Nigerian Woman Turns Down Job Offer Of N190k Because She's Scared Of Third Mainland Bridge

Posted by Amarachi on Thu 03rd Dec, 2020 - tori.ng

The lady reportedly turned down the job due to her fear of water and the Third Mainland Bridge.

The Thread

A man took to Twitter to narrate how a lady allegedly turned down a N190k job offer in Lagos due to her phobia of the Third Mainland Bridge.

According to @lollypeezle, the lady thought she would be given the role in the Mainland office of the firm whose island office is the only one functioning at the moment due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

He added that the lady turned down the job on grounds of her being scared of ''plenty water and Third Mainland Bridge.''

He Tweeted;

"Just today, a lady turned down a lucrative job on the Island. She said she can’t take it because she’s scared of Third Mainland Bridge. I was dumbfounded

Just Third Mainland Bridge o

190k job that people will die for with all the paparazzi attached. I wish I could switch position.

Apparently, the company is a reputable real estate company with offices on the mainland and island. She thought she would be given the role in the Mainland office but presently, due to covid-19, the company is only functioning at the island office....

Madam said she can’t take the job. She’s scared of plenty water and Third Mainland Bridge. A staff even offered to be bringing her from Alapere where she stays, she didn’t accept. She said she has heard a lot about the bridge... a lot bii ti bawo? She no need job. 3mb phobia"


 

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