with only 18 emails been opened. You followed up and no pim after that.
I have come to the realization that Job board application’s isn’t worth it. After starting glued and sticking like a watch job to submit a job 20-30 mins after being posted and getting ghosted.
I have seen someone commit sucide because she was not able to get a job and have been asked to pack out from where she was leaving. This job hunting game is survival now 😂.
Why post a job if you have given it out already? Mods CCc
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Entertainment › Re: 2 Ladies Carry A Drunk Man (Video) by Niceguy0004: 10:14pm On Jun 05 |
IamAtAnger: U really looseguard... if I be you na to change location cos na everlasting stamp I first avoid that group for 3 years 😄😅 |
Entertainment › Re: 2 Ladies Carry A Drunk Man (Video) by Niceguy0004: 10:12pm On Jun 05 |
AngelSlay: You didn't eat that's why. Rule 1 of alcohol always eat before you take it alcohol I ate oo, I was taking the alcohol while eating meat. I just think the combination of the drink was just too much, palmwine that's already diluted we now add skirt, legend beer and one other blue alcohol like this... |
Entertainment › Re: 2 Ladies Carry A Drunk Man (Video) by Niceguy0004: 10:11pm On Jun 05 |
Olmautos: And your Vomit go come dey smell Like 3Days Shit All my cloth just soak eh, the vomit choke |
Entertainment › Re: 2 Ladies Carry A Drunk Man (Video) by Niceguy0004: 10:10pm On Jun 05 |
Mubiola360: you are an anti christ. You went against Jesus teachings. 😀 Lol |
Entertainment › Re: 2 Ladies Carry A Drunk Man (Video) by Niceguy0004: 2:16pm On May 28 |
Omo Na like this them carry me the day I go drink palm wine mixed with monkey tail, skirt and legend beer. I slept for bare floor and was vomitting anyhow... |
Career › Re: Work Place Accusation by Niceguy0004(op): 7:01pm On May 04 |
martinskelly: Have you been doing this process right from the time you took over that role and if so you have no issues according to all what you just stated.
Take all the documents that was handed over to you including your inventory log book as your guilding shield except there is some sinister pattern going on that you ignored or noticed and did not report.
Wait a minute, who sends request for goods replenishment; you or the cashier? And where do you forward goods replenishment request to and who receives the request for the purchase of goods? The regional manager does the replenishment of goods. |
Career › Re: Work Place Accusation by Niceguy0004(op): 6:51am On May 04 |
westlius: If you write now to mgt it’s kind of late. Pray you not ropped in Next always update ur records weekly so you can see when items are missing Thank you so much for your input . The regional manager has been really moving to hold me responsible as the cashier is her sister thou I have not receive a query from her or hear from her... |
Career › Re: Work Place Accusation by Niceguy0004(op): 6:50am On May 04 |
martinskelly: Do you have your own copies of issuance documents (request documents or any other documents you guys use) and receivables (copies like waybill, receipt, invoice) from the onset, i mean the day you started work.... This documents could be of help to you).
Do you people use bin cards or your own invented inventory log book?
Do you have any other persons working with you as an assistant?
How many cashiers/marketers do you guys have and who amongst the cashiers/ marketers brings request documents to you or is it cashiers that brings request documents in the form of payment slips for goods issuance to respective client ( some distribution outlets have cashiers deputising also as marketers)?
Are you the one that receives new goods and input it wherever you guys input new goods, i mean do you do GRN or just stack up new receivables in an inventory log book?
Do you guys do pay to process i mean " no credit facility" just cash and carry basis? Some cashiers can be funny, I mean they could forge payment invoice/slip for there own personal gain if you are not smart and if you don't request a copy of payment invoice/slip as an evidence for issuance it could backfire seriously at you. Also, some cashiers can alter there point of sales system to whatever suits them if the backup engineer or the IT personal is not smart or probably gives too much and unnecessary informations to the cashiers.
The solution is if you can answer those questions above then we are heading somewhere.
