Sope otilo!

Have you ever gone for a job interview that made you realize the job was a goner? Read the stories of these Nigerians.

 

1. The Dangerous cost of making skits 

 

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Well, you have new interview content now. In all things, give thanks.

 

2. Mr Bean with the comeback

 

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You are no beans and that’s why you were not picked. Hope that answers that question?

 

3. Where is your memory card, Lola?

 

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Say that it has gone?

 

4. Ha!

 

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You say wetin?

 

5. Sweet water

 

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It’s very sweet? You should be ashamed of yourself.

 

6. Already securing free rides?

 

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Maybe she should dash you the car too. Would that work for you, Muna?

 

7. Unmask the masquerade

 

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Everybody should also turn on their camera. Mask off!

 

8. A pound of flesh

 

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Does this look like a family gathering to you, Ore?

 

9. You think you’re wise?

 

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Do they want someone that takes a different approach to problems or not?

 

10. Is it not just to post online?

 

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Way maker, miracle worker, Emma, that is who you are!

 

11. Rumor Has It…

 

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So, you went ahead to confirm the rumour.

 

12. Turntables

 

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Turn the tables on them! They won’t see it coming. And you won’t see the job coming either. Like never ever.

 

13. Is this playing?

 

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What occasion did you dress – interview or burial?

 

14. Transport fare is high

 

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Transportation cost in Lagos is very high, abeg. They should tell you what’s wrong with working at the VI Office.

 

15. Oshey, report card

 

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Let me get this straight, you told the MD to his face that you will report him to the board if he refuses to cooperate. Oshey, report card

 

#TheGoodStuff serves up some light reading with 2 shots of humour and a dash of sarcasm. This edition features stories of how some Nigerians realized the job was never going to be theirs.

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