₦airaland Forum

WildChild00:
https://www.nairaland.com/5581961/scam-alert-avoid-calm-scammer#124783487

They are plenty of them here on nairaland, scammers

rtdCivilservant:
U tricks have been exposed. Fool

WildChild00:
See you been exposed

https://www.nairaland.com/5581961/scam-alert-avoid-calm-scammer#124783487

rtdCivilservant:
I will torment u here till ur last day which is Sunday. Bastard.

WildChild00:
calm scammer

https://www.nairaland.com/5581961/scam-alert-avoid-calm-scammer#124783487

WildChild00:
See you been exposed

https://www.nairaland.com/5581961/scam-alert-avoid-calm-scammer#124783487

rtdCivilservant:
I go give u woto woto. Sha speak English

WildChild00:
I be warri boy

rtdCivilservant:
Speak English. Otondo, u mean Warri FOOL?

WildChild00:
Yahoo boy

https://www.nairaland.com/5581961/scam-alert-avoid-calm-scammer#124783487

rtdCivilservant:
Speak English.

WildChild00:
What is that your Facebook page, that you use for Nigeria custom auction vehicles, Toyota Camry of 4.5 million, you would say it's going for 700k, Nigeria custom is doing auction, God will expose you, now that your phone numbers, pictures are all over the internet.

rtdCivilservant:
U mean that ur dirty father's Facebook handle?

WildChild00:
https://www.nairaland.com/5581961/scam-alert-avoid-calm-scammer#124783487

rtdCivilservant:
U mean that ur dirty father's Facebook handle? Secondly, which primary school did u attend? Why is it that u cannot express ursef in simple English? Just look at what u wrote up there and see if it is coherent for any sane mind to comprehend... Lastly, see how u are making mockery of ur nitwit father, u have ur nitwit father's phone number and pictures, but cannot locate him. It is really obvious u are son of a useless nincompoop of a father, and a product of a promiscuous and adulterous God forsaken mother.

WildChild00:
A scammer is always a scammer

https://www.nairaland.com/5581961/scam-alert-avoid-calm-scammer#124783487

rtdCivilservant:
Baba Oshi is scared of typing. Type let's see. Idiat!

WildChild00:
See your activities here, Omo ole'

https://www.nairaland.com/5581961/scam-alert-avoid-calm-scammer#124783487

rtdCivilservant:
Baba don switch to yoruba. Hahahahahahahahaaha. English no be ur mate.

rtdCivilservant:
Baba Oshi is scared of typing. Type let's see. Idiat!, u, shall die on Sunday, just wait and see.

WildChild00:
Not until you return my 20k you scammed me of, ole'

https://www.nairaland.com/5581961/scam-alert-avoid-calm-scammer#124783487

WildChild00:
Ole bruoku Olè ni yín

I will soon post your Facebook page here now, the one you usually use for Nigeria custom auction cars

https://www.nairaland.com/5581961/scam-alert-avoid-calm-scammer#124783487

rtdCivilservant:
When the police are done with u, ur pictures will be put on everywhere on the internet. I don't want to do that now cos the police are still on this matter.

WildChild00:
I dey laugh 🤣🤣😊

https://www.nairaland.com/5581961/scam-alert-avoid-calm-scammer#124783487

Zigzagman:
When Yemi, 27, a recent biochemistry graduate was laid off in February of the covid 19 crisis, he was still reading motivational books. What he didn't realize was that he was going to spend the next 6 to 12 months applying for a new job.

Everyday threafter, Yemi woke up at 6am, brushed his teeth, took his bath and ate a light breakfast of eggs and sliced bread. At 8am, he would dutifully log into job portals (indeed, my jobmag etc) and proceed to read at least 200 calls for applications. From 9am till 9pm, he would format his CV to each application's call and draft a quick cover letter. At the day's end, he would have sent out 40 job applications.

By August, Yemi had applied for over five thousand jobs and only got two invitations to interview. The first was a marketing job. The second was a supervisor position with a restaurant chain in Lagos. Over 4000 people showed up for the interview meant to hire just three supervisors. The role paid 60,000 naira per month with work hours being 6:30 mornings till 9:30 at night, Monday's till Saturday.



In this video: the craziest job stories you've never heard, Yemi and 14 other recent Nigerian graduates share their hilarious, thought-provoking experiences applying for jobs, dodging job scams, escaping kidnappers, receiving low-ball offers and managing the insults/frustrations from family members when you're jobless.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdbg7Xqg1cQ

If you're a job-seeker, you're not alone.
Please watch the video, laugh a little, and subscribe to the channel.

It will get better.

Zigzagman:
When Yemi, 27, a recent biochemistry graduate was laid off in February of the covid 19 crisis, he was still reading motivational books. What he didn't realize was that he was going to spend the next 6 to 12 months applying for a new job.

Everyday threafter, Yemi woke up at 6am, brushed his teeth, took his bath and ate a light breakfast of eggs and sliced bread. At 8am, he would dutifully log into job portals (indeed, my jobmag etc) and proceed to read at least 200 calls for applications. From 9am till 9pm, he would format his CV to each application's call and draft a quick cover letter. At the day's end, he would have sent out 40 job applications.

By August, Yemi had applied for over five thousand jobs and only got two invitations to interview. The first was a marketing job. The second was a supervisor position with a restaurant chain in Lagos. Over 4000 people showed up for the interview meant to hire just three supervisors. The role paid 60,000 naira per month with work hours being 6:30 mornings till 9:30 at night, Monday's till Saturday.

In this video: the craziest job stories you've never heard, Yemi and 14 other recent Nigerian graduates share their hilarious, thought-provoking experiences applying for jobs, dodging job scams, escaping kidnappers, receiving low-ball offers and managing the insults/frustrations from family members when you're jobless.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdbg7Xqg1cQ

If you're a job-seeker, you're not alone.
Please watch the video, laugh a little, and subscribe to the channel.

It will get better.