I need to learn also

lala would not like this, how would you throw away the fine meal...

shakol91:
Pls is this the kind of job interview mail that fidelity bank sends to job applicants... Pls I need clarification

ON-LINE JOB ALERT INTERVIEW NOTIFICATION coming up on Wed 18th MAY by 8:30am@3rd Floor Glass house adj Ventural Mall Sango UI Rd Ibadan,come along with CV. HRA1.

When the number was called, the person that picked the call said the name of the recruiting agency is Global Clique Company.

Did you apply?

Seun:
There have been days when I experienced diarrhoea after eating poorly cooked beans I made for myself. The poop was a stinky brown liquid.

and how did you go about it because some people don't even know this things let alone how to tackle it

Have you ever experience food poisoning and how did you go about it? lets hear your opinion. Also doctors in the house can you tell us signs and symptoms of food poisoning and the first thing to do before we go see a doctor in case of emergency?

Seun help tell your mod to post it so we can learn.

Momoamoz:
Pls how real is this job interview guys

Firstly did you apply? secondly that address just gave them out Fear ogba

You sef no try

you guys are not asking the right question. Is it a government job

ok

stacyadams:
..oh ok.how can I reach u?

kindly check you inbox

stacyadams:
oh okay with their local government and names,they can be tracked...sha.how people you looking for.


How many people u looking for!!??do you at least have their names and state of origin .. ?

If am not mistaken its numbering 30.

olamidedivotee:
Hire a good private investigation agency.

Possibly, if this post reach Front Page, the owners may not show up. Just do physical investigation, because most if not all doesn't even have a Facebook account, talk more of Nairaland.

at what cost please of do you know any

HRHQueenPhil:


get a private investigator consultant

What is the cost implication

Good Afternoon Nairalanders,

Before I start this post i would call on the attention of seun and lalasticlala as they can facilitate the movement of this post to front page for quick resolution.

I work with a financial institution as their Business Development Executive and we deal majorly in Capital Market (i.e shares, bonds and equity) so it turns out that my company (name hidden for security reasons) is and old and reputable company that serves as broker for the Nigeria Stock Exchange (NSE) for over 50 years has share certificate of clients and those share certificate run from 1980s to 1990s. This share certificate are of reputable company still listed on the stock exchange market. e.g Cardbury, Guiness, Exxon mobile. E.T.C

Now my boss tasked me to find this people so they can come and claim their unclaimed dividend.

The Problem: It turns out that a lot of this client that bought the shares then are 50 years and above which makes it difficult to find on social media. Efforts has been made to communicate to the registrars of those certificate but it proved abortive because they prefer to sit on the dividend and use it to do business.

How do you think someone can find these people either dead or alive as the certificates are too much and it is running into millions in this present day Nigeria.

Please kindly assist with any useful information as address on the certificate is only carrying the local government and not the street and you know phone has not been in existence then.

ZIMDRILL:


yes i agree it bad for business to come and be served at your own business, other family members can come and have family discount etc for if wife or hubby comes to be served like any other person its not good i agree

my point exactly

DonnyE:
This is marriage we are talking about here please. So because of a meal a day the wife will run on losses or run down the business? You guys are complete jokers. I am not paying sha, whether I supported you in opening the business or not, or the business has been in existence before we met. In marriage everyone must make sacrifices.

that's where problem starts coz your friends would start coming and might have that mentality also, do you think you are setting a good example there

Oluromantic:

Even if it was before they ever met, once they marry, in fact even during courtship, it becomes a united effort and not a one-man or one-woman thing

that's sense of entitlement in my own opinion why not leave the person to do his or her thing then you support where necessary.

ZIMDRILL:



very simple

but no clear answer it depends on what the staff was told on how to deal with relatives especially hubby or wife aka the policy of the restruant towards close relatives

eg relatives dont eat together with customers, they go to the kitchen get food and eat in the staff room

mixing with customers can confuse staff who to serven1st etc priority is not relatives but customers

problem with most africans is they want to be known by customers as owners treated like a special customers, whereas they should humble themself

but still it's bad for business if you ask me

DeMagneto:
If the husband contributed to the restaurant bizness, den he won't pay

otherwise, he has to pay as a customer does.

even if he does, don't you think if he decides not to pay after every meal it's affecting the business.

Oluromantic:
You sound like both of them acquire thier businesses without each other's knowledge and support. Is there anything like wife's or husband's restaurant in marriage? Does it occur to you that the restaurant could be the husband's investment. He may put his wife in charge so money can come in for both.

I'm not supporting the man not paying even if it's his investment. He should pay as a standard to uphold the business and avoid credit based on familiarity.

What I'm just trying to signify is the term you used. Wife's business, husband's business. It doesn't portray unity....like each person on his/her own.

what if the business has been in existence before marriage or before they knew each other? Have you ever thought of that?

shilenji:
Yes

That's business.
The husband or any other family is a customer when he is in the restaurant.

so you saying he mist pay.

Jennyclay:
I won't collect a dime from him especially if he supported me financially in the restaurant business.

I will even be happy he's eating at my restaurant, because I can't go home and still cook for him after a long stressful day.

BUT, there is always a way I will collect back every single penny he ate at my restaurant without him noticing at alllll. Trust me he won't even know he's paying his bills.

So, I will always allow him eat anything he wants at my restaurant.

this is new for me

Patented:


Let each couple decide that for themselves

it's public opinion we want to hear

So I was on Twitter this afternoon when I stumbled on this interesting topic where they where asking if the wife should collect money from her husband for eating in her restaurant.

Nairalanders my question is this if you wife owns a restaurant and you go there to eat are you to pay or if you are the husband that owns the restaurant would you collect money from your wife.

Cc: lalasticlala broadcast and let's hear what people has to say.

Ekwutox:
A woman should NOT be the sole provider in an African household. Trust me, there is no benefit to it at all for her.

is it about the benefit or doing it for your family

olabrinks:
it doesn't work in the long run especially for african men and women. There will be problems in the house.

exactly my point

Truvelisback:
Female Bread winners are few. Infact, very few compared to male.

the fact that they don't come out doesn't mean they are few, it might be their husband is the one taking up the responsibility

Olasyke:

Is there anything wrong with your finances as a couple? If not then no issues to see here.
There's nothing wrong here, the father in-law is just being manipulative and petty.

not me per say but if you read what I just said, I never in anyway said there are having financial problem but the man feels the wife is not doing enough because of the husband and he's not in the position to tell the father in law the wife collected loan

Kobojunkie:
Well, just as you have male breadwinners, you should also expect to have female breadwinners. I don't understand why this is a topic at all.

the world we live in sees female just to assist so in a case where she is now carrying that burden which we feel should be carried by men then it calls for debate