₦airaland Forum

raumdeuter:
The Labor Party candidate for governor in Oyo state revealed how Tinubu used Pat Utomi as a distraction to break Atikus votes

Today Utomi replied with this cryptic tweet neither denying nor admitting

https://www.nairaland.com/7702458/acted-love-common-good-pat

nihilistjnr:
I don't think standard employment terms apply here.

Ben Hundeyin said she was being charged at a court martial for desertion. In a profession where employees are expected or even obligated to sacrifice their lives for the badge, I don't think we can apply standard employment terms.

To be honest, whilst if she absconded before working her full notice period at a normal job, her employers would not only be well within their rights to try to recover salary costs from her, but a particularly petty organisation could legally pursue her for the cost of lost revenue, although they would need to be able to prove that her absence led to the organisation's inability to satisfy contractual obligations.

The biggest takeaway here is that everybody needs to read their employment contract thoroughly before they sign. If you signed up to work for a police force that includes detaining abscondees in its disciplinary handbook, then the game is the game.

OasisX:


GEE CEE OH HEN

afrodoc2:
The smile still scare me small, but it is improving.

GloriousGbola:
Madam is a lawyer, one guy who had a case had his passport seized and he literally procured a new one and got visa and travelled in and out of the country. Naija ehn.

With the way the police meant him on this matter, I still think it was a stupid move though

iamoyindamola:
Baba japa go collect fresh air

raumdeuter:
I saw a video of Ben Bruce at the Dangote refinery. He basically said expect prices of Oil to increase, We will pay market value. Dangote set the refinery to make money not for charity. If he doesn't charge market value, he will go broke and bankrupt

raumdeuter:
I saw a video of Ben Bruce at the Dangote refinery. He basically said expect prices of Oil to increase, We will pay market value. Dangote set the refinery to make money not for charity. If he doesn't charge market value, he will go broke and bankrupt

afrodoc2:
I was referring to the nearly 12 months period that elapsed while her resignation was delayed BEFORE she deserted. From what we know so far i don't think she was in any official trouble until she deserted, and she only deserted because they refused to process her resignation in a timely manner. Even then, in most organisations you can't be forced to stay back to work just because you are being investigated for fraud or some other misdeed. If the misdeed can result in criminal prosecution that can go ahead whether you are still working there or not.

The military (and maybe the police) can be different. This is where your point about the terms of her contract comes in. Is it a fixed-term contract thing without option of resignation, or with resignation accepted only at the discretion of the authorities?

The other issue is that she handled the situation all wrong, first by absconding and secondly by aiming for social media justice. Something that could have solved in the first place by getting a competent lawyer. Even if the police messed up by delaying a resignation she was entitled to, she bailed them out by deserting.

GloriousGbola:
a lot of us have disregard for process or take it for granted. and when you want to fk with a person from within a structured environment, you use the process on him. this lady has effectively done a seun kuti to herself - she has flouted the rules, and she has made sure everyone is aware she did so. unless she can demonstrate that her ogas at the top have refused to act on her resignation. it is possible but will be very hard to prove

iamoyindamola:
So why are they praising him, he did what yoruba call Ma mu owo ile lo sita

Roland17:
She should have gotten a lawyer that specializes in labor laws or check for herself, the policies and procedures that guide termination, resignation and other forms of disengagement in the Nigerian Police Force.

The policies and procedures of the company or the Police in this instance will state the timeline for processing a resignation and other forms of disengagement. If the policy has a defined timeline and it has expired then she can sue or seek relief using the established policy, however, if there is no timeline to process a resignation which would be unusual then it is deemed she deserted her job based on the policy and procedures that defines "deserting" in the Police Force.

Roland17:
She should have gotten a lawyer that specializes in labor laws or check for herself, the policies and procedures that guide termination, resignation and other forms of disengagement in the Nigerian Police Force.

