A young Nigerian lady shares her experience after getting fired by a UK company shortly after creating a video discussing her new job online. Akorede identified as @korrxss on TikTok, who had recently been hired by a company, revealed that she had not even commenced her first shift when she received the dismissal letter.
In a previous video, she proudly discussed her employment in the UK company and the associated social status. Following her termination, Akorede questioned who might have forwarded the video to the company. She further reflected on the incident, considering it a valuable lesson about refraining from sharing positive news on the internet. “I got fired! Before I even did my first shift, I got fired. Someone must have sent the video cos I don’t know how they must have found it. I took that video after I attended my induction; I’ve not even attended my first shift. “That was really sad. I learnt a really valuable lesson; don’t ever tell good news to people or the internet, keep it to yourself. Upon reflection, that was kind of a shitty video; I was just joking and was just excited,” she said in part. Watch the video below … @korrxss #stitch with @korede💕 its sad but we move. Please guys dont make stupid vids w/o thinking of consequences😭 #fyp ♬ original sound – korede💕
According to Premium Times, “the Executive Governor of Kebbi State, Nasiru Idris, relieved his Special Adviser on Youths, Babangida Sarki, of his appointment.” The S.A. was fired as a result of an inappropriate posting on his WhatsApp status. The Governor, who was outraged by the offensive occurrence, claimed that the aide violated the moral and social ethos of the Kebbi community, which is predominantly Islamic. The governor warned that his government would not tolerate any actions that harmed the morality and integrity of the people of the state. The Governor further warned other public officials not to make such vile posts on their social media accounts or other public forums.” Over the weekend, Mr. Sarki allegedly posted gay content on his WhatsApp status. When the governor learned of the incident while still in Saudi Arabia for Hajj, he fired Mr Sarki. Sarki’s phone was not hacked, according to the governor’s media aide, who added that the former aide was investigated and “confessed that he uploaded the pictures himself.” 
