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Exousiang01:
He disconected the CCTV cameras and stole the conpany phone.
The contacts of the company clienst are on that phone, he didnt just steal the company phone he also stole part of the company data base.

Some of you just uneducated graduates….
The problem with this country is not unavailability of jobs, its that uneducated graduates like you what to have jobs meant for educated folks

Don't mind them, they said the boss is a bully. An idiot who preferred to stay in prison for 10 months than call his Ex Soldier father to come to his aid speaks real volume.
His father is an ex Soldier. The boss withdrew the case, they said bail is N20k and the boss paid. Only to come back and say it is now N50K. That's why he ignored him.

So many people out here supporting a thief despite corroborating evidences from both oga and thief. Nigeria does something to your psyche that makes you start reasoning or supporting thieves. It is unconscionable. Any of you supporting the thief here can employ him in your business na. Abi how una see am?

immortalcrown:
I will limit my judgement to the employer's claim.

1.
How did the employer discover that the lense he bought from the employee was a stolen one?

2.
What has the employer done about the lense? Has he reported it to the police or has he located the owner? Or, is he an accomplice (a beneficiary of theft)?

3.
In fact, how is the story of the lense related to the arrest and the detention of the employee? Or, is the employer using that story to manipulate the public?

4.
As for the employee being a loan defaulter and thief, it may be true or false. I expect the employer to react to the allegations.

If you read through, you will discover that the report made to the police was over the missing office phone.

Secondly, constantly borrowing and defaulting is a signal that the photographer is definitely gambling or into sports betting. Weekend gigs alone can make a photographer good money. Not everyone prints out pics taken with camera phones!

Third, the way our country is, you must suspect anyone trying to sell a second hand item. If the person cannot prove ownership of what he is selling, do not buy.

Pepperdemisback:
Don't mind them, they said the boss is a bully. An idiot who preferred to stay in prison for 10 months than call his Ex Soldier father to come to his aid speaks real volume.
His father is an ex Soldier. The boss withdrew the case, they said bail is N20k and the boss paid. Only to come back and say it is now N50K. That's why he ignored him.

Even in prison he was still playing pranks.
Someone whose family could not raise N20k for bail. Or even the N50k for 10months is advising someone he should be learning from.
If he knows so much he wont be poor.
This is one things I have noticed about poor and ignorant Nigerians, they are so arrogant and proud.
They claim to know more anyone else.
Most times you see poor people advicing rich folks on how to soend their money.
If you know so much you would have had your own money

immortalcrown:
I will limit my judgement to the employer's claim.

1.
How did the employer discover that the lense he bought from the employee was a stolen one?

2.
What has the employer done about the lense? Has he reported it to the police or has he located the owner? Or, is he an accomplice (a beneficiary of theft)?

3.
In fact, how is the story of the lense related to the arrest and the detention of the employee? Or, is the employer using that story to manipulate the public?

4.
As for the employee being a loan defaulter and thief, it may be true or false. I expect the employer to react to the allegations.

He was talking rubbish just to defend his actions

immortalcrown:
I will limit my judgement to the employer's claim.

1.
How did the employer discover that the lense he bought from the employee was a stolen one?

2.
What has the employer done about the lense? Has he reported it to the police or has he located the owner? Or, is he an accomplice (a beneficiary of theft)?

3.
In fact, how is the story of the lense related to the arrest and the detention of the employee? Or, is the employer using that story to manipulate the public?

4.
As for the employee being a loan defaulter and thief, it may be true or false. I expect the employer to react to the allegations.

I was waiting to see if he ever gave info on how he came to know the lense was stolen.

Everything he said is just to justify his actions, the police should investigate properly and if any of what he said isn't true, they should sue him for unlawful detention and false allegations...

vonlogon:
I read, understood and digested everything, point is other than the stolen lens which brought them together and we didn't know how the employer discovered it was stolen, none of the other allegations warrants an incarceration.

The stolen phone was what landed the photographer in jail and not the lens. The employer didn't say the lens was stolen but made him write undertaken just in case there is wahala later about the lens.

BabaHenry:
He got so many blame Egbon
Firstly, someone came to you to sell a stolen item, you bought the item and then went ahead to give the thief an opportunity to work with you
Haba!!!!
Those story you see up there are never adding up ....

