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- Fuel Station Consulting: Retail fuels data analysis, site selection, station setup, and end-to-end operational support.
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Let me do as if I didn’t see that tied up and beaten part. Bcos wtf is that? I don’t want to believe it actually happened as narrated.
The first wife only found out a few months to the wedding of her husband to the second wife, understandably, reacted in anger, she even lashed out at her mother-in-law, accusing her of being behind the whole situation. Things escalated quickly. It was said that the mother-in-law had already reported her to her father, and instead of trying to settle things peacefully, the husband promised to give her ₦1 million after the wedding just to calm her down.
She agreed, but after the wedding, he only gave her ₦400k. She rejected it and threw it back at him. Rather than address the issue or take responsibility, he went ahead to report her to her father. What happened next is the most heartbreaking part, her own father, instead of protecting her or even trying to understand her pain, ordered that she be tied up from morning till night and she was beaten on top of it. I’m so sure she will frustrate that second wife out of the home
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Sometime in 2022, I wanted to transition fully into Tech. A brother here helped me secure an interview at Interswitch.
On the morning of the interview, I stylishly asked him about the salary for the role I was about to interview for, and he told me.
Omo, na there my head just blank! I was earning more than twice that amount at my then workplace.
From that moment, everything wey dem dey ask me for the interview, my mind no even dey there again. I was physically present, but mentally, I don comot. 😂
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I still used to think if I did my undergraduate in schools like OAU where cultism were not pronounced on campus, I might not have left this club in 200L. But schooling in OOU back then, omoh! Some of those guyz were strong men.
The day I was shocked was when we did coronation of Chief Benson in 2010 or so inside Ago-Iwoye town hall. Chief Kenyamo was the outgoing chief. Prior to that day, we were told that taking alcohol as a Kegite member was like taking poison. But on the coronation night, I saw our fellow Karid entity taking alcohol and smoking weed. Na that day I know say my days are numbered in this place.
Even the other contestant for the chief that night, “Solution” was a known strong man on campus.
To make matters worse, my mama come hear say I did kegite, she came from Lagos to Ijebu. She said I don join “ẹgbẹ okunkun” As I was tryna explain say Kegite no be egbe okunkun, say na social club, say na we go dey settle issues between cultists (as we were told), na hm she give me one resetting slap, na the next day I go tell dem say I no do again. 😂😂
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