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I see young adults gather at the premises of the address posted by the op each time I passes by toyin street but I don't know what they are doing there.

They normally knows their victims, they would never send such interview message to someone that has a job already.

Dimma22:
There are many job scammers in Nigeria and more especially in Lagos State. One such Job scammers is M.H. Solutions. They have gone by different names but this is their current name. Their current office address is 4b, Toyin Street Ikeja, beside Inter Guide Academy and opposite Victory Home school.

These people's method is very and highly professional and by that the time you are aware of what is happening, they must have scammed you of some money, big or small.
They send interview messages to people using different names such as Esther awaken, goal getter consults, Golden Eagles Holdings, and much more.

Personally, I received a message from the so called Esther Awaken, to come for the interview at 4b, Toyin Street, Ikeja Lagos, Besides Inter Guide Academy. Below is a sample of the message.

I got to the venue precisely 7:26 A.M. all the way from Kola. By the time I got there, about ninety job applicants were already seated waiting for the interview to begin. I was amazed at the number of individuals that have gotten there. This is a description of the building: It's a three story building, with the name Trapezium. The ground floor is occupied by a company named Tobugs Textile. The first floor is occupied by this job scammers that go by the name M.H.Solutions but no sign post on their floor. the second and third floors are empty.

At the entrance, one of them who posed as security asked for the evidence of the invite, I reached out for my phone and showed him and he asked me to step in. Another one gave me a seat to sit. I applied for the position of an administrative assistant. By the time I was seated, I looked through the small crowd that came for the interview, and wondered whether I stood a chance at all.

We sat according to the time we came in. After about 30 minutes, they brought an attendance book and asked each one of us to write our names, location and address and code number (the code number was in the message that they sent). When the applicants have all written the required information in the attendance book, they asked us to come upstairs for the interview, line by line.

Anybody that gave any perceived attitude, they will ask the person to leave. By the time we were sited in the interview hall, yes I will call it a hall, though a mini hall, we should be about 50 in number. There's a projecting board in front of the hall, a mini laptop, a medium sized speaker, there are two small air conditioners hanging on the right wall of the hall, about 60 plastic chairs, and in the middle of the hall, up the ceiling, a camera.

Before the hall was a reception room where we were given another book to write our names, addresses, time we came in and we signed in at the sign in column and we submitted our CVs . The reception room has a table with a flat screen monitor and a CPU. It also has one metal seat that contains three persons at a time.

As we were all sited in the hall, (now this is how we were sited: the chairs were arranged at each side of the hall, three chairs per row and they were 10 rows on each side, a walk through space was created at the middle for easy movement) they asked us to put aside our phones. When the seats have all been taken, they left the room.

One of them returned and asked some persons to leave, obviously the persons were making use of their phones. Later one of them a supposed HR personnel, a woman in her late twenties wearing Ankara long skirt and blouse and a hijab, came in and starting from the first row at the right hand side, called names from the submitted CVs.

If you are called, you step into the interview assessment room where you be asked silly questions like date of birth, address, occupation and age. That's how they called out everyone. If they feel that you will be a problem to them, they ask you to go home, if not, they ask you to return to the hall. By the time they were done with that, another woman who by look could be in her early thirties, wearing a black trouser suits and black high heeled cover shoes came in.

She wore a tag that says 'head of HR team.' She greeted and addressed us about our attitude after which she called in her so called supervisor who came in and preached to us the benefits of working for the company that we will work only for two days in a week ( Tuesdays and Fridays specifically) after which he introduced yet another person whom he said is the boss.

A short black man with beards. The boss came in and did the final brain washing, showing us passports -which I now suspect are fake - that the company got for him and how he traveled to Dubai and Myanmar and how he has bought a latest Lexus this year, paraded the keys round halls and drummed into our ears how this could be our lot this year.

At the end, he said that we could only work for the company when we have attended their training which will hold on the 16th of January, 2021, that's the following day. But we will show commitment by paying the sum of four thousand Naira for training fees. Some individuals mentioned that they can't pay. And they left immediately.Nine of us paid 4000 Naira after which they reduced the money to two thousand at which two paid 2000 Naira and later three paid 1000 Naira.

Before you pay, either by cash or transfer, they will call you out and asked you to state why you want to pay, and some persons mentioned because they want to get a job and help their families, and so on. Note that while saying these, the applicants are facing the camera.

Some applicants who didn't have money to pay and who stayed back, were asked to come for the training only when they promised to bring the money. After which we left but not without signing out. And it was when I returned that my eye cleared. I never went back to that place again.

