NewStats: 3,263,802 , 8,181,442 topics. Date: Sunday, 08 June 2025 at 12:14 AM 26v14

bilulu:
Good morning all,

I work as a third party in an organization (firm A employed me to work for firm B). After the interview by firm A I was posted to firm B to work and I was told by firm A how much my salary is. I was happy that I have gotten a place to always resume at though the salary wasn't much.

After working in firm B for about 4 months I realised that firm A have been under paying me to the tune of almost 20,000 per month. I was short and my morale went down. I discussed it with one of the workers in firm A and he said I should wait for a perfect time to bring it to the notice of firm B.

MyX1:
Nigerians excel in many fields both at home and overseas, and the US Army is not an exception. What is more remarkable is how one family resident in USA has produced three full-fledged officers for the US Army. Grand Market Square celebrates with the Odocha family.

From left to right are: Lt Chioma Odocha, Lt Tochi Odocha and Capt Kelechi Odocha, all children of Dr and Mrs Harold Okay Odocha, originally from Mbaise, Imo State. Dr Odocha is a Transplant Surgeon (Liver/Kidney) and former Chief of Transplants at Howard University, Washington, DC.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1979913258995165&id=1546453785674450

SmartyPants:


What would happen is merely that the defaulting buyer would lose his deposit.

fuckpro:
...once man don pour inside the spell is removed ... my brother there is nothing there but few second illusion
...thats the reason they get all they want from you before handing you the key to the greatest illusion known to man
The trick is to calm your self see it for what it is an illusion,then decide if you want it or not but on your by this few moments of introspection the spell is usually broken
TRUST ME IT WORKS

wise words right there

Yarnvibes:
Rolls-Royce has reported £4.6bn ($5.7bn) annual loss largely due to currency depreciation and payment of $808m fine to affected countries where it was involved in corrupt practices.

According to a news agency, The Nerve, the motoring company had last month (January) apologised for the corruption case that centred around allegations that the group hired middlemen to broker deals in a number of countries including Nigeria, South Africa and Angola.

In 2016, Rolls-Royce and its agent company in Nigeria, PSL Engineering and Control, ordered to supply gas turbines to power plants in the oil states of Bayelsa and Delta, were accused of various projects, especially to Oghareki power plant in Delta that cost $100m but was never completed.

Findings from an investigation conducted by the Guardian and the British Broadcasting Corporation had uncovered leaked documents and testimony from insiders that suggested that Rolls-Royce might have benefited from the use of illicit payments to key officials and politicians to boost profits for years.

The Guardian/BBC investigation, called Panorama, revealed that Nigeria, Angola and South Africa were part of the 11 countries the company had hired intermediaries.

The investigation also revealed Rolls-Royce hired Fana Hlongwane, who is close to South Africa’s ANC government, in 2008 to help broker deals in the country.

Although, Nigeria or South Africa have yet to get any amount from the agreement, the company revealed last month it had agreed to pay £671m to settle corruption cases with the United Kingdom, the United States and Brazilian authorities.

The company’s Chief Executive, Warren East, took the helm in 2015 and has been tasked with turning around the company.

East said, “While we have made a steady start, more remains to be done. The addition of new management and a renewed focus within the business leadership teams, with clear goals and stronger abilities, should provide a strong platform for further progress in 2017.”

He added he would reveal further plans about the firm’s direction later this year.

****.

http://www.kikiotolu.com/2017/02/rolls-royce-loses-57bn-to-corruption-in.html

Lalasticlala Mynd44 seun Dominique

spinna:
Se dem be good leaders or shadow criminals ?

Bollinger:


But you erred by comparing youself with asians. Asians are normal people and and are not festered with corruption, Nigerians are. If you want a safe and normal life in a normal society, you best bet would be to avoid Nigerians like the plague. The problem is, you don't fully realize how bad and utterly phucked up your mindset is as a people.

hardbody:


This difficulty you are talking about exists only in your head. As for being used to substandard life, i will no longer issues with you on that. Go back to my earlier response to you and re-read, this time carefully and disionately. ....you may read allowed for ease of comprehension......THIS BRO SAYS HE DOESN'T NEED A VISA TO ENTER THE UK. THAT MUST SAY SOMETHING ABOUT HIS CITIZENSHIP AND THE FACT HE MAY HAVE A REASON FOR HIS CHOICE OF ABODE. Meanwhile, keep avoiding fellow Nigerians. We know your type.

Talking about oppression do people still oppress others with flamboyance? I doubt it.

Indeed! The alpha Nigerians who think mixing with or being seen in company of fellow Nigerians especially in the workplace is beneath them. Dem plenty for Canary Wharf. Brothers/Sisters on their high horses thinking their 500/day rate makes them invisible without knowing you they're avoiding is on 800/day. This is where the Asians with their togetherness get one over the Africans