“They told me to go home” — Nigerian lady in UK says she was fired after making video about colleague being laid off

A Nigerian lady based in the UK has shared an emotional video claiming she was fired from her job after creating content about a colleague who had been laid off.

In the video, the woman was seen crying as she explained that she was told to go home after arriving at work.

According to her, her manager told her that the video she made about her colleague losing his job had been sent to the company by the colleague.

She claimed the colleague said the video caused him mental distress, prompting the company to terminate her employment.

The woman said she only made the video to create awareness about what had happened and claimed she had received permission from her workplace before sharing it.

She also denied suggestions that she made the video for financial gain on social media, saying she had never earned money from her social media content.

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I don’t understand this Gen-Z generation. Everything is about content.

2 likes 0 dislikes Reply A Please don’t take her serious. This is also content. I can never, for the life of me, be able to understand this idea of being in serious matter and holding up a camera to record yourself responding emotionally 🙃. It’s already a cinema as fat as I am concerned. Idiot

5 likes 0 dislikes Reply A You think you are in Nigeria that you call Oshomole or NLC or VDM to fight for you. Next time learn how to mind your business, this is UK not your Nigeria that any opportunity you create content against your government.

3 likes 0 dislikes Reply A She think say na 9ja she dey where everything na “content”!

1 likes 0 dislikes Reply G Make more contents and loss more jobs till you recieve sense

1 likes 0 dislikes Reply A AND she is still here posting.

6 likes 1 dislikes Reply A Everything is content… Because we’re coming from an environment that does not take data protection seriously…

4 likes 0 dislikes Reply A The madness in this generation. Does everything have to be online, even your grief? And she’s now posting her own ‘termination’. The Company will see this, and decide they made the right decision.

5 likes 0 dislikes Reply A I will never understand this generations need to post every single thing online. Someone’s lowest moment is what you turned Into content? All I can say is …Karma

3 likes 0 dislikes Reply A Fools They still think they are in Nigeria Foolish people

0 likes 0 dislikes Reply O No be everything person dey post simple

0 likes 0 dislikes Reply A Crocodile 🐊 cry… you need nigeria views on your content to make money 💰

0 likes 0 dislikes Reply A She’s still making video of being laid off from work

2 likes 0 dislikes Reply A So you can have time to do more videos at home..

0 likes 0 dislikes Reply A You sound , look and have behaved like a Moron … Stay the fuck off SM

0 likes 0 dislikes Reply A So sorry, but here you are again making another video. Make una leave social media alone

1 likes 0 dislikes Reply D Oloun lo mu e!! the person you think you are supporting reported you that your video caused her distress, laye e, you will always mind your business. In fact if it is escalated to immigration for your deportation, that would teach you a great lesson, In life, you mind your business and it is not everything you video that is for the internet. Ode oshi! O fe pawo… won ti gbe e ni gogo finally.

1 likes 0 dislikes Reply A Social media will eventually be the downfall of many. Make people no learn.

4 likes 0 dislikes Reply A Madam calm down you no go die . Take them to court and as a lesson Nigerians in the UK should be mindful of the kind of content they make . Na part of bad government in Nigeria if we have a good country no one will think of going to UK

0 likes 0 dislikes Reply A You’re an idiot. You’ll cry blood. You better be careful before you have a heart attack. When they tell you young stupid people not to be taking everything to social media, you’ll not listen. You said you’re trying to create content for awareness. Content kill you there. Who commissioned you to do content on events at your place of work? Is that part of your terms of engagement? In what way does your contents add value to your company?. Instead of you to go home quietly and ease your pains, you still returned to the same social media that caused your dismissal from work. What help do you expect from your social media family? You’re so immature. You have forgotten that potential employers may also be interested in your lifestyle on social media, and non will be willing to employ you, when they know your history of being an idiot, and a social media nuisance. You better pack your bags and start coming back to Nigeria, as it’s doubtful that you’re still employable in the United Kingdom. You actually appear suicidal with the way you’re taking your dismissal from your company. Seek urgent help and counselling from your family and friends.

9 likes 0 dislikes Reply A Cho cho cho.. Everyone is now a ‘content creator ‘

0 likes 0 dislikes Reply A Idiot! All these women sef 😐, na small thing una go go dey set camera….you go learn new things sha

0 likes 0 dislikes Reply N Content kill you there!

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