I know some of them are here and they would come to defend themselves, saying they sell GNLD products and that they are being accused bla bla bla, please don't listen to them, make your research about them, some persons have paid for the products and haven't received them til date. Don't fall victim please.

I regret to say that I paid two thousand Naira, for the mentioned training. I was really foolish to have fallen victim to such nonsense. Thinking about it I feel so ashamed of myself. That's what desperation causes. I was really desperate to get work, I finished from university last two years, finished service mid last year and have gone for several interviews that didn't yield any positive results.

I started teaching late last year but we all know how the educational system is battling right now, plus the pay is nothing to write home about. I am not using these as excuses to fall to such trap, but please all job seekers, let's calm down, avoid desperation, beware of job scammers, any job interview you go for and the low gentle voice in you ask you to leave, please and please, obey that voice and take your leave, you will save yourself so much embarrassment, shame and much more.

At last we will be fine. Thanks.

Come let me teach you Coding! Avoid all these unnecessary stress...I was once a victim, same year I graduated, they are all over Lagos, Gbagada, Ikeja, Just name it! I ended up scamming them though because I was brought up in Sango, you can't scam us! I told the man who referred me, I'm very much interested, I even gave him my ID card to hold, which has expired then, and I told him immediately I reached home that day, I will call him, ask for how to pay my 16k but first I need transport fare to go home. So the man gave me 2k as transport from Gbagada to Ifo and that's the end of the story.

i have been there and that was my first time of attending an interview in Lagos, but i didn't fall for their cheap scam, i know the short guy...he will even be crying at the presentation just to make u believe him

I have seem someone who brrowed Tfee to travel from Akwa Ibom to Lagos for this stuf

So painful to read.

pls always google before accepting any interviewer and call and ask questions

Asking question is not being crimes

But the problem is that

Jobbers are always fearful of employers which ought not to be

The employers need you more than you need them

In all sorry for your experience

Dimma22:
There are many job scammers in Nigeria and more especially in Lagos State. One such Job scammers is M.H. Solutions. They have gone by different names but this is their current name. Their current office address is 4b, Toyin Street Ikeja, beside Inter Guide Academy and opposite Victory Home school.

These people's method is very and highly professional and by that the time you are aware of what is happening, they must have scammed you of some money, big or small.
They send interview messages to people using different names such as Esther awaken, goal getter consults, Golden Eagles Holdings, and much more.

Personally, I received a message from the so called Esther Awaken, to come for the interview at 4b, Toyin Street, Ikeja Lagos, Besides Inter Guide Academy. Below is a sample of the message.

I got to the venue precisely 7:26 A.M. all the way from Kola. By the time I got there, about ninety job applicants were already seated waiting for the interview to begin. I was amazed at the number of individuals that have gotten there. This is a description of the building: It's a three story building, with the name Trapezium. The ground floor is occupied by a company named Tobugs Textile. The first floor is occupied by this job scammers that go by the name M.H.Solutions but no sign post on their floor. the second and third floors are empty.

At the entrance, one of them who posed as security asked for the evidence of the invite, I reached out for my phone and showed him and he asked me to step in. Another one gave me a seat to sit. I applied for the position of an administrative assistant. By the time I was seated, I looked through the small crowd that came for the interview, and wondered whether I stood a chance at all.

We sat according to the time we came in. After about 30 minutes, they brought an attendance book and asked each one of us to write our names, location and address and code number (the code number was in the message that they sent). When the applicants have all written the required information in the attendance book, they asked us to come upstairs for the interview, line by line.

Anybody that gave any perceived attitude, they will ask the person to leave. By the time we were sited in the interview hall, yes I will call it a hall, though a mini hall, we should be about 50 in number. There's a projecting board in front of the hall, a mini laptop, a medium sized speaker, there are two small air conditioners hanging on the right wall of the hall, about 60 plastic chairs, and in the middle of the hall, up the ceiling, a camera.

Before the hall was a reception room where we were given another book to write our names, addresses, time we came in and we signed in at the sign in column and we submitted our CVs . The reception room has a table with a flat screen monitor and a CPU. It also has one metal seat that contains three persons at a time.

As we were all sited in the hall, (now this is how we were sited: the chairs were arranged at each side of the hall, three chairs per row and they were 10 rows on each side, a walk through space was created at the middle for easy movement) they asked us to put aside our phones. When the seats have all been taken, they left the room.

One of them returned and asked some persons to leave, obviously the persons were making use of their phones. Later one of them a supposed HR personnel, a woman in her late twenties wearing Ankara long skirt and blouse and a hijab, came in and starting from the first row at the right hand side, called names from the submitted CVs.

