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christian • @textcortex • oss @opencode @browser_use @truffleai_

The real issue is that the "500 job openings" at Moniepoint do not exist. It's a popular corporate scam where you constantly recruit without actually hiring anyone, because showing a large number of job vacancies while advertising your aggressive recruitment campaign is a growth metric you display to investors. It shows that the company is "growing fast" which means they should invest more money. "We can't fill 500 job openings" in an absurdly deep job market like Nigeria is just a fintech bro performing for USD to locate him from whichever venture capital or private equity investor he's targeting. It's the same thing as when an NGO lawyer jumps on every trending human rights case without really achieving anything - it's a performance for the oyibo with USD to reward them. Motion without movement. Fake activity scam.

You don’t say.





Big 4 in the UK has PAID apprenticeships for SECONDARY SCHOOL LEAVERS. To get into high end Careers. JP Morgan too Let’s rethink how we approach these talent conversations. You cannot be a big company that doesn’t produce talent.


I don’t subscribe to the “Nigerians aren’t employable” narrative. You’re not above the system, fix it. Start a graduate trainee programme. Train the talent you claim is missing.














