Naaah.
All of you in the quotes saying he was entitled to food because he had already been paid for the job, for a media guy, the event day literally starts as early as 6/7am. That’s extremely early, and at that time of the day, there’s barely anywhere to even get food.
Most events run for 12–15 hours, depending on the wedding itinerary, often with little to no proper break. If the event planner is finding it difficult to provide food for vendors like photographers and videographers, can you at least allow them to take a 1–2 hour break?
Even people who work regular 8-hour jobs are entitled to a break.
Y’all will feed every other vendor but somehow draw the line when it comes to photographers and videographers.
You’re just a terrible bunch of people with zero hospitality and empathy for the people working alongside you.
“Thank you so much for the clothes, i’ve selected the ones best suited for us. Would you like me to return the rest or should i pass it on to another mum in need?”
You all saying there’s nothing wrong are mannerless. won o ko yin ni’le”
@greatomordia “She wanted to dispose the clothes”? “Express her displeasure”? Did you read the tweet or your brain simply doesn’t work or you have an entitlement mentality? Jesus!
Omo. The strangest thing just happened. Joined a Nigerian group where people donate things they no longer need
I gave this person a big bag of clothes my child had outgrown. She wanted to start going through them at my door and I said haba. This is the text she sent as she left: