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Why I never shower before going to work

A young lady has sparked a debate on social media after she defended her decision to never shower before going to work. The lady, who posted a TikTok video of herself getting ready for work, said that she had taken a shower the night before and saw no need to take another one in the morning. “If I take a shower by 2am, that is still morning/night. I’m not gonna take another one by 6:30am. I just think that’s super insane”, she said. The lady, however, remained unapologetic about her decision and has defended herself. “It’s easier when you wake up in the morning, you wash your face, put on some more deodorant and when you get back from work you shower,” she said. The incident has sparked a wider conversation about personal hygiene and the expectations placed on people in the workplace. Here are some reactions from netizens; @maryifeoma19 said:“Eeewwww.” @siop_ng reacted: “If dirty is a person.” See the video below:

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Man transports random people in his car to work for free, see why

A Nigerian man has won the heart of many on social media after he disclosed how he transports random people to their workplaces for free. The young man identified as Ayo took to his Twitter page to announce that he will be transporting people residing around Aguda, Surulere free of charge to CMS/Victoria Island daily. According to the young generous man, his departure time is 5:45 am on Mondays and 6:10 am on other days. Ayo also offered to ride people back home. The man transports people to work because he believes people who trekked to work due to the increase in fuel prices will not be productive at work, hence helping to ease the pain of people. “Because how is someone who has trekked all their energy away supposed to be productive at work? “Times are difficult and we are all we have. “It’s not kuku like the car will consume more fuel with passengers in it…” If you stay around Aguda Surulere and will like to join me free of charge to CMS/Victoria Island daily, hmu. Departure is 5.45am On Mondays, 6.10am other days. If you close by 5pm and want to join me back to area also, no wahala. 4 slots. I’ll pick at my discretion — Ayo FBI (@PureMinD__) July 23, 2023

Baker asks student to fill up bucket with spoon for coming late to work (Video)

Baker asks student to fill up bucket with spoon for coming late to work (Video) An Owerri baker causes a stir after asking her student to fill up a bucket with water using a spoon for coming late to work. A video making the rounds on social media captured the approach taken by a boss to correct her student who is known for arriving to work late.

Student fetching water with spoon as punishment for coming late to work. Credit: Thingsdeyoccur / Instagram. The lady in question ordered the latecomer to fetch water almost a hundred meters away using a spoon. The goal was to fill up a bucket that is almost ten litres in size. She, however, stood with the apprentice as she goes back and forth to fetch water with the spoon. Sharing the video, she wrote, “How I punished one of my students for coming late to work. Call me wicked, I accept it.” Reactions trailing baker who asked student to fetch water with spoon poshest_hope said: “I don’t even understand this recent trend of bosses showcasing punishments they meted out on their apprentices. Torrrrr” rosythrone opined: “Small power this one get, she’s misusing it, later we’ll say government is bad. Such an unprofessional behaviour” gungirl001 wrote: “Now imagine this kind person for higher position 🤦‍♀️” taiwo_junzi said: “Instead of you to give punishment that will help her improve at her craft and reduce your work hours and stress. Na nonsense wey no go reform behavior or skill una go dey use do punishment.” Watch the video below …

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Family accuses Lagos KFC of hoarding their daughter’s corpse after she died at work

The family of a young lady has accused KFC Lagos branch of hoarding the corpse of their daughter after she slumped and died at work. One of the family of the lady stated that they only got information from KFC that their daughter fainted and died while trying to dry her wet clothes. According to them, KFC has refused to show the family where the corpse of their daughter is. Family of lady who died at KFC. Photo credit: Instablog. Source: Instagram According to a family source, “She started working at KFC barely two months ago. On Friday last week, she was said to had slumped at about 11 PM. KFC claimed she just screamed and fell while trying to hang her washed clothes. According to them, they rushed her to the hospital, but the first hospital rejected her because of deposit, it was the second hospital that they took her to that pronounced her dead on arrival. KFC took her body to the morgue without informing her family. And as we speak, they are yet to show the family where they dumped her body. Even the police has refused to tell the family where the body is. We think they are trying to cover up something. We don’t think she fell just like that. KFC claimed she just screamed and fell but they didn’t call her family who lives near by. They took her to the hospital and still didn’t inform her people. She died and they took her body to the mortuary without informing her family. They ran to Festac police to make an entry without informing the family still. It was the police that later called the family on Saturday afternoon, telling her mom to come to the station that her daughter had issues at work. Only for the woman to get there and they just reluctantly told her that her daughter was dead. She wasn’t sick. In fact, she was very fine and healthy. We think it was electrocution (our assumption) because there was a statement a policeman made to the elder brother. He said and I quote: ‘oh, na you wey electric shock your sister for Festac.’ She was the only daughter of her family. She started working at KFC after she dropped out of nursing school.”

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“Na lie, work never finish” — Dangote Refinery workers (Video)

“Na lie, work never finish” — Dangote Refinery workers say, call Nigeria ‘scam’ Some workers at the recently commissioned Dangote Refinery allege that the claim regarding the completion of the refinery is false and a blatant lie. A video making the rounds on social media captured the moment two construction workers at the Dangote refinery declared the state of operations on the Billions of dollars project. Arial view of Dangote’s Refinery It is worth noting that the ex-president of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari had in May commissioned the 650,000 barrels per day refinery located at the Lekki free zone near Lagos. The development raised hopes of it being operational to curb the hardship facing Nigerians following the removal of fuel subsidy by President Tinubu. However, in the video making rounds on social media, some construction workers at a section of the Dangote Refinery alleged that it is incomplete. One of the workers further stated that Nigeria is a scam for selling out lies about the completion of the project.

One of the workers at Dangote’s Refinery alleges that work is still ongoing and not completed as claimed. Credit: DamiAdenuga / Twitter. “This one wey dey here now na Dangote Refinery dem dey work. Shey you dey see am,” a voice in the background said. Another interrupted, “Na lie, na lie; work never finish. Nigeria na scam.” Watch the video below … Na lie, work never finish. Nigeria na scam – Workers at Dangote Refinery pic.twitter.com/Mag1BuXeyx — Dami’ Adenuga (@DAMIADENUGA) July 3, 2023

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Anita Brown to get American work visa for Davido’s baby mamas

Anita Brown, the American lady accusing Davido of impregnating her has promised to get the singer’s other baby mamas American work visa. In tweets she shared late last night, Anita Brown said the aim of getting work visa for the singer’s baby mamas is so they can get what they deserve from Davido.

Former Onlyfans model, Anita Brown. Source: Twitter She also said she won’t be allowing Davido speak to her again and would be redirecting him to her lawyers. Anita further claimed that Davido allegedly has 6 baby mamas and they are all struggling because they are “unpaid”. Read the lengthy tweets below… “I was so busy battling the enemy Arguing with the enemy I had so many battles going on simultaneously That i forgot to invite God in on THIS fight LET THE KING OF GLORY IN! The promise still belongs to me & the glory belongs to HIM. “So many ppl wanna father my child. That man don’t ever gotta speak to me again! Bitch speak to my lawyers. All them baby mothers that ain’t getting support, not me, here i come HOE! “Better keep making hits, cause we need it! Hypocrite. I’ll get every baby mother a work visa, until they can get wtf they deserve! My taxes say a half a million a year, SMD. I’m a different breed! Trust me.

Nigerian music star, Davido. Source: Instagram “IdgAf about no damn fans talking shit I’m built for this I been through REAL STUFF in life Not no social media minions Y’all think I’m that weak! Lmao! No BOO! “Right game, WRONG ONE! This is America hoe! Men think they can sex every female tell them all the same sob story and karma don’t spin the block! I’m every man’s KARMA & IDGAF “It’s about 6 babymothers, UNPAID! And struggling! Speaking out like deadbeat! All cause they can’t really go to no real judge and have favor! SMD! Here I COME! “I’ll have a lawyer by Tuesday! Period! The minions DONT STOP SHIT Only fans DONT STOP SHIT! Nothing can stop me babes! I’m not your average female! I don’t let NOBODY quiet me And i built me! The same person that a man will like so much because i built me Exactly! “All that defamation of character I’m letting a lawyer handle Every single thing that tried to destroy my character trust me I’m going to have my lawyer in the midst”

Anita Brown’s tweets.

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Graduate who hopes to work at ‘big company’ rants as he becomes farmer

Graduate who hopes to work at ‘a big company’ rants as he becomes a farmer (Video) A young Nigerian graduate with dreams to work at a big company expresses heartbreak after years in school only to end up as a self-employed fish farmer. A video making waves on social media captured an individual who had dreams of working at conglomerates but was surprised at the plans life had in place for him.

Throwback photo of a fish farmer when he was in the university. Credit: Bigbrosjet / TikTok Sharing a throwback photo of himself in school, he emphasized how he thought he’d work at a big company, make huge money and be wealthy as a result of his education. He, however, ended up as an entrepreneur who deals in the production and sales of catfishes directly to the market vendors.

Graduate turned fish farmer at work. Credit: Bigbrosjet / TikTok “Finish school first, big companies will come and look for u. You people lied to me”, he wrote while sharing the video. Reactions trailing graduate farmer who had dreams to work at a big company callmedavid said: “If you are a Nigerian and you are not from a rich family with a connection better learn a trade after school or because you have already minus 3.” Bambam wrote: “I screamed what a life. God bless your hands.” cake_surgeon added: “Bro you doing better. Nothing good pass being self-employed.” Realeco reacted: “Hustle must pay.” Osaz gizzy said: “I neva watch am finish I don dey laugh in Godly way good job opportunities will locate you bro.” Watch the video below … @bigbrosjet 😂 😂 😂 #ticknigeria🇳🇬 #trending #motivaation #fypシ゚viral #fypシ #agriculture #agropreneur #farming #fishfarm ♬ Why you lying by oshamo..Out now – OfficialoSHAMØ

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Lady quits N20k job after she was asked to wear mini skirts to work

A Twitter user identified as @EmpressDaisy_ has narrated how she quit a job as a waitress at a club in Lekki Phase 1 after she was asked to wear mini skirt and heels. In a post on her Twitter page, she shared that on the first night, they were told to only wear mini skirts and heels during work hours. When she asked why, the manager said it was to make customers happy when they bent over. She went on to reveal that the salary for the job was only N20k, which she considered to be an extremely poor pay. Due to these conditions, she decided not to return to the job after the first night. She wrote; “It was a waitress job at a club in lekki phase 1. First night, we were told waitresses would wear only mini skirts and heels during work hours. When I asked why, the manager said it’s so that when we bend, customers would be happy. Salary was 20k. I didn’t return.” The story has sparked outrage on social media, with many users expressing their support for the Twitter user’s decision to quit. Some have called for the club to be held accountable for their actions, while others have called for more awareness and actions to combat sexual harassment in the workplace. See the post below:

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Man who gives neighbours free ride to work deals with them following refusal to pay amidst fuel subsidy removal

Man who gives neighbours free ride to work shares approach taken following refusal to pay amidst fuel subsidy removal

Young man narrates the approach he took to pass a message to his neighbour whom he used to give a free ride to work but refused to pay during fuel subsidy removal. A Twitter user identified as @kelz_realist took to the platform to narrate how he handled his neighbours who were being inconsiderate despite giving them free rides when fuel used to be cheap.

Cab driver and passengers smiling in a car. Credit: Stock Images He stated that he suggested the option of giving them a discounted rate other than free rides as fuel price moved from N180 per litre to over N500 but they refused. How I dealt with my neighbours who I used to give free ride “I usually give some of my neighbours free ride from Mowe to Berger to and fro work. I work at Bank Anthony way Ikeja and some of them work at computer Village, Allen and Opebi. For the past eight months, I’ve been giving them free ride daily without collecting a dime from them.
When my former car broke down, they didn’t contribute a dime to help me fix it. I fixed it myself, got frustrated and sold it and bought a new car. That period, they find their way themselves Immediately they saw I’ve bought another car, thru came back for their free ride again.
When Subsidy was removed, I have them a free ride for two days coz I still had fuel which I bought with the old price. The day I filled up my tank, I cried coz it drained me. I had to tell them that going forward, they’d need to start paying for the ride to and fro.
Two of the ladies said they can’t because we are neighbours and it doesn’t make sense for them to be paying for ride… The guys said they’d pay N500 daily from Mowe to Berger. I told them no problem. The following day, I left very early without waiting for them.
I picked 6 passengers going to Berger for N500 each. They were all excited and were praying for me coz I charged them very low. They said Mowe to Berger is now N700/N800. When they realise I was going to Ikeja, they added extra N200 and collected my number so I can be picking
Them daily. Yesterday, my neighbours gathered at my house to negotiate with me. I told them I’ve gotten new customers I now carry to and fro work daily. On each person now, I make N1400 x 6 = N8400. This has covered my fuel to work daily plus small money for breakfast.” I usually give some of my neighbours free ride from Mowe to Berger to and fro work. I work at Bank Anthony way Ikeja and some of them work at computer Village, Allen and Opebi. For the past eight months, I’ve been giving them free ride daily without collecting a dime from them. — CR7_𓃵 (@Kelz_Realist) June 8, 2023

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Edo civil servants rejoice as Obaseki reduces work days

In the wake of fuel subsidy removal by the newly sworn-in president Bola Ahmed Tinubu, fuel prices have increased astronomically, leading to a rise in the prices of goods and services and the overall cost of living in the country. Hence, Governor Godwin Obaseki of Edo State announced on Tuesday that civil and public servants would have to commute to their workplaces from five days to three days a week in order to reduce expenses and hardship. Governor Obaseki in a statement made available to newsmen in Benin, said the measure was part of efforts to ease the sufferings currently faced by the people occasioned by the fuel subsidy removal. He said “The Edo State Government shares the pains of our people and wants to assure everyone that we are standing with them in these very challenging times. “We want to reassure our people that we will do all within our powers as a sub-national government to reduce the pains and ameliorate the sufferings our people are currently facing due to the current realities. “As a proactive government, we have since taken the step to increase the minimum wage paid to workers in Edo State from the approved N30,000 to N40,000. “We hope to increase it even further if more allocation accrues to our state from the Federal Government in view of the expected savings from the removal of the fuel subsidy,” the governor said. According to him, we know the hardship caused by this policy which has increased the cost of transportation, eating deep into the wages of workers in the state. “Therefore, the Edo State Government is hereby reducing the number of work days that civil and public servants will have to commute to their workplaces from five days to three days a week till further notice. “Workers will now work from home two days every week. “Similarly, for teachers and parents, their commuting to school will be reduced as the government is working on deepening the [email protected] initiative. “To create more virtual classrooms, thereby, reducing the cost of commuting on parents, teachers and pupils. “The Edo SUBEB will provide details on this initiative in the coming days,” Obaseki said. He said that to lower the rising cost of energy on the people, the state government would continue to work with the electricity companies in the state to improve power supply to homes and businesses. “Similarly, fiber optics connections are being made available to help our people work remotely, thereby reducing their cost of transportation,” he said.

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