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Celebrities › Re: Cassandra Owolabi Blasts Funke Akindele Shares Experience Working With Actress by Sterope(f): 6:13pm On Jun 29, 2020
There is no labour law anywhere in the world that would allow 24/7 work environment. Entrepreneurship management does not discount productivity and morale. It is up to the entrepreneur to explore her options AND engage with her employees. Employment terms should also be communicated clearly and it must be fair. High cost of production is not an excuse for abuse!


itsme01:
In Entrepreneurship measurements of wages are calculated simply by dividing a staffs output in financial cost or financial worth and value into 3 , salary and staff keeps a share , company keeps a share, and the employer keeps a share... In simple terms if you have a sales girl that sells 10 products at 10 naira making 6 naira profit , 3 naira goes to the salary of the staff and her bonuses, lodging, tv tv subscriptions at the lodge, cost of feeding etc, company keeps a share in other to expand the business pay supplyers, pay loan back and keep company afloat, while the CEO makes the 3rd share as profit. On her investment...

Now for Funke to make any profit she needs staff to deliver more creative contents hence the removal of TV from there lodge after initially installing it

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Celebrities › Re: Cassandra Owolabi Blasts Funke Akindele Shares Experience Working With Actress by Sterope(f): 6:02pm On Jun 29, 2020
There are so many applications out there for monitoring productivity. How can you deny socials?

pocohantas:
My point exactly, I wouldn’t know the full story, but people who think unnecessary strictness is the best way to maximize productivity are not being very fair.

Thanks to technology, you can monitor a lot realtime. Which one be to seize TV and sending spies. cheesy cheesy
Celebrities › Re: Cassandra Owolabi Blasts Funke Akindele Shares Experience Working With Actress by Sterope(f): 6:01pm On Jun 29, 2020
She is not the only one
VULCAN:
Funke Akindele has been employing people for years. Why is it only this lady complaining?

Since we should believe every accusation, I hope it's fine if we also believe the ones against you?
Celebrities › Re: Cassandra Owolabi Blasts Funke Akindele Shares Experience Working With Actress by Sterope(f): 5:15pm On Jun 29, 2020
How do you expect productivity when you overwork your employees? High cost of production is not an excuse for any form of abuse or denying creatives their due credit. She can monitor productivity, give deadlines, map out parameters, communicate better. You can't expect high productivity and engagement by micromanaging and abuse.

itsme01:
The reason why African company hardly survive the 3 years 5years and 10 years mark is cost of production,

Funke makes money through Advertising brands on her series , she get nothing or less to nothing on DVD sales due to piracy, cenimas pay her 1000 naira per seat or roughly $4 with many people not interested,

While shooting, she gets a loan at 22% interest rate , pays crew to lodge in an accommodation of not less than 10 to 20 rooms on the island, pays for diesel , pays overhead cost of over 100 staffs , rents HITECH camera, highers directors and editors,

Yet for some reason you want this same woman to give a script writter freedom to watch TV and use internet which cost an arm for whatever she likes during work hours? And you want her to tolerate low productivity , less scripts from people she pays from a bank loan with a 22% interest rate?
Celebrities › Re: Cassandra Owolabi Blasts Funke Akindele Shares Experience Working With Actress by Sterope(f):
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Celebrities › Re: Cassandra Owolabi Blasts Funke Akindele Shares Experience Working With Actress by Sterope(f): 4:56pm On Jun 29, 2020
Workers give their best because they are paid accordingly.

Lack of work ethic is not an excuse for physical or verbal abuse

VULCAN:
It's either you are a student or an employee. If you were an employer of labour you wouldn't post such.

The Nigerian work ethic is among the worst in the world if not The worst.

With the exception of those in multinationals who don't want to lose the perks of office and those in the diaspora who are very hard working because they will earn more by adding extra hours.

In Nigeria, the work ethic is abysmal. You cannot find a small business owner who is not praying and fasting for committed and honest workers. Nobody does that in The West because laziness and bad attitude is an aberration over there.

You are describing an environment where the worker gives their very best. No clocking in. Show up when you like as long as your work output is high. So some stroll in by 11am but will still work till 8pm without being monitored

Can any business try that here and last 2 years?
Politics › Re: Florence Ajimobi Rebuffed Governor Makinde’s Offer For Help by Sterope(f): 12:46pm On Jun 29, 2020
You are very sexist!

