Once had a friend who told me his number was $2m. This guy clearly articulated how he plans to escape the rat race for good and live on $200k per annum interest ad Infinitum with the $2m. When the $2m came, he first tear G-wagon.
APC has a clear opposition strategy in Lagos and they have repeatedly used it. No opposition candidate is Yoruba enough.
I'm just shocked with these tweets, because you people are doing APC's work for them.
You all should know better or at least get paid or something.
It’s has been exactly a year and 5 months since I spoke to my husband for the last time and he told me he was on his way back to PH and was currently driving past at a military check point at Nnewi, few minutes later his number was unreachable and that was it.
You really haven't clocked that YOU are now the manager and YOU help shape the culture. On here tweeting like you're a civilian on the shop floor. Agbaya.
Nigerians man. They want you to read the room on everything 😂😂 Can’t be unified on anything. Everything has to be subjective to one useless culture, wealth or something ethically reprehensible. Can’t agree on any flipping thing.
The irony in wanting to be referred to by an English title because you don’t subscribe to “oyinbo things” is astounding.
The educated Nigerian is generally illiterate about the extent of their own colonisation and cultural erasure.
It's sad how easy it is to pile on people here, even when most people don't have the right context. See this TOE matter, everyone has drawn their swords and automatically assumes the lady's intention. I hope one day we all slow down and do better.
I have read different reactions to the issue.
The most interesting one is when people say even if the company culture is to call people by their first name, you still have to apply 'wisdom'.
So what exactly is the culture HR is promoting? Some people are above the so called culture?
Sounds to me like a culture of hypocrisy.
The type of companies that will be listed as a good place to work and from the outside everything looks fine until you meet the toxicity inside.
You get employed in a Nigerian company, they tell you, "we address each other on a first name basis."
You look around and what you mostly see are "elders" in their late 40s and 50s.
Disobey that policy with your full chest o.