Note: I have worked in a big distribution outlets as chief sales officer so I know one or two things that can help. - I have my own copy of issuance record I mean my note pad I use to note every issuance. - I do not have copies of waybill as it is the cashier that sign it while I'll be the one to receive the new goods - the cashier issued me a triplicate copies of every sales invoice. I've them all in my disposal. - we do not use bin card, we only use an invented inventory log book. - we only have one cashier and she brings request documents to me for release of goods. - I do not have an assistant. - we do credit facility for our van sales reps. - I am the one that receives by counting new goods in all storage areas while the cashier sign the waybill as the receiver. After receiving new goods, we just write it in the inventory log. - |
Career › Re: Work Place Accusation by Niceguy0004(op): 6:08pm On May 03 |
franvincoop: Happy Sunday bro. I am not angry ooo just have to put myself in the shoes of the proprietor and give it to you raw.
Now let me explain why it's more likely than not, that you are a thief. Some of the basic principles for determination of guilt/innocence necessitate the scrutiny of alibi, intention, action, inaction, motive and plausible deniability.
I put it to you that you are guilty of theft because you started work without requesting for a stock count. Who does that except for someone waiting to use this excuse later? Moreover, you took salary for 8 months as a storekeeper with zero stock count? What were you really doing there? Furthermore, even when the stock was eventually counted after 8 months, you the "storekeeper" did not have a single idea of the products "in the store of which you are the keeper".
Ignorance is not an excuse before the law, Imagine yourself a bank teller and the bank manager gives you an envelope in the morning and tells you it's your daily cash 100 million for customer withdrawal. Wise one, What's the first thing you do then? You count the cash and confirm the 100 million before you start paying out to clients. If you start paying to clients before counting, all later stories na cartoon. This application na universal even if na your Papa give you the money. Bro, so if somebody give you 1 million cash now truly, tell me, wetin be your first instinct? To count to confirm if it's complete or to spend? In addition to that, a contract can be both verbal or written, so your excuse of formal signed onboarding
So therefore, your guilt started when you involved yourself in a continuing criminal enterprise and it would be wise of you to immediately get a better understanding of the previous storekeeper and why he left and you might as well be shocked. Nevertheless, the fact that you started on day 1 as a storekeeper without knowing your stock and even till today you still don't know what you are keeping makes you guilty either by naivety (not negligence cuz u don't know shit about stock keeping) or by AGGRAVATED theft, wilful action.
Let me tell you, why I would go for wilful action, you are a very intelligent individual, your initial submission shows a level of intelligence, that is intelligent enough to start day 1 with a piece of paper, taking stock of products and confirming it. But this wise man took salary for 8 months, I'd find you guilty and order restitution of that 8 months salary cuz you were stealing and not working. On what basis can you justify your 8 months salary? What stock, what products? Sorry but you were on vacation for 8 months, here is the result now. Even if you were not stealing alone, it is immaterial unless you can implicate the cashier because you are the storekeeper and for every single day you spent on vacation, you failed to check the stock in your keeping twice daily which would have let you catch the theft. That thief can only be you, only you have the motive, alibi, opportunity, fake naivety, inaction, intent and intelligence to commit this theft and still have plausible deniability in this situation because the keys were not with you but with cashier and you were not in control of the security. That theft was done with those same transport used to distribute those products, aggravated theft I said, wilful act, Cashier receives cash for 100 pallets and the storekeeper loads the transport with 120 pallets and everyone gets a cut. So leave security at night as nothing was stolen at night, there was no break and entry, intentional daylight robbery. The cashier is the keeper of the cash while you are the keeper of the store. If you did your job, you were supposed to have known and declared that products are missing immediately the day after the theft. If you refused to do your job, you were profiting from the theft. When cash is missing we will talk to cashier but now is product in the warehouse that are missing, so it's you Mr. Storekeeper. For the fact that you took salary for 8 months and never weighed your liability, impact and implication if products were to go missing, shows that it was in your best interest for a stock not to be taken because you neither requested any when you commenced work nor did you take any daily stock. This alone is where the law will break a bone. If they put you in the box and give you a 1 page document to read, with 10 points about the roles and responsibilities of a storekeeper and when you finish reading it out loud and you were asked 10 questions on those same 10 points about the roles and responsibilities of a storekeeper vis a vis your job, you will answer "NO "10 times in a very shaky audible voice and descend that box with the highest humiliation of your life.
