Unhappy Nigerian Boss Shares the Bad Resignation Letter a Student Intern Sent after ASUU Called off Strike
- A Nigerian student called it quits at a place he works as an intern in a manner that didn't please his boss
- The sad employer took to social media to share a screenshot of the eight-worded resignation email with a promise to stop considering undergraduates for intern roles
- The mischievous student riding on the back of the ASUU strike call-off used a trending expression 'sope otilor'
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Mixed reactions have trailed a resignation letter a Nigerian undergraduate sent to his employer as he dumped his intern job at the organisation following the call off of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) 8-month strike.
The unhappy boss, via his handle @Unknown_xyzac shared the resignation email on Twitter as he closed the door on employing undergraduates for intern positions in the future.
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The resignation letter by one Victor Makinde, a marketing intern, addressed to Adekunle simply reads, "effective from today, oya sope otilor."
It was not just the shortness of the eight-worded letter that stunned many but the use of a recently trending slang, 'sope otilor.'
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Sope Otilor is a Yoruba expression that literally means that one should say something is over, ended or gone.
The tweet has since gone viral and stirred massive reactions.
See the tweet below:
Social media reactions
@maine_clare said:
"This is not even funny. If this is real.
"Blocking opportunities for others that would actually need the job."
@R0VIEL said:
"The person doesn’t value your organization.
"There might be a reason why."
@PluckyPrecious said:
"Developing workplace friendships enhances workers overall happiness and productivity. However, professional boundaries are essential."
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@_contactayo said:
"This isn't funny at all. This would probably affect future interns request. We can't be possibly hiding bad behaviour under GenZ."
@Funmiscute said:
"I don't find this funny though regardless of the relationship between them. Official should be official then jokes can come later or through another medium."
@houdini__1 said:
"Imagine him needing a real job later on and he is asked to go bring a reference letter from places he’s worked or interned before."
Woman drops funny resignation letter as she quits her job
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a woman had submitted a funny resignation letter as she dumped her job.
The lady did one on her unsuspecting boss with the unconventional message. But asides from the picture showing the message, Morp*hine's thread included another funny message to her colleagues. She wrote:
"The rest of my crew has either [quit] or they put in their two weeks and I was the last one. So, cheers to f**king over Rite Aid on not having anyone to work."
Source: Legit.ng