The Thread: Just how badly do Nigerian CEOs exploit their employees?

We are still on the bad business practices Nigerian CEOs adopt because there of mass unemployment and hardly any working regulatory bodies that speak for employees. See @idomagirl’s two cents below: https://twitter.com/idomagirl/status/832198342113447936 https://twitter.com/idomagirl/status/832202146691031040 https://twitter.com/idomagirl/status/832202574732333056 https://twitter.com/idomagirl/status/832202789602414592 Reactions The arrogance of many startup CEOs in Nigeria overflows like Admiralty Way on rainy days. Many. https://t.co/DaoeAZ1rBF — Eromo... Read More

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We are still on the bad business practices Nigerian CEOs adopt because there of mass unemployment and hardly any working regulatory bodies that speak for employees.

See @idomagirl’s two cents below:

https://twitter.com/idomagirl/status/832198342113447936

https://twitter.com/idomagirl/status/832202146691031040

https://twitter.com/idomagirl/status/832202574732333056

https://twitter.com/idomagirl/status/832202789602414592

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The arrogance of many startup CEOs in Nigeria overflows like Admiralty Way on rainy days. Many. https://t.co/DaoeAZ1rBF

— Eromo Egbejule (@EromoEgbejule) February 16, 2017

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https://twitter.com/UPNEPA/status/832222715918635009

https://twitter.com/UPNEPA/status/832224596761989120

See, just leave this matter. Worst is most of them actually were able to stand on their feet cause they worked for others and…

— Persephone 👑 (@Cerebralle) February 16, 2017