All this said and done, there might still be a feeling that you might really be a fall guy and really be innocent and the cashier and/or the loading labor/transport are playing a fast one on you, but the bar to prove this will be very high. Does the warehouse have CCTV? Can you prove this same thing has happened before? To the former storekeeper or the one before him? The bar to prove your innocence is very high with limited time especially when management has lost Goods and might want you in prison before any discussion.
Your options, Repay what is lost and avoid prison Negotiate to pay with % of salary Don't say a word and lawyer up asap. If all this is not possible for you, better japa go another State asap.
If you would like to stay and fight, Good luck.
This long explanation is not only for OP, but those of whom, many are in prison today claiming they are innocent like that banker who refused to count his 100 million naira cash. Who went to prison because of sheer naivety, educated but naive,the wise thieves, those who think because others have crossed the bridge, they can also cross and just then shit hits the fan.
Good luck to OP but try to settle or vanish even if innocent. Don't stand and fight even if innocent, prisons are overcrowded but space still dey. You are so on point and I appreciate ur reversal of your fowl words. I am sure u didn't read through my post very. Stock count was only not done for 6 months because the warehouse was very small and stocks were arranged and piled up so no space to count at all so the regional manager relax when stocks will be out of the warehouse a bit. I started working in October but in March, a stock count was done between myself and the regional manager. The figure counted for each stocks was never documented and transferred to me through a signed agreement but was only communicated verbally that stock count was done, this was never the standard I know. Another point is that some stock were never rearranged before counting so we can be sure of the actual figures cos the regional manager instructed we spot check a certain stock which I am having variance with currently. So since the stock count in March I have been taking my stock adequately. The previous storekeeper left with a debt of 2M and the StoreKeeper before that one made away with 3.6M... I am also very concerned about the key in the possession of the cashier cos the regional manager has eluded her and wanted to push the variance on me cos I hold the title of the StoreKeeper. |
Career › Re: Work Place Accusation by Niceguy0004(op): 5:46pm On May 03 |
Crunchy12: Let me be direct: you are being set up as a scapegoat, and you need to fight back — strategically and immediately. Here is my honest, frank assessment:
You Are in a Significantly Strong Position The company's case against you is riddled with procedural failures that, in any fair tribunal or court, would severely undermine their ability to hold you liable. Here's why: 1. No formal assignment = No formal accountability You cannot be held to the standards of a role you were never officially given. Accountability follows documented authority. If they never gave you a letter of appointment, job description, or formal onboarding into the Storekeeper role, they essentially never gave you the legal responsibility that comes with it. You were performing duties informally — that is their negligence, not yours. 2. The keys issue is potentially your strongest defense This is critical. Custody of keys is not a minor administrative detail — it is the primary instrument of control over warehouse stock. The fact that the cashier held the keys and took them home daily means that at any given moment, stock could have been accessed, moved, or manipulated without your knowledge or presence. You cannot be accountable for inventory you did not have exclusive, secured access to. Full stop. 3. No stock count for 6 months is a red flag — against them A responsible company conducts regular stock counts precisely to identify and isolate variances early. The 6-month gap is a massive operational failure on management's part. That delay makes it virtually impossible to pinpoint when the variance occurred, who was responsible, or even whether the variance existed before you arrived. 4. No signed documentation of the stock count = No valid baseline A stock count that was never formally communicated, documented, or signed off is essentially inadmissible as evidence against you. You cannot be held accountable for a discrepancy derived from a process you were not formally made part of.
What You Should Do — Right Now Immediately:
Write a detailed, dated memo to HR and your line manager (or Regional Manager) formally restating all your concerns — no formal appointment, no job description, no key custody, no documented stock count. Put it in writing. Email is best, so there is a timestamp. Do not sign anything that suggests you accept responsibility for the variance. Do not make any verbal admissions, even casually. Anything you say can and will be used against you.
