Zonefree: He gave the girl N5M and gave the Church N105M.
Moral of the story; We don't value education in Nigeria.
How is giving the girl 5m not valuing education? If he gives her 105m will she use it to feed other widows in the church who needs help? Or you are looking for what to castigate the church again? SMH
CyrusVI: See how she disgraced herself and this kinda disgrace na till she graduate dem go dey mock her. Na like Stigma
That aside, do women actually think wigs/hairs generally give men erection? Most men dont see women hair as a sensual part, so do they go all the way to push really hard to get it?
However I have a feeling that this was the actual reason he got you arrested. You were "advising" a boss you just resigned from to learn leadership skills because of how he chose to collect his money from a fraudulent staff. That's insulting. If the client really had problems with paying into the company's account, why didn't the staff inform the boss and probably request the boss's account number instead instead of asking clients to pay into his own account? Who knows if the guy has been collecting money like that before undetected? Even from your own account you deserved to be punished. [Maybe not 10months in jail though, but you deserved some form of punishment.]
Lol! I have resigned via text when I wasn’t employed via a letter. It’s normal. Who born that employer to talk rubbish. A lot of people are not aware of their rights as employees
Meerahbel: As the MD and HR, I would consider the following factors before making a decision:
Concerns:
1. Professionalism: Engaging in personal activities during interview wait time raises questions about focus and priorities.
2. Judgment: Betting on sports may indicate impulsive decision-making or risk-taking behavior.
3. Integrity: Potential conflict of interest or vulnerability to insider information.
Considerations:
1. Accounting skills and qualifications.
2. Relevant work experience.
3. Performance during the interview.
Next Steps:
1. Discuss observations with the HR team.
2. Conduct a thorough background check.
3. Assess the candidate's fit with company culture.
Possible Outcomes:
1. Proceed with caution: Monitor his work performance and professionalism.
2. Delay decision: Re-evaluate after additional assessments.
3. Reject candidate: Prioritize company interests and reputation.
Questions to Ask:
1. Can you explain your betting activities?
2. How do you manage personal and professional life?
3. What's your understanding of company policies on personal activities?
Final Decision:
Depends on the candidate's responses, overall assessment, and company priorities.
In addition, I would do Guidance on background checks Strategies for evaluating candidate fit
Lol! You can’t keep a yam in the custody of a goat and expect the goat not to eat it. If he was applying another post that has nothing to do with the company’s funds, then he can be employed but as an accountant, it is a capital NO for me
12inchess: How many people are buouyant enough to visit once a year. The cost of international flights are very expensive. Imagine travelling for 25 hours one way just to see your parents for a few days. No to mention the huge logistics it takes to travel to Nigeria. It's not just something you can plan that easily. I'm speaking from experience as an abroadarian. Japa indeed breaks up the families. As the parents are feeling lonely so are their kids also feeling lonely and away from their culture. Most people japa for greener pastures. Money is important but everything is not all about money. When you Japa you will find out yourself. Make all of una come abeg. And experience it all for yourself then you will understand where the OP is coming from.
You can always video call your parents. Remember that those parents will be sad if their children are in Nigeria and not having enough to help them
Holluwhakemmy: Same thing happened to me last month, the customer did fake transfer of 94k I was asked to pay for it, I paid for it that Same day and I left there work for them. They have been sending some people to me to beg me to resume back to work but I refused two others working for them have left also.
The shop owner should have reported a theft and not the sales girl/boy paying for it.That’s why you should collect details of your customers in order to track them if need be
This is not an issue per se. if the children are buoyant enough, they should be coming back either once or twice a year to see their parents. Meanwhile, they should be video calling them every week aside normal day to day calls
It’s simple, your sister should forgive her but have NOTHING to do with her. Forgiveness is for your sister’s benefit but she should have absolutely nothing to do with her. Your wicked aunt wants to reap where she didn’t sow. You too don’t be foolish to fall for her crocodile tears
Tohsynetita1: it is not counterfeiting, but do you know that the money might be mixed with normal #500 without any notice. Why will they copy Nigeria #500 denomination?
The only thing similar is the color and nothing more
Lance008: Mak he stop all this Enough of the mock to Christianity No be by force to buy Na where man Dey work him dey chop
Is he mocking Christianity? Where in the Bible did you see Jesus Christ or his Apostles selling soap, bread or water for healing? Didn’t you see in the Bible where it is stated ‘freely are ye given, freely you shall give’
On March 14, 2020, social media user, Demola of Lagos, shared a story of Mrs Joyce Dayser Adams, who lost her Auto shop in Wuye, Abuja, to demolition.
The autoshop, worth millions of naira in assets, where she goes about her daily business and trained females in auto works 'free of charge' was subject to a land use tussle. A court granted her ownership of the land and a restraining order on FCDA from harassing the occupants.
However, the order was disregarded and on the said day, FCDA moved in and reduced the thriving venture to rubbles, aided by a crack team of Policemen, VIO, NSCDC and some other security agencies leaving a distraught Joyce, heartbroken over her fortunes.
However, she picked herself up, set herself up again to keep her dream alive and later relocated to the UK. She went back to school, and graduated last month with an M. Sc in Mechatronic Systems Engineering.
Failure is not the falling down, but the staying down.