naija4life247:
She must be MAD. You no fit pronounce 'R', yet you want to be pronouncing rubbish into our hear drums. Go and do something else with your life and leave Olosho work wey Time Makinwa and Most Abebe dey do.

Abi,how you wan pronounce Parallelogram ?

Cutehector:
Same lady would judge men who dont meet certain checklist of hers.. I dont even pity her.

The same way you're judging her when you don't even know her!

Fuçk, maybe this shit is on me and I missed this side of you online, but wow. Really, wow. These comments coming from you leaves me dumbfounded everytime. Completely.

WOW, again.

kenzysmith:
This is wrong very wrong

But anty my advise next time u get a job try and be servicing who ever incharge

Hezzyluv:


@bold
You meant in any of their laydio station

Hezzyluv:
Chai

Restaurant is lestaulant
Redemption is ledempsun
Resistant is lesistant

But imagine her saying something like "keep listening to this leydio station"


The MD will be like "which kind bush girl be this"?

The joke is obviously on you. That is not what she is saying. Try listening to Bella Schmuda songs and see the way he pronounces his “R” like it’s in the neck and doesn’t come out well. She is not equating R for L.

Nosayer:


Abi? I don't understand jàre ...OAPs are supposed to have the best pronunciation, accent etc by virtue of what they do. I've learnt correct dictions from many OAPs but why can't she put on the work and learn instead of whining? It's just like telling someone with eye defects to drive a commercial bus. Not every oap follow fake diction as Ina want have u listen to Godwin enakhena of top radio Lagos or Murphy ijemba of brila fm then..

Shebbs:
I Also Have The "R" Factor, I Don't Really Know If I Was Born With It But I Grew Up With It And It Has Affected Me Alot. Loss Of Confidence, Struggling To Use The Right Words During A Speech Because I Don't Want People To Notice It.

I'm Sound And Outspoken But Most Times I Find It Very Difficult To Speak In Public. If I Want To Tell Someone "I Love You" I Usually Sound This Way "I Rove You." Eg;
"Listen" = "Risten"
"Life" = "Rife"
"Later" = "Rater"
Lol, Sounds Funny Right? But It's A Pain I've Learned To Live With. I See It As A Challenge But I Have No Choice, I Must Keep Fighting To Be A Better Person And Believe Me It Won't Stop Me From Achieving My Goals In Life.

Please, If There's A Medical Solution To It I Urge Those Of You Who Are In The Medical Field To Help Me With A Solution But If There's None No Problem, I Can't Kill Myself, I'm Not My Maker, But Then Again It Has Taught Me Few Things In Life.

Crysallis:


What's manifesting now was programmed into your memory while growing up

Shebbs:



By Who?

NwekeUG:
A lady lost her job as an On Air Personality (OAP), in a radio station because she has a speech problem, IGBERETV reports.

Barely one month after resumption of duty, Zainab Fakunle was laid off because she could not pronounce “R” properly. This was considered as a misconduct and hence she was laid off.
Mother tongue problem.Even one of my lecturers that studied abroad does that


https://twitter.com/fakurizy/status/1520652082474278912?s=20&t=BpWn-plDhmvVzHVhwQUD5Q

NwekeUG:
A lady lost her job as an On Air Personality (OAP), in a radio station because she has a speech problem, IGBERETV reports.

Barely one month after resumption of duty, Zainab Fakunle was laid off because she could not pronounce “R” properly. This was considered as a misconduct and hence she was laid off.



https://twitter.com/fakurizy/status/1520652082474278912?s=20&t=BpWn-plDhmvVzHVhwQUD5Q

kenzysmith:
This is wrong very wrong

But anty my advise next time u get a job try and be servicing who ever incharge

bolubennie:
I know this lady
She's an OAP in a popular radio station in Ibadan

Virtually everyone loves the radio programmes she anchor. To me, her "R" Factor is even one of the reasons why some enjoy the programmes.

'Eleha Zainabu', as popularly called by her favourite male colleague, it is well with you.
Better job ahead.
Eat your Id-el Fitr meat jejely like nothing happened.
Cheers!

naija4life247:
She must be MAD. You no fit pronounce 'R', yet you want to be pronouncing rubbish into our hear drums. Go and do something else with your life and leave Olosho work wey Time Makinwa and Most Abebe dey do.

Abi,how you wan pronounce Parallelogram ?

Iamnorth:
[s][/s]"hear drum" indeed see as u dey mumu yourself when you are suffering from thesame problem take my 'like' and get some sense

lexy2014:


How can the speech defect be corrected? Which HR will help her? Aren't they the ones that typed her sack letter?

MASTAkiLLAh:
many radio stations send their broadcasters for speech training before they start work and if she knew about the R factor as a defect, the onus is on her to go for therapy so as to increase her chances of getting employed at a higher paying gig. I was talking about HR's from other stations avoiding her since she'll be seen as a potential trouble maker. It's better we hear the official response from her last employer and you'll be shocked to see she's an actual trouble maker

lexy2014:


Did the radio station in question send her on speech training and she refused to go in the one month she was with them?

Did the radio station not notice she had a speech defect when they interviewed her before they gave her the job?

What trouble did she make that makes u say HRs of other stations will see her as a potential trouble maker?

Ishilove:

Can you say "parallelogram"?

MASTAkiLLAh:
oga abeg I no get strength today. Her sack letter says "misconduct and non professionalism", dragging anything with anybody online is a waste of time to me