Collect evidence:
Any messages (WhatsApp, email, etc.) showing you raised concerns about your role or access. Any witness who can confirm the cashier held the keys. Records showing you were never formally onboarded.
Seek legal advice urgently:
Consult a labor lawyer or employment attorney as soon as possible, especially given the threat of "pressing charges." In many jurisdictions, pressing criminal charges for stock loss without evidence of personal culpability or theft is extremely difficult — but you need a professional to assess your specific legal environment. Contact your country's labor commission or equivalent body. What has been done to you — holding you accountable for a role you were never formally assigned — may itself constitute an unfair labor practice.
My Bottom Line The Regional Manager is attempting to transfer the consequences of management's operational failures onto you. The lack of formal appointment, the absence of key custody, the undocumented stock count, and the 6-month delay are not your failures — they are the company's. You did not create this vulnerability; they did. Do not be intimidated into silence or guilt. Protect yourself assertively, document everything going forward, and get legal counsel. You have more to stand on than they want you to believe.
Note: This is my strong opinion based on the facts as presented. I am not a lawyer, and this does not constitute formal legal advice. Please consult a qualified legal professional for guidance specific to your jurisdiction. Thank you for this details input. I do really appreciate. I am sending a mail to the HR while I cc the regional manager. |
Career › Re: Work Place Accusation by Niceguy0004(op): 5:36pm On May 03 |
Love800: You do the storekeeper in a restaurant? Distributor of flour mill |
Career › Re: Work Place Accusation by Niceguy0004(op): 2:26pm On May 03 |
naija1stnigar: haa! Bro am very sorry to say this, you self no try o, how can you be in a warehouse and not take stocks for a whooping 8 months!!! Isn't there a tracking software on the computer to receive and dispatch goods? Once you receive any goods physically, you validate them and you make sure that what you have on your system tallies with your physical stock, anytime you receive, you must count to make sure it is correct before you validate, inventory Job is not a baby Job o, If you loose guard you go enter gbese o!! I just hope you find a solution to this, but don't let it happen next time.... Wish you the best. Thank you for your input. I will be alerted all time from now... |
Career › Re: Work Place Accusation by Niceguy0004(op): 2:25pm On May 03 |
mctech: Exactly. They may have colluded to steal company goods while setting you up to be the fall guy. This is unfair... |
Career › Re: Work Place Accusation by Niceguy0004(op): 2:24pm On May 03 |
westlius: Pls don’t always use the line the cashier is always with the keys
Let me give you a senecio Am an Accountant (chartered in the making) My younger sis got a job as an inventory officer, she experienced the same tin you are taking I told her to always check her stock level and do a follow up with her books, as she does it regularly, and signs on them, She notice stealing, shortage of goods, she spoke with the MD she shared are books with him, investigation begin quietly and the culprit was caught who holds the key.
Can I also shock you security can get assess to your store and move items when it’s late light, and when you don’t check your records periodically, the stealing will be much and it will be all wired back to you Thank you so much. Are you now advising I should not write to the management but keep updating my books and records..?! |
Career › Re: Work Place Accusation by Niceguy0004(op): 2:22pm On May 03 |
martinskelly: This is where your problem started from, even the cashier can pin his/her own negligence on you.
Store keeping is a very delicate and complex job on its own, it's also a porous job if proper bookkeeping is ignored.
See, there books have been compromised things have gone bad without proper checks and balances. The least you could have done when you first accepted the role was to have gotten record of the closing and opening stock before proceeding, THAT IS THE BASIS. You're absolutely right, what's the way out going forward. |
Career › Re: Work Place Accusation by Niceguy0004(op): 2:20pm On May 03 |
femi4: You cannot reasonably be held solely liable where you had no formal appointment, no documented stock handover, and no exclusive control of the warehouse.
Put your position in writing immediately. State the lack of role clarity, shared access (cashier holding keys), and absence of signed stock records.
For you to be liable, you should have FULL control of the warehouse
Cc the management Thank you for your input |