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Mixed reactions as Dubai firm bars Nigerians from job

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SOCIAL media users have reacted angrily to a job opening posted online by a Dubai recruitment firm, which excluded Nigerians.

The firm, Shirley Recruitment Consultants, Dubai, had said in the vacancy posted three days ago, that it was looking for merchandisers.It, however, says the applicants must not be Nigerian.

Others said the image of Nigeria was being battered by the various news of corruption and Internet scam emanating from the country. “There is a systematic problem with leadership, followership and our value system. No respect for dignity of labour; thieves and persons of questionable character get chieftaincy titles.

Another member of the forum with the alias, dapsoneh, posted a Google search result of different job vacancies in Dubai, which expressly forbade Nigerians from applying.

 

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