That guy might be a mischief but definitely the Boss too got blood on his hands

Once someone is associated with the ruling party, he stories are always skewed. Someone came to you with a suspected stolen item, what you did was make him write a piece of note to save your ass in future. You didn't demand for the original purchase receipt or other tangible evidence to proof ownership rather you went ahead to use (employ) him to generate more revenue, paying paltry 70k in Abuja of all places while sustaining his life on IOU. This man is a typical Apc man, give him his flowers, he learnt from the best of crooks.

Exousiang01:
Even in prison he was still playing pranks.
Someone whose family could not raise N20k for bail. Or even the N50k for 10months is advising someone he should be learning from.
If he knows so much he wont be poor.
This is one things I have noticed about poor and ignorant Nigerians, they are so arrogant and proud.
They claim to know more anyone else.
Most times you see poor people advicing rich folks on how to soend their money.
If you know so much you would have had your own money

He didn't contact the family at all. No one knew his whereabouts and nobody cared to even call him.
He is not on talking terms with his father. He still lied to collect the N50K from his brother to perfect the bail.
The employer still gave him N20K after release. What else do they want the employer to do?
The family saw the story online after his release.

Meristem234:
Pls how can i earn online tok

I don't know.

Pluto33:
The stolen phone was what landed the photographer in jail and not the lens. The employer didn't say the lens was stolen but made him write undertaken just in case there is wahala later about the lens.

Lens brought them together in the first place. He came to sell the lens to the man. Later on, the guy's friend who owned the lens arrested him.
Then CCTV caught him switching on and off the camera the day the items got missing. What reason do you have, switching on and off someone's surveillance camera?

That's the path am on for a while now, just soonest twill yield fruits.

Indeed working for anyone (especially private businesses) in Nigeria is akin to slavery, despite the meagre pay. This period of hike in Transport fare makes it worse.

dauntless15:
His story doesn't add up, any fool can see he's just deflecting, I see no correlation between the lens and whatever he's been incarcerated for, just a disgruntled employer trying to oppress an employee, I say this because back then when I was working for someone, he really used me to the point my self esteem dropped drastically, from the verbal abuse to the mind games to the threats, untop one paltry sum he call salary which he withholds when he feels I misbehaved, this can range from not arriving somewhere in time, not doing what he says immediately he says it, and the worst crime of all is he made me do the work of two people for one pay for months, he keeps promising he will hire someone else soon but he never did, I was the cashier, I was the secretary I was everything, when he should have hired different people for different positions he leveraged my hardworking nature to do what he likes and at the end he will still withhold my salary, working for someone in Nigeria is the perfect definition of slavery, he almost accused me of stealing when I quit as well but I was vindicated before he could even start, that was the first and last time I worked for any idiot, I've been my own boss ever since, earning online and living anyhow I want, rubbish.

Common sense says it's impossible to send someone to jail for resigning from work through text message. Dude appears to be a potential thief.

dauntless15:
His story doesn't add up, any fool can see he's just deflecting, I see no correlation between the lens and whatever he's been incarcerated for, just a disgruntled employer trying to oppress an employee, I say this because back then when I was working for someone, he really used me to the point my self esteem dropped drastically, from the verbal abuse to the mind games to the threats, untop one paltry sum he call salary which he withholds when he feels I misbehaved, this can range from not arriving somewhere in time, not doing what he says immediately he says it, and the worst crime of all is he made me do the work of two people for one pay for months, he keeps promising he will hire someone else soon but he never did, I was the cashier, I was the secretary I was everything, when he should have hired different people for different positions he leveraged my hardworking nature to do what he likes and at the end he will still withhold my salary, working for someone in Nigeria is the perfect definition of slavery, he almost accused me of stealing when I quit as well but I was vindicated before he could even start, that was the first and last time I worked for any idiot, I've been my own boss ever since, earning online and living anyhow I want, rubbish.

Yahoo no be work oo

immortalcrown:
I will limit my judgement to the employer's claim.

1.
How did the employer discover that the lense he bought from the employee was a stolen one?

2.
What has the employer done about the lense? Has he reported it to the police or has he located the owner? Or, is he an accomplice (a beneficiary of theft)?

