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Nidful Security Founder Responds to Unpaid Salary Allegations

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago


  1. Initial Allegations
  2. Isaac Emmanuel's Response
  3. Role of Journalