purples25:
Those who post on social media, post all their good things, e.g celebrities, I wonder how strong the spirits around them are.

The moment you post something good about yourself, many people will be angry, because they don't have it, and they want it for themselves. Those who are not attacked but admired for posting their good luck just have a lot of grace, and they still have some low key, die hard haters.

Maybe it's just jealousy, but honestly people are suffering and it hurts to see another person bragging about what you can never get. Some will be inspired, some will feel very very hurt. They will feel you did it to pepper them, they will come out to hurt you too.

I posted my baby on my WhatsApp after giving birth. I was posting freely until one girl on my WhatsApp started aggressively posting pictures of her friends babies online. She's been in my contacts for a year without doing anything like that. Once I started posting, she went and found tiktoks and videos of all her friends babies abroad. Till today she's still posting. She's indirectly trying to tell me mine is nothing. When i made the mistake of showing my hurt on that same WhatsApp, she immediately posted a video on her status of her laughing hard with a friend. That was the proof that she was indeed attacking me. Plus a meme saying 'you push me, I push you. You do for me, I do for you!' ...hmmm. Madness.

To go for a one month old baby, jealous of a new mom with a one month old because the mom is happy, well, taught me more about the kind of people on social media, even somewhere as little as WhatsApp.

It made me understand that this life is a competition to many people.

Kaido:

If you are not marketing your products or your skills, abeg stop posting about your private life or moods on your WhatsApp status and Facebook.

I remember when my sister posted me on her WhatsApp status on my birthday ,I warned not to ever try it again. I dey hide myself to live long but she wan expose me.


There are lots of bitter people than happy people in Naija.

Uncletony:

Tinubu said he doesn't believe in one Nigeria but today he's president. 4get nothing happens to the wealthy thieves.

purples25:


@ bold, that's the main deal. Some complained that I didn't even let anyone know I married or bla bla bla. But the baby saga don teach me.

Kaido:

Even if you had told them, they will come not to witness the beautiful matrimonial ceremony but to know how flashy & big the wedding gon be. Which kind dignitaries come? How the hall decoration be? Whether dey food sweet? How ugly is the groom? Her makeup too cheap sef etc

Chai! We too get wahala for this country
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Messina123:


No you don't understand. Posting is the problem. When we the elites go to Harrods we're at risk of her exposing us to the internet. That's 2hat Harrods has tried to curtail. Get your money up so you can enjoy the privileges associated with it.

Maggie A (@maggieanne.n) posted to her TikTok about her time working at the department store saying there are a few things people probably don't know about unless they worked there.

It is unsurprising that Harrods sees lots of celebrities visit the stores with Maggie mentioning people like Drake and Beyonce in her video, but she also said that if a celebrity visited the shop, the staff were not allowed to let on they knew who the celebrity was, even if it was really obvious.

Maggie then went on to say that if they did serve a celebrity, they could never ask for a photo and some people even lost their job for doing so.

Maggie said: "I have known people to literally get the sack because they've asked for pictures with celebrities and you are not allowed to do that, that is a no go. You do not ask a celebrity for a selfie when you're working in Harrods".

Natbrowny:


I agree social media has its positives.

But in general its a curse. And unfortunately we have to live with it.

Pierohandsome:
They think UK is a country you misbehave like Nigeria without consequences. Those guys over there have ethics. Nigeria is lawless

femi4:
It's not a curse. If you know the amount of wealth it has created, you won't call it a curse. Stop demonising technology.

Road accident happens everyday, does that make vehicles a curse

Natbrowny:
They terminated the employment coz her post sounded like.

I go steal from these rich men. And that's gonna affect company's good will

Na so one guy (Sergi) that year post say. I can never play for Barcelona.
Barca signed him 3 years later. Fans dug up the post and Barca terminated the contract b4 e even kicked a ball

Be careful what u say online

koboko69:
Woman Who Bragged On Social Media About Her New Job At A Luxury Store Sacked Before First Shift

An online video of how a young woman was sacked by a renowned company in the UK company even before she began her first shift has got many people talking.

Recently employed by Harrods, the lady identified as Akorede but known on TikTok as @korrxss, disclosed that she had not yet started her first shift when she received the notice of termination from the company.

