By Nimot Adetola Sulaimon
A Dubai job agency, Shirley Recruitment Consultants released a job advert online exempting Nigerian males and females from applying for the said position.
According to the job details, a company is looking for ”merchandisers” in Dubai, UAE.
All other African citizens can apply for the job but not Nigerians.
The exclusion of Nigerians is being connected to the recent arrest of Nigerian Dubai-based alleged fraudsters, Ramon Abass a.k.a Hushpuppi and Olalekan Ponle, a.k.a Woodberry, along with 10 other Nigerians.
Check out the job advert below
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This advert should be taken down immediately.
This is where a virile and powerful nation would protest and force this to happen.
Surely, there are ways an agency can surreptitiously screen candidates without insulting a whole nation and people!
What has happened to Nigeria for goodness sake?
Is there anyone in Nigeria that will stop this crude discrimination against over 200 million people?
Atiku should also be investigated, he is part of the fraud in UAE. That Igbo boy called Jasper in the column is Atiku boy.
Even my dog knows that Jasper is a PDP troll. He always take strolls to nowhere. I’m sure he needs a job in Dubai.
Well,thats the consequence of the greed and thirst for unmerited wealth by a minute individual.But if such agency can exclude Nigerians,then their tourism sector and real estate too should not collect our money too both legitimate and illegitimate ones.Its the finger that steals that should be cut,not the entire body.
I have never heard of Hushpuppi until Buhari came and destroyed the economy and the country, now fraudsters and cultists are on the prowl.
Buhari has finished Nigeria. This President appointed Magu because he is a fulani herdsman like him, Nigerians and the world have seen that Magu is a treasury looter, worse than those he sought to jail.
With this President in power, Nigeria has come to a dead end.
What a clueless and unimaginative leadership.
What a failed government. What a needless change Nigerians made in 2015, What a huge mistake.
What a situation. I take a stroll. Nonsense.
Useless fraudulent government and leaders, the government are so fraudulent that they can’t enforce their own criminal law, their best they can do is plea bargain, can u imagine someone that has stolen so much from Nigeria, instead of jailing the person forever they design the system to accept plea bargain, what I say is, how does the state create deterrent against stealing and fraudulent behaviour?? criminals from Nigeria get arrested as soon as they step out to another country but never in Nigeria, one law for the big thief another law for small thief, where do u start from, the tinubus, atiku, obasanjo, kalu, babangida, Peter odili etc I pity Nigerians in hands of the dosing and moronic set of people leading the country
Very soon, they will start killing them. Useless country, use people, useless Government, useless president.
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