EbenezerTriumph:
eyeneka na so most of our ibibio sisters dey behave when you call them on phone. most are naturally proud and rude

Karleb:


It's as if some of you didn't read the OP.

The lady picked the call without saying HELLO then asked WHO IS THIS? Before getting a reply the proceeded with HOW DID YOU GET MY NUMBER?

Then the HR, obviously confused asked if he is speaking with Miss xxxx?

Then she didn't answer the question rather she threatened the gentleman and ended the call.

Let us not justify bad manners here, the lady is totally at fault. Let us be guided abeg.

I get calls from recruiters too and what they normally do is to introduce themselves after making sure they are speaking with the applicant.

If you don't want call then stop giving out your numbers. Give email instead.

firstworld:
The HR person is at fault I am in HR and because of these kinds of reactions, I usually start my calls by introducing myself first so the other person knows who is calling and is at ease. He could have simply said "I am John D calling from bank. That wouldnt hurt. That said, the lady should have been cautious as a job seeker that was just interviewed and expecting phone calls. Lets call a spade a spade please.

MejiLoyon:
This morning I still blocked someone for answering rudely. Shey because you get punna you feel all men are at your mercy. Ogun keeeeee you. Hello this is Mejiloyon. Next thing I heard was yes what do you want? Wetin hqppen. Abi weyrey leleyi ni? I just replied sorry ma and hung up. Nack am solid blocking. Somehow she realised who I was and called back with another number. Once she introduce herself I dey hangup and block. It takes two to tango. Make she carry her winch go another place

Juliearth:
Some Nigerians need to adopt the culture of being cultured while talking to strangers on phone. There ayre courteous ways of getting a wind of the person talking from the other end and assuming the call is an unwelcomed one, there are a thousand ways of ending the calls without hurting a fly. For instance instead of saying who's thise "May I know who this is?"

soundOsonic:
The HR for make am sweet by texting "aunty you don lose your employment be that, you know one say hello ba, at least help me tell your village people hello no vex"

ONNYX:

The phone is still a very new and underestimated tool as far as the African man is concerned.

Sometimes I just despair and the only option available is to switch off the phone. Random phone calls are what they are; random.
Oblige the caller some civility until his/her true caller emerges....and even then try not to be rude as it is never over until it is over.
that is it

Tywo2018:
30k Dollars waiting for each player someone must play football in my family.

onuman:
They are ISWAP/Boko Haram terrorists provoking the federal military forces to attack wherever the terrorists struck.

Nnamdi Kanu may soon claim that his forces were behind the attack, the same way Osama Bin Laden would claim every terrorists attack on Americans anywhere

Edehemmanuel:
This is a hard one oo
But 50 - 50 chance is mad
It Sha depends on my condition when I was offered the deal if am better off I'll toss the damn coin
But if it is as I am now I'll jejely carry the 1m oo
Make greediness no make me loss the both...

Draslo:
Abeg where the coin dey?!

N1 million wey no reach to buy my John Lobb shoes. You dey whine me?

Casham:
Oga, homosexuality has always been part of EVERY culture. I think you are the one worshipping the white man: thinking Africans don't think for themselves. You think we blacks don't/can't decide for ourselves unless we are influenced by the white man.
And because my forefathers practiced polygamy do not mean it is right for me now. It is not the white man that makes me know that polygamy is wrong. I've got a mind too. I am disgusted by homosexuality as much as you are, but lets face reality; these people are here to stay. And since their choice does not affect me in any way, let them get their freedom. Their bodies, their lives, their choices.
Our forefathers were too dumb to create a form of writing for us, so we do not have written records of all these stuff. But the fact that most of our languages now have words for homosexuality is enough prove that they had been among us, even if underground. STOP attributing everything to the white man doñAllah.

Casham:
Oga, homosexuality has always been part of EVERY culture. I think you are the one worshipping the white man: thinking Africans don't think for themselves. You think we blacks don't/can't decide for ourselves unless we are influenced by the white man.
And because my forefathers practiced polygamy do not mean it is right for me now. It is not the white man that makes me know that polygamy is wrong. I've got a mind too. I am disgusted by homosexuality as much as you are, but lets face reality; these people are here to stay. And since their choice does not affect me in any way, let them get their freedom. Their bodies, their lives, their choices.
Our forefathers were too dumb to create a form of writing for us, so we do not have written records of all these stuff. But the fact that most of our languages now have words for homosexuality is enough prove that they had been among us, even if underground. STOP attributing everything to the white man doñAllah.