Sirmwill:


As in

POLS:


https://techcabal.com/2024/08/20/ihs-towers-layoffs/

Tajbol4splend:
Food is ready for omo Igbo, let the tears keep rolling

Softmen:
Tifnubu had done more harm than good

Shinjawestern:
Give this country to a Christian and watch as this country progress...

Anyway God bless the good people of Southsouth and Southwest

OkCornel:
Dear Sycophants,

On August 29 2023, Tinubu’s government promised to create 50 million jobs and revive the economy.

This is almost one year. How far with your messiah’s plan?

https://www.nairaland.com/7821154/tinubu-sets-3-year-economic-revival

chccho:
This isn't exactly bad news for those laid off cos they will get very handsome severance packages. According to the news most of those laid off are senior executives and senior executives will be well compensated.
They can easily move on and start a new life

maasoap:


Lol. When the churches in Nigeria are rife with corruption

Shinjawestern:


Ok Abdul

Shinjawestern:
Give this country to a Christian and watch as this country progress...

Anyway God bless the good people of Southsouth and Southwest

POLS:


https://techcabal.com/2024/08/20/ihs-towers-layoffs/

MisterBanny:


To slap u dey hungry me I swear. Give this country to a traditional idol worshipper and he will do Better

felaismyhero:
Or you mean give this country to a traditionalist? We have had both christians and muslims as rulers of this country. It should be give this country to a traditionalist and watch as this country progress...

blueAgent:


Are traditionalists not part of the problem?

Who creates charms and power for this politicians that enable then to act recklessly.
The secret cults and societies our politicians belong to, are they not from our traditional societies?

maasoap:


Lol. You didn't see the bigger negative impacts. One, these are the employees probably nearing retirement age. The opportunity for young job seekers to replace them is gone.
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b]Two, this shows that company is gradually packing up because sacking 100 employees at a time is a bigger problem.[/b]

Of course its a problem and thats not new to so many other companies that are faced with the economic challenges biting hard on bizs. As a matter of fact, the situation isnt even that bad for IHS, because so many other businesses have packed up totally and left Nigeria
If they decide to pack up and leave totally do u know how many people would lose their jobs?? So 100 people or thousands of workers being laid, off u decide?
And three, most of them might not have ready for new adventures/businesses which means that some of them will eventually waste their compensation on trials and errors

Shinjawestern:
Give this country to a Christian and watch as this country progress...

Anyway God bless the good people of Southsouth and Southwest

ibechris:
Those who voted APC among them would be sad now.

It is now clear that u can steal a dead man's certificate but u can't be the dead person in reality.

First class accountant that has no ICAN...nothing to show that he is even educated.

OkCornel:
Dear Sycophants,

On August 29 2023, Tinubu’s government promised to create 50 million jobs and revive the economy.

This is almost one year. How far with your messiah’s plan?

https://www.nairaland.com/7821154/tinubu-sets-3-year-economic-revival

DeLaRue:
I sympathise with anyone that loses his job in these difficult times.

The reality is that every business goes through a circle. There are times you make profit. Occasionally, there can be a loss. That's business life.

If a company like this one which has been making billions in Nigeria every year for several years suddenly makes a loss, it is not nice but it is also not the end of the world.

Besides, Google, Facebook, Tesla etc have been laying off hundreds of thousands of employees in 'sane clime' USA.

Are they also based in Nigeria.

The global economy is going through a difficult circle. Virtually every country is affected one way or the other.

poiZon:

Most of them voted this calamity cos of tribal sentiments, so it's a welcome development.

POLS:
It actually more than 100... This is from a reliable source..

chccho:

I honestly still dont understand what your point is or the sense in it.
If a senior executive is already nearing retirement age and is "handsomely" rewarded what then is the problem. Afterall he still would have been officially retired inba few years anyway
(Mind u because they are senior executives does not mean they are/should be nearing retirement age. There are senior executives at the age of 35!!!)
Also it seems u dont know the kind of company IHS is, its a multinational not a small Nigerian 1man biz. You think when they lay off their senior executives they will be paid peanuts?? No!! Some of these senior executives are paid well over 50m if not even up to 100m are u saying thats still not enough to start a meaningful living?

chccho:

I honestly still dont understand what your point is or the sense in it.
If a senior executive is already nearing retirement age and is "handsomely" rewarded what then is the problem. Afterall he still would have been officially retired inba few years anyway
(Mind u because they are senior executives does not mean they are/should be nearing retirement age. There are senior executives at the age of 35!!!)
Also it seems u dont know the kind of company IHS is, its a multinational not a small Nigerian 1man biz. You think when they lay off their senior executives they will be paid peanuts?? No!! Some of these senior executives are paid well over 50m if not even up to 100m are u saying thats still not enough to start a meaningful living?

OkCornel:
Dear Sycophants,

On August 29 2023, Tinubu’s government promised to create 50 million jobs and revive the economy.

This is almost one year. How far with your messiah’s plan?

https://www.nairaland.com/7821154/tinubu-sets-3-year-economic-revival

osothermal:
you see that's why I japa o. Nigeria telecom jobs is not guaranteed. Make I check on my guys

osothermal:
you see that's why I japa o. Nigeria telecom jobs is not guaranteed. Make I check on my guys