Post by Blessing Ojoma Onakpa (@blessing-82)
It’s really annoying seeing unqualified people working in government offices.
Some of them got their jobs because of connections, not because they are capable. How can a government worker not even spell “blessing” correctly? and was asking me for the right spelling 🙄. And how can someone handling official documents not know that using tipex makes the document invalid?
It’s very frustrating.
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LekeeLekee User: If anything, experiences like this are why reforms in hiring, training, and documentation standards matter so much—because when those fail, citizens end up carrying the cost in stress, delays, and mistrust.
The Wealth architect: Your annoyance is really a signal of something healthier: you still expect order, competence, and professionalism from public service. The frustration comes because reality didn’t meet that expectation.
Olatubosun David: My sister, this country na one chance. One of the solutions to this and other similar situations is what you have done here. We must continue condemning the malpractices, who knows maybe few will have a change of heart.
Africa Growth Hub (Official): That's Nigeria for us. Nepotism has finished the system.
Samuel Elaigwu: Who is your father, who recommended you? That is the system we found ourselves.
Imade Osayande: Annoying is an understatement
Oluwadamilare: You have pointed out a very vital point and is very annoying
EVO SAMUEL CHUKWUEMEKA: That's is the country we found our self, a country that a Yoruba student turned out to be a banker why accounting student turned out to a Yoruba teacher in a primary school.
It's well
It's well
Koko: This is very disheartening
Benedicta: This is where we found ourselves very pathetic situation