The policies and procedures of the company or the Police in this instance will state the timeline for processing a resignation and other forms of disengagement. If the policy has a defined timeline and it has expired then she can sue or seek relief using the established policy, however, if there is no timeline to process a resignation which would be unusual then it is deemed she deserted her job based on the policy and procedures that defines "deserting" in the Police Force.

raumdeuter:
The way some people believe in this social media thing and every case its straight to social media

You have an issue with your boss or colleague sitting in the next office - Straight to Social media
You have an issue with your spouse sitting or sleeping next to you - Straight to social media
You dey chop for restaurant, food get too much salt, portion small, or burn- straight to social media

What attention were you hoping to gain from social media beyond shaming the person publicly? Aside massaging your ego and getting e-likes and retweets from your e-friends who mostly cannot help you

OasisX:
Court fines ex-presidential candidate N40m for seeking to halt Tinubu’s inauguration.

The Court of Appeal in Abuja on Thursday, May 25, 2023, slammed a fine of N40 million on a former Presidential candidate of the Hope Democratic Party, Chief Ambrose Albert Owuru, for filing a frivolous suit to stop the inauguration of the President-elect, Bola Ahmed Tinubu on May 29.

The court ordered the politician to pay the fine of N10 million each to President Muhammadu Buhari, Attorney General of the Federation AGF, INEC & Tinubu whom he made 1st to 4th defendants in the matter.

Justice Jamil Tukur, who read the lead judgment of the three-man panel of the court, held that Owuru embarked on gross abuse of the court process by filing a frivolous, vexatious & irritating suit to provoke the respondents.

The judge held that the grievances of Owuru against the 2019 presidential election were not only strange but uncalled for because the grievances had been pursued up to Supreme Court and were dismissed for want of merit.

raumdeuter:
I saw a video of Ben Bruce at the Dangote refinery. He basically said expect prices of Oil to increase, We will pay market value. Dangote set the refinery to make money not for charity. If he doesn't charge market value, he will go broke and bankrupt

airmark:
Owuru se wuruwuru wonu gbese.

What a parting gift for Buhari and welcome package for Tinubu.

OasisX:
Court fines ex-presidential candidate N40m for seeking to halt Tinubu’s inauguration.

The Court of Appeal in Abuja on Thursday, May 25, 2023, slammed a fine of N40 million on a former Presidential candidate of the Hope Democratic Party, Chief Ambrose Albert Owuru, for filing a frivolous suit to stop the inauguration of the President-elect, Bola Ahmed Tinubu on May 29.

The court ordered the politician to pay the fine of N10 million each to President Muhammadu Buhari, Attorney General of the Federation AGF, INEC & Tinubu whom he made 1st to 4th defendants in the matter.

Justice Jamil Tukur, who read the lead judgment of the three-man panel of the court, held that Owuru embarked on gross abuse of the court process by filing a frivolous, vexatious & irritating suit to provoke the respondents.

The judge held that the grievances of Owuru against the 2019 presidential election were not only strange but uncalled for because the grievances had been pursued up to Supreme Court and were dismissed for want of merit.

raumdeuter:
Good

Any frivolous lawsuit that goes to supreme court should be 100M per suit fine with a guarantee of landed property incase you fail to pay the fine

The supreme court justices are not for playplay

BlueRayDick:
Na so big men dey do for naija na. That was how Mompha has been out of the country since he made bail. In fact they are currently proceeding with his trial in absentia while's flexing in Dubai.

Anything goes in naija if u get small money.

chidekings:
be clear on your facts....mompha is in EFFCC custody

raumdeuter:
The way some people believe in this social media thing and every case its straight to social media

You have an issue with your boss or colleague sitting in the next office - Straight to Social media
You have an issue with your spouse sitting or sleeping next to you - Straight to social media
You dey chop for restaurant, food get too much salt, portion small, or burn- straight to social media

What attention were you hoping to gain from social media beyond shaming the person publicly? Aside massaging your ego and getting e-likes and retweets from your e-friends who mostly cannot help you

Ibime:
Skimpledawg, the sermon preparation just became much easier with ChatGPT

Apostle Suleiman can get to the bag quicker now and skip the boring Saturday night preparation. More time for Stephanie