Na so

the simple answer is do not share a residence with shady people.

if you are so unfortunate that your landlord rents other parts of the building to shady people, its best you leave, unless you have similar inclinations.

otherwise once he shit hits the fan, you will be caught up in it.

i remember a case in school where some cult boys took up residence in a room. one by one, everyone else in that room moved out. only two of the original members stayed. they were not cult boys, but they chose to 'get along'

one day the cultists were busted by the school authorities, and every member of the room was expelled.

thereis no telling what the co habitants have been witness to in that building

Jumia has lost a customer because is this their unusual silence. Konga all d way

It's just unfortunate. There is still so much yet to be exposed!!!

OP, get your facts right, Jumia has released a statement on this issue

They are waste of sperm

mannycrown:
OP: Tell your source to investigate before hitting his keyboard and publishing. The guy is not a direct staff of Jumia. He's a contract staff with a Jumia Contractor.

he is working for jumia weather a casual or not casual staff don't join ppl to destroy this country, jumia is play with their name and business

mannycrown:
OP: Tell your source to investigate before hitting his keyboard and publishing. The guy is not a direct staff of Jumia. He's a contract staff with a Jumia Contractor.

So this justifies their silence baa?

mr1759:


he is working for jumia weather a casual or not casual staff don't join ppl to destroy this country, jumia is play with their name and business

On whose payroll is he? Jumia or Jumia Contractor? You work for who pays you. You and OP are building the country by spreading unconfirmed info very capable destroying Jumia and Nigeria. Tell OP to contact Jumia before writing trash!

izzou:

So this justifies their silence baa?

It's the contractor's business.

mannycrown:


On whose payroll is he? Jumia or Jumia Contractor? You work for who pays you. You and OP are building the country by spreading unconfirmed info very capable destroying Jumia and Nigeria. Tell OP to contact Jumia before writing trash!

as I speak with you now he is known as jumia rep even jumia has not disputed that.

If the poor delivery man ran away with Jumia's money, he would have been put on national media. Now that Jumia sent him on an errand and he was killed in the process, Jumia has decided to keep quiet. No support or compensation for the family, nothing to show that they are standing up for the safety of their staff.

For me, it's bye to Jumia, my conscience won't allow me patronize them any longer.

mr1759:


as I speak with you now he is known as jumia rep even jumia has not disputed that.

I have contacted Jumia PH and i have posited to you their side of the story.

NB: Jumia closed some branches and contracted out their deliveries.

mannycrown:
OP: Tell your source to investigate before hitting his keyboard and publishing. The guy is not a direct staff of Jumia. He's a contract staff with a Jumia Contractor.

Look this is PR we are talking about here. Even if the deceased is a 3rd party staff, that doesn't mean Jumia should be quiet about it. The truth is the guy died while working as a delivery man for Jumia merchandise. They should at least, for the sake of Social responsibility and brand recognition, compensate the family of the deceased.

Which kain country be this sef?

mannycrown:
OP: Tell your source to investigate before hitting his keyboard and publishing. The guy is not a direct staff of Jumia. He's a contract staff with a Jumia Contractor.

What difference does that make? The fact remains that he was working for Jumia and he was killed while carrying out his duty

Pls Get your facts right before opening a thread. In spite of the fact that the deceased is a contract staff to a company that partners with Jumia. Jumia has released a comprehensive statement.

Concerning compensation,It is only logical to await conclusion of Police investigation. Compensation doesn't just fly down like that.


The unfortunate incident happened last month ...I don't think any compensation can be that Quick. Secondly, I don't feel Jumia owes us any duty to disclose when they will pay.


We should be careful not to fall into the pit of assumptions. It's dangerous!!


https://www.bellanaija.com/2017/03/jumia-releases-official-statement-on-the-reported-death-of-its-delivery-agent/


https://www.naij.com/1096577-jumia-sympathized-family-murdered-delivery-man-awaits-police-investigation.html


http://pulse.ng/gist/jumia-releases-statement-on-death-of-dispatch-agent-id6445562.html

http://www.techcityng.com/official-statement-on-missing-jumia-delivery-associate/

http://breaking.com.ng/nigeria/jumia-releases-official-statement-regarding-missing-delivery-man/


http://wazobians.com/29326-2/



Any of the above links should suffice.

mannycrown:
OP: Tell your source to investigate before hitting his keyboard and publishing. The guy is not a direct staff of Jumia. He's a contract staff with a Jumia Contractor.

What's your point?

GambaOsaka:


Look this is PR we are talking about here. Even if the deceased is a 3rd party staff, that doesn't mean Jumia should be quiet about it. The truth is the guy died while working as a delivery man for Jumia merchandise. They should at least, for the sake of Social responsibility and brand recognition, compensate the family of the deceased.

Which kain country be this sef?

And what would the contractor Jumia pays be doing?

It's boil down to the fact that the government don't give a rat a$$ about the life of each citizen

Terrible.
Hanging isn't enough punishment for this guy. He should be clubbed to death.

spartan50:
We as a country is messed up.. Jumia is foreign owned and no statement has been issued.. I just hope this country has a future cos its very bleak in all aspects

Jumia isn't foreign owned!

MARKone:
May our efforts to bring up our children to sound moral, academic and spiritual standard, not be in vain.

Amen o. Cos this boy is just evil. Pure evil

mannycrown:

And what would the contractor Jumia pays be doing?

If you don't understand my post ask questions , intelligent questions I mean. Nobody knows any contractor . What the public - the people that patronize jumia and everyone at large know is Jumia and not one contractor somewhere.
When a supplier goes to supply goods, he doesn't go as a staff of contractor (at least to the peraon buying the goods). He goes there with a jumia branded vest and base ball cap. And not one mazi okeke contractor limited .

Afam4eva:




The guy in the middle is a tatoo artiste who went to draw tatoo o the alleged murder. he was the one who found blood and was about to report before he was threatened by the guy that his family will be killed if he dares to report to the police. That's his own side of the story and i beleive because i watched when both of them were interviewed.

Tattoo artist??

He said he is a plumber who came to work in the bathroom where he discovered the blood

Jumia's silence surprised me o. It is the height of corporate irresponsibility.

YelloweWest:

Tattoo artist??

He said he is a plumber who came to work in the bathroom where he discovered the blood

No, he draws tatoo. I heard him say it in the interview.

chyy5:
Jumia has lost a customer because is this their unusual silence. Konga all d way

Jumia full staff, contract staff or whatever...more PR needs to be done. While police continue with investigation they should make more effort with PR. The press release isn't enough...this unusual silence is sickening.

Mynd44:
OP, get your facts right, Jumia has released a statement on this issue

Thank you.

All the fake bloggers with half a brain just come up with all sort of nonsense blog posts.

Jumia's CEO released a widely publicised press statement on the issue yet some idiots on this thread are expecting a "speech".

"Speech" on what exactly? Has the police finalised their investigations? Have the suspects being charged to court? That is what the OP should be talking about and not some "speech" on an issue.

Based on the info I heard from an internal source, the late driver was previously employed with Jumia. However, jumia "sold" their logistics arm to third party suppliers and for that reason, the driver was no longer employed by them but absorbed by their third party logistics partner.

I'm sure the family will be compensated. Jumia has no reason to publicly disclose their plans of compensation for the family. If they do, they are only exposing the widow to the fangs of greedy extended family members who might ask for a cut in whatsoever compensation package or insist on deciding how it should be spent.

smtx:


Jumia full staff, contract staff or whatever...more PR needs to be done. While police continue with investigation they should make more effort with PR. The press release isn't enough...this unusual silence is sickening.

What PR?

You want the company to embark on PR over the death of an innocent man?

This is just further proof that this forum is full of kids with half a brain, zero work experience with no understanding whatsoever on how corporate governance works.

smtx:


Jumia isn't foreign owned!

Stop showcasing your ignorance publicly.

Jumia is backed by foreign investors.

Investors = owners

Besides, the guys who sent up the company originally before selling off their stake are foreigners.

Read here on more detailed information on Jumia.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jumia

Either direct or indirect staff,is he not a nigerian or human?is pathetic that we allow our so called politicians to use us wit policies to favour demselves,that gives most industries now to treat 9ja anyhow;whats the feature dat direct staff has that is beta of the indirect staff,jst previlege if i say and i dnt think u happen to be a 9ja and bin human to alter this statement