.Her husband that stole 48 plots and built a big mansion is not the destroyer but the wife abi? The day you lots begin to abandon this cave mentality, the better for your children..

FYI, This is the first time she would be controversial but go on

Daroldigits:
something is wrong with this woman. Sorry to say, she is after something else. i want ask, assume that her husband favorite candidate won the election last year, things like this will not happen. Women can destroy and build.
Health › Re: Help, My Newborn Has This Skin Problem by Sterope(f): 9:22pm On Jun 28, 2020
Your child is still a baby. Please don't apply anycream without doctor's prescription. Some could be steroid or totally unsuitable for a child that young. Please go to a teaching hospital..

mandalorian:
thanks brother.
Education › Re: How Does A Boy Who Doesn't Know How To Cook Survive In The University? by Sterope(f): 7:02pm On Jun 28, 2020
As in smiley
pocohantas:
...So much that he can’t make them or outsource till a wife comes along. cheesy
Politics › Re: Florence Ajimobi And Rauf Olaniyan In Exchange Of Words (video) by Sterope(f):
Government invest. Investment in land etc.

techmo:
GRA are allocated to people
Education › Re: How Does A Boy Who Doesn't Know How To Cook Survive In The University? by Sterope(f): 6:33pm On Jun 28, 2020
But he loves good food grin
pocohantas:
Wow!!!! grin



The effrontery, sis. grin
Politics › Re: Florence Ajimobi And Rauf Olaniyan In Exchange Of Words (video) by Sterope(f):
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Politics › Re: Florence Ajimobi And Rauf Olaniyan In Exchange Of Words (video) by Sterope(f): 6:31pm On Jun 28, 2020
Land that belongs to the government?

techmo:
cry


Makinde never sent condolence, never visited, call or texted, directed because to play bad press of Ajimobi, still went on to withheld his house in GRA from him being buried there stating no burial in GRA

Shogun laye nii?

Deputy come dey chase clout for there house


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Politics › Re: Florence Ajimobi And Rauf Olaniyan In Exchange Of Words (video) by Sterope(f): 6:30pm On Jun 28, 2020
Entitled ass! The eight years is going to benefit his generations more than Oyo state. She wants a cookie because her husband did less than he was supposed to do.
Politics › Re: Garba Shehu: Buhari & Tinubu Still Together, Analysts Need To Get Facts Right by Sterope(f): 9:40pm On Jun 27, 2020
Obviously!
Food › Re: Molokhia Soup: How Arabs Make Ewedu Soup (Pictures, Video) by Sterope(f): 8:30am On Jun 27, 2020
It is the the same. We have different types of ewedu and the taste may be slightly different

feedthenation:
I think molokhia and ewedu are quite different. I made the the mistake of buying it once. The texture and taste after cooking wasn't the same
Politics › Re: Nicknames Associated With Ajimobi by Sterope(f): 10:38pm On Jun 26, 2020
He was good in his first term but he became power intoxicated in his second.

The more reason we should say no to second term!
Politics › Re: Remivir: Ajimobi Was Defrauded Of N50m On Fake Drugs From Bangladesh - Sahara R. by Sterope(f): 10:37am On Jun 26, 2020
Kini big deal really. He will be fine.

How much did he defraud the Oyo state people? Karma doesn't exist though.
Crime › Re: Uncle Beats, Injures Niece For Not Fetching Water In Onitsha (Disturbing Photos) by Sterope(f): 4:29pm On Jun 24, 2020
Where is her mother and father?
Politics › Re: Jim Nwobodo: It Is The Right Of The Igbo To Produce The President by Sterope(f): 3:23am On Jun 24, 2020
This is actually very true.
Family › Re: My Worst Fear Finally Happened, Please Help by Sterope(f): 12:08am On Jun 24, 2020
You can read, cant you? Or is your masculinity in doubt too?

OriOko88:
Some of you girls on nairaland are just too lousy and uncouth. What warrants you calling someone stupid because he aired his opinion. Onibaje oshii
Family › Re: My Worst Fear Finally Happened, Please Help by Sterope(f): 10:31pm On Jun 23, 2020
Some of you are very stupid. What should he have done? Beat them up or was he aware of what they were going to do?