Before the viral video of her dismissal, she had gone viral with a previous video in which she talked enthusiastically about her job at the UK-based luxury department store.

In that first video, she suggested that her social class has shot up because of her new employment, stating at one point:

“I’m dealing with the richest of the rich, who are you dealing with [giggles]?”

@korrxss

Lmk if u want tips on how to get innnn 🥰🥰🤗

But in the second video, her story changes. Sounding disappointed, she told her followers on TikTok that she didn’t even do her first shift at Harrods before she got fired for going on social media.

Akorede wondered who may have sent the footage to the employer after she was fired. She gave the situation further thought and concluded that it taught her an important lesson to avoid posting pleasant news on the internet.

“I got fired! Before I even did my first shift, I got fired. Someone must have sent the video ‘cos I don’t know how they must have found it. I took that video after I attended my induction; I’ve not even attended my first shift.

“That was really sad. I learnt a really valuable lesson; don’t ever tell good news to people or the internet, keep it to yourself. Upon reflection, that was kind of a shitty video; I was just joking and was just excited,” she said in part.

@theshadeborough

Sis really got sacked by luxury store #Harrods before even starting the job, due to a bragging video posted about her new role 🫣👀

Her story has drawn varied reactions online.

https://www.tiktok.com/@korrxss/video/7315561186412612896?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=mobile&sender_web_id=7226116796024784426

zombieHUNTER:


All these wicked people that voted APc yet left the country....

Karma will locate you one after the other..

She should quickly come back to Lagos that Tinubu built and enjoy the reap the dividends of foolishness..nawa for your brain ooo, you no get sense at all, elections are over, and you are still wallowing in pains.

A dollar is now 1200 to the Naira..

Pierohandsome:
They think UK is a country you misbehave like Nigeria without consequences. Those guys over there have ethics. Nigeria is lawless

evsimmigration:
[That's the life of Afonji...Always boasting when they know they are nonentity.
If she happens to be an igbo lady, thies Yoruba Thiefff wil not allow us have rest

quote author=dangermouse post=127637400]All for the gram.

Some folks are just too daft.



Not everything you take to the net. At least you learnt your lessons.

koboko69:
Woman Who Bragged On Social Media About Her New Job At A Luxury Store Sacked Before First Shift

An online video of how a young woman was sacked by a renowned company in the UK company even before she began her first shift has got many people talking.

Recently employed by Harrods, the lady identified as Akorede but known on TikTok as @korrxss, disclosed that she had not yet started her first shift when she received the notice of termination from the company.

Before the viral video of her dismissal, she had gone viral with a previous video in which she talked enthusiastically about her job at the UK-based luxury department store.

In that first video, she suggested that her social class has shot up because of her new employment, stating at one point:

“I’m dealing with the richest of the rich, who are you dealing with [giggles]?”

@korrxss

Lmk if u want tips on how to get innnn 🥰🥰🤗

But in the second video, her story changes. Sounding disappointed, she told her followers on TikTok that she didn’t even do her first shift at Harrods before she got fired for going on social media.

Akorede wondered who may have sent the footage to the employer after she was fired. She gave the situation further thought and concluded that it taught her an important lesson to avoid posting pleasant news on the internet.

“I got fired! Before I even did my first shift, I got fired. Someone must have sent the video ‘cos I don’t know how they must have found it. I took that video after I attended my induction; I’ve not even attended my first shift.

“That was really sad. I learnt a really valuable lesson; don’t ever tell good news to people or the internet, keep it to yourself. Upon reflection, that was kind of a shitty video; I was just joking and was just excited,” she said in part.

@theshadeborough

Sis really got sacked by luxury store #Harrods before even starting the job, due to a bragging video posted about her new role 🫣👀

Her story has drawn varied reactions online.

https://www.tiktok.com/@korrxss/video/7315561186412612896?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=mobile&sender_web_id=7226116796024784426

zombieHUNTER:


All these wicked people that voted APc yet left the country....

Karma will locate you one after the other..

She should quickly come back to Lagos that Tinubu built and enjoy the reap the dividends of foolishness..

A dollar is now 1200 to the Naira..