A domestic worker of Caroline Danjuma has lost her job while being treated for the coronavirus disease, which she claimed to have contracted from her boss’ son.

Caroline Danjuma sacked me after I contracted COVID-19 from her son - Domestic worker claims

33- year old Oyindamola Alexander, who is a graduate of the University of Ado Ekiti (UNAD) – now EKSU – took to social media to claim that her ordeal started after Danjuma’s 11-year-old son returned from a high risk country, the United Kingdom, and started manifesting symptoms of COVID-19.

Oyindamola, who was discharged on April 20 after testing negative, said she was depressed by the allegations made against her by the celebrity, who also threatened to sue her over a missing laptop.

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See what she wrote on Instagram below;

My page was created some years back.

Little did I know that life is going to throw an experience of gross injustice and dehumanization on my lap through a woman I would work for.

I have been badly treated but this particular one breaks me.

I think I am strong but my choosing not to speak up is dragging me into depression.

I have been one person that advocates for people speaking up to heal.

And for once I decide to state my plight and be heard.

I did not only have to deal with covid19.

I have also been going through intense level of frustration from my boss. Who did not only sack me on my sick bed even though I got the virus from her son who she flew in from london prior to the lockdown.but going all out to intimidate me with false accusations and lies. I was ordered by relatives to not even mention I had covid19 not more of staying my struggles especially the I’ll treatment for my boss.

I am trying to hang on and pray I get justice and an end comes to this oppression

So even though I was depressed and almost suicidal after dealing with covid19 and also the maltreatment from Caroline danjuma. I was ready to settle for peace sake until she has been threatening me even after being discharged from isolation. Saying her son never had covid19 is the height of oppression and dehumanization on anyone. Knowing fully well I was exposed to her son who tested positive first. And the ncdc insisted we come for test. I will drop all my screenshot starting from while she was in isolation.

This is someone who I accepted to work with as a domestic staff because she promised to employ me in her company after seeing my resume and my potentials

But instead did all she could to relegate me and intimidate me to feel like a nobody while in her house.

I won’t choose to fall into depression rather I will speak until I’m heard.

Caroline Danjuma

University graduate , working as a maid ?

hmmm...

majamajic:
University graduate , working as a maid ?

only the name of the school sef...all dis batcher schools.
faculty of humanity
department of maidotology

majamajic:
University graduate , working as a maid ?

If the salary and working conditions are good why not? Some graduates are struggling to make 20k monthly, Npower are struggling with N40k meanwhile some maids are paid as much as 100k or even more.

Hmmm drop pix let's see

Eminya:


If the salary and working conditions are good why not? Some graduates are struggling to make 20k monthly, Npower are struggling with N40k meanwhile some maids are paid as much as 100k or even more.

U are right , but some jobs are meant for some qualifications

In Dubai , they give maid visas to Ethiopians , Nigerians went to apply for the maid visas , they told them Nigeria is too big to apply for that , that we are oil producing state

It's just about the nature of this country is in now , maid jobs are not for University graduates , no matter the amount of salary attached

In Davido's voice "Caroline save your Drama" some people wey God give money but the only thing dey very well with it , na oppress people with it..

majamajic:


U are right , but some jobs are meant for some qualifications

In Dubai , they give maid visas to Ethiopians , Nigerians went to apply for the maid visas , they told them Nigeria is too big to apply for that , that we are oil producing state

It's just about the nature of this country is in now , maid jobs are not for University graduates , no matter the amount of salary attached

What are you saying? Don't let me look you somehow o.

PhD holders applied to Dangote for driving jobs.
Most security jobs in the UK are occupied by graduates from Nigeria. I know several, I lived there. I personally know a Master's degree holder working as an AuPair (housemaid) in London, a French citizen.

Earning incomes and paying your bills is not about qualifications, you need to unlearn this your mentality. In the UK, for instance, as long as you are paying your bills and taking care of your family, that's what matters. No one cares about the type of job you do, just don't be a public liability.

Back to the story which you also failed to read, she was promised a good job in the office. Knowing our Naija people, they love to manipulate people so as to use them for selfish reasons.

spiralwedge:


What are you saying? Don't let me look you somehow o.

PhD holders applied to Dangote for driving jobs.
Most security jobs in the UK are occupied by graduates from Nigeria. I know several, I lived there. I personally know a Master's degree holder working as an AuPair (housemaid) in London, a French citizen.

Earning incomes and paying your bills is not about qualifications, you need to unlearn this your mentality. In the UK, for instance, as long as you are paying your bills and taking care of your family, that's what matters. No one cares about the type of job you do, just don't be a public liability.

Back to the story which you also failed to read, she was promised a good job in the office. Knowing our Naija people, they love to manipulate people so as to use them for selfish reasons.

We are on different angles ,

Eminya:


If the salary and working conditions are good why not? Some graduates are struggling to make 20k monthly, Npower are struggling with N40k meanwhile some maids are paid as much as 100k or even more.

True! But this one attended uniMAID!