Everything is always masculinity competition with you.

olaarie:
U are a weak and dull man. Who dares take my kids out of my house? Is she and her family mad ni?
Family › Re: My Worst Fear Finally Happened, Please Help by Sterope(f): 10:30pm On Jun 23, 2020
Eeyah cry. You should get your family involved

Why is your MIL living in though? Your wife's mental health might not be the best, you should look into that if she is willing.
Christianity Etc › Re: If A Baby Dies Will He/She Go To Heaven Or Hell? by Sterope(f): 6:10pm On Jun 21, 2020
It is what they say. Islam. A child is sinless until he starts puberty.

LordReed:
How can a baby have any conception of a god when it barely has a conception of its environment?

Besides which religions are you talking about because I have never heard of this before.
Christianity Etc › Re: If A Baby Dies Will He/She Go To Heaven Or Hell? by Sterope(f): 1:44pm On Jun 21, 2020
Are you saying that a baby will go to hell through no fault of his?


chubinwa:
If the baby is not baptized, he/she will go to hell because we were all born with the sin of Adam and Eve.
Christianity Etc › Re: If A Baby Dies Will He/She Go To Heaven Or Hell? by Sterope(f): 1:41pm On Jun 21, 2020
In Islam, a baby's fundamental faith is in the 'real' God until his parents or society misleads him.
Family › Re: Woman Disgraces Her Man Abroad After Discovering He Has A Wife In Nigeria by Sterope(f): 3:01pm On Jun 19, 2020
Report to the police; withdraw all the money from the joint account, then sit back and watch tongue
Family › Re: Nigerian Women And Abortion by Sterope(f): 3:01pm On Jun 18, 2020
grin grin grin

bukatyne:
Because we are the same as men and everyone MUST be FORCED to bear the choices of their actions. cheesy
Family › Re: Nigerian Women And Abortion by Sterope(f): 2:49pm On Jun 18, 2020
FIRST OF ALL, we are saying men cannot be forced to take responsibilities so women should make better choices. How many responsible guys are out there? Are they going to experience significant changes to their body? Is their job/school going to suffer as much? Is finance everything there is to child-rearing?


Hathor5:
FIRST OF ALL, I have not argued against women taking responsibility so why are you telling me all this?

You are all quick to take irresponsible men as an example. What about responsible guys? What about those guys who get trapped by women with pregnancy? Didn't these girls tell them they were on birth control? An irresponsible guy will not give a damn but a responsible guy will suffer the consequences because he has a conscience.


And you can force a father to take financial responsibility for his child, many countries actually do because they have gone beyond useless discussions about "who will suffer greater consequences" and made the child's welfare top priority.
Family › Re: Nigerian Women And Abortion by Sterope(f): 2:39pm On Jun 18, 2020
Exactly, the stakes are higher for us. Why should we insist on making poor choices?

bukatyne:
@bold: kiss kiss kiss kiss kiss

Even a woman married in all forms bears the risk of pregnancy alone.

Carrys the baby alone, enters labour room alone, bears the pain alone, nurses the child alone, deals with bodily changes alone, works on weight loss/getting back to shape alone.
Family › Re: Nigerian Women And Abortion by Sterope(f): 2:33pm On Jun 18, 2020
Do you know you can't control other people? You can't force caring on anyone? Even the law will not force 'caring' on any father. Community shaming will not work against these men in the 21st century. With supportive partners, women will still at a disadvantage with pregnancy, childbirth and childrearing.

How about we make better choices for ourselves since you can't fight against these realities.


Hathor5:
I know what the point is and I have never argued against women taking responsibility. I have argued in favor of everyone taking responsibility. There is no good reason why everyone should not. None.
Family › Re: Nigerian Women And Abortion by Sterope(f): 2:21pm On Jun 18, 2020
No, we need to encourage women to choose better.

We lose more and we are more compelling to act as the parent. Unfortunately, it is a fact that cuts across marital status.
kneehighbootz:
Please, dear women. Let's learn to quickly perceive misogynistic and women shaming topics and not give them the attention they desperately seek.

If the op can hold one gender accountable while exonerating the other (a toddler knows it takes two people to make a baby), just know that he's not actually looking for a balanced discussion but an excuse to abuse and vilify women.

Pay him no mind. Have a good day, ladies

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