3.
In fact, how is the story of the lense related to the arrest and the detention of the employee? Or, is the employer using that story to manipulate the public?

4.
As for the employee being a loan defaulter and thief, it may be true or false. I expect the employer to react to the allegations.

He does not need to. He has said his side of the story. Since it is not a legal matter, he owes no further explanation.

descartes400:
Its is not the job of the employer to report himself to the police when he has no direct evidence to back his intuition or six sense. To be on a safer side of the law, he made the photographer to sign an acknowledgement of item sold to the employer!

So, the same boss that lacks direct evidence to report the theft to the police has a direct evidence to report the same theft to the public?

Rhado:
Hope you no be lawyer.

Where did the employer say he knew the lens was a stolen one?

Did anyone come to make case about the lens?

Narration of how the paths crossed.

Did you read the post?

Oluwole said Nicholas came to his office to sell a camera lens, which he later discovered to be allegedly stolen.

Did The Punch give us the complete narration from the employer? Because what we have here doesn't help his appeal for public understanding at all.

This is still the same person cause I’m sure his boss wouldn’t come here to post a counter thread.

Komu1048:
Yahoo no be work oo

ok? And everyone who earns online is doing yahoo? Dummy.

nuelson2016:
That's the path am on for a while now, just soonest twill yield fruits.

Indeed working for anyone (especially private businesses) in Nigeria is akin to slavery, despite the meagre pay. This period of hike in Transport fare makes it worse.

True freedom is earning your own money with your brain, imagine waking up at 5am everyday so you can go slave for someone till 5-7pm everyday while he sleeps, eat and get fat, I didn't know what it feels like to wake up at 9am back then, now I wake up when I like and even stay in bed when I feel like, I'm not working for anyone in this life again, that's a decision only you can make, make nobody oppress you because of chicken change.

SocialJustice:
Young ungrateful thief.

LoL, at young ungrateful thief , Haha 🤣

Ibehchizzy:
Be like say this boy na serial thief
Can someone link me to the boys story
Coz I need to know what really happened

it was right there on FP .. op posted it below the article. Did you read through or you just rush come comments ..




youI'm really baffled as to how you missed that...

immortalcrown:
I will limit my judgement to the employer's claim.

1.
How did the employer discover that the lense he bought from the employee was a stolen one?

2.
What has the employer done about the lense? Has he reported it to the police or has he located the owner? Or, is he an accomplice (a beneficiary of theft)?

3.
In fact, how is the story of the lense related to the arrest and the detention of the employee? Or, is the employer using that story to manipulate the public?

4.
As for the employee being a loan defaulter and thief, it may be true or false. I expect the employer to react to the allegations.

guy we have heard from both parties. That boy has bad behaviour. A disconteted fellow with dubious and thiefing antecedents. I read his own statement . He omitted a lot from the story .

The young man must have a betting addiction or some sort of addiction that eats up his salary.

Taich:
Once someone is associated with the ruling party, he stories are always skewed. Someone came to you with a suspected stolen item, what you did was make him write a piece of note to save your ass in future. You didn't demand for the original purchase receipt or other tangible evidence to proof ownership rather you went ahead to use (employ) him to generate more revenue, paying paltry 70k in Abuja of all places while sustaining his life on IOU. This man is a typical Apc man, give him his flowers, he learnt from the best of crooks.

How obirodent miscreants usually behave? Wailing, grunting like pi.gs, gnashing teeth like losers and peddling falsehood!

vonlogon:
I read, understood and digested everything, point is other than the stolen lens which brought them together and we didn't know how the employer discovered it was stolen, none of the other allegations warrants an incarceration.

Where in the write up did the employee claim to know it was a stolen lens?

Fat lie. Bros, I have seen your type in the industry countless times. Hoping to build on people's effort. It takes one thing to own an enterprise and another to keep it running.

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The employer alleged that the lens he bought from the guy was stolen.

I don't know at what point here discovered this. Was it shortly after buying the lense from him?
Was it during his arrest after resigning?

If he discovered shortly after buying it, what did he do about the stolen item under his possession?

Then for the employee, I want to believe he has dubious character. The man retained him because he was good at the photography job.
If the office camera was tempered by that guy, he's supposed to rot in jail.
Whatever that was alleged missing from the office, he should be responsible for them.