Finally, I can speak now. Me alongside many of my colleagues was suddenly sacked from @ulessonapp@mivauniversity last month, without notice. some Dey scared to talk their discontent, but I will raise my voice on here against the toxicity, unfairness, sexism, favoritism, and
BREAKING NEWS: The United States Mission to Nigeria has announced that the U.S. 🇺🇸 government is set to investigate how past aid allocated to Nigeria 🇳🇬 has been utilized.
"When young girls used to sit down and dream about getting married, I never did. I used to dream of working and making my own money" - Actress Nancy Isime.
I've received alot messages and even threats demanding I take down this post. To everyone reaching out: I will not. This was my experience, and it's the truth shared by others as well. It's disgraceful to try to silence or pressure me into removing it @mivauniversity@ulessonapp
In an environment where the norm is to quickly move on from issues, it's truly good to see that more people are still speaking out. We cannot remain silent. What is wrong is wrong, and we must call it out and demand change.
🚨 Allegations of a toxic work environment at uLesson under CEO Sim Shagaya have surfaced.
Several former employees report bullying and verbal abuse, while some current employees deny it.
What's really going on? 👇🏽
Several former employees of uLesson allege that the startup fosters a toxic work environment marked by bullying, verbal abuse & discrimination.
This exposé considers testimonies from 17 former/current employees, including executives & founder Sim Shagaya https://t.co/rhD7ZsxlIH
@TechpointAfrica “The closer any someone got to Sim Shagaya, the more depressed they became” - this statement is under emphasized.
It should be the longer you work @ulessonapp and @mivauniversity because this people won’t only ruin your mental health but everything that drives you to work.