If you are called, you step into the interview assessment room where you be asked silly questions like date of birth, address, occupation and age. That's how they called out everyone. If they feel that you will be a problem to them, they ask you to go home, if not, they ask you to return to the hall. By the time they were done with that, another woman who by look could be in her early thirties, wearing a black trouser suits and black high heeled cover shoes came in.

She wore a tag that says 'head of HR team.' She greeted and addressed us about our attitude after which she called in her so called supervisor who came in and preached to us the benefits of working for the company that we will work only for two days in a week ( Tuesdays and Fridays specifically) after which he introduced yet another person whom he said is the boss.

A short black man with beards. The boss came in and did the final brain washing, showing us passports -which I now suspect are fake - that the company got for him and how he traveled to Dubai and Myanmar and how he has bought a latest Lexus this year, paraded the keys round halls and drummed into our ears how this could be our lot this year.

At the end, he said that we could only work for the company when we have attended their training which will hold on the 16th of January, 2021, that's the following day. But we will show commitment by paying the sum of four thousand Naira for training fees. Some individuals mentioned that they can't pay. And they left immediately.Nine of us paid 4000 Naira after which they reduced the money to two thousand at which two paid 2000 Naira and later three paid 1000 Naira.

Before you pay, either by cash or transfer, they will call you out and asked you to state why you want to pay, and some persons mentioned because they want to get a job and help their families, and so on. Note that while saying these, the applicants are facing the camera.

Some applicants who didn't have money to pay and who stayed back, were asked to come for the training only when they promised to bring the money. After which we left but not without signing out. And it was when I returned that my eye cleared. I never went back to that place again.

I know some of them are here and they would come to defend themselves, saying they sell GNLD products and that they are being accused bla bla bla, please don't listen to them, make your research about them, some persons have paid for the products and haven't received them til date. Don't fall victim please.

I regret to say that I paid two thousand Naira, for the mentioned training. I was really foolish to have fallen victim to such nonsense. Thinking about it I feel so ashamed of myself. That's what desperation causes. I was really desperate to get work, I finished from university last two years, finished service mid last year and have gone for several interviews that didn't yield any positive results.

I started teaching late last year but we all know how the educational system is battling right now, plus the pay is nothing to write home about. I am not using these as excuses to fall to such trap, but please all job seekers, let's calm down, avoid desperation, beware of job scammers, any job interview you go for and the low gentle voice in you ask you to leave, please and please, obey that voice and take your leave, you will save yourself so much embarrassment, shame and much more.

At last we will be fine. Thanks.

Seniorwriter:
Unbecoming....

Illegality.....there are thousand of ease2access legitimate online hustles available than been indulge in such criminal acts.

One of the ease2access way to earn online is to create a valuable content and showcase it ...you can even go into dropservicing rather than indulge in defrauding unsuspecting job seekers.
I have an intern that got trained on SM monetizing and what he does now is he creates explanatory notes for persons that have defects in speaking(dumb)....I can't go into details to avoid been banned.
Just choose a niche that has demand or need then create a solution that you can monetize.

@SENIORWRITER

ok sir...

Kayodeblaze:
Come let me teach you Coding! Avoid all these unnecessary stress...I was once a victim, same year I graduated, they are all over Lagos, Gbagada, Ikeja, Just name it! I ended up scamming them though because I was brought up in Sango, you can't scam us! I told the man who referred me, I'm very much interested, I even gave him my ID card to hold, which has expired then, and I told him immediately I reached home that day, I will call him, ask for how to pay my 16k but first I need transport fare to go home. So the man gave me 2k as transport from Gbagada to Ifo and that's the end of the story.

Hello how are you, I am interested in coding. How can we meet in person ? Thank you.

I got invited for an interview at New Edge financials last week Friday at ogba. Immediately I got to ogba, I got robbed of my phone. Life of a job seeker in Lagos

That Admin's Name is Grace Okonta, don't fall victim please, he get why!!!

To be on the safe side, don't pay for any job.
If they demand any form of payment just leave . My opinion.

arthurwillia:
You are funny even if they want to start up, don’t they need capital or something
Will they see the money on the floor, I don’t know if you are offering service that people pay you, didn’t you start somewhere?

don't mind him...some people think that just bcus they had capital somewhere to start up something.... Everybody should b like dem

rowland545:
don't mind him...some people think that just bcus they had capital somewhere to start up something.... Everybody should b like dem

Exactly

Ok

We are Sorry about your experience a NEW MANAGEMENT has taken over the building and they have been flushed out . They have been replaced with better value adding businesses.

Kindly visit us again whenever you are around

Kindly accept our sincere apologies.


The employers need you more than you need them

In all sorry for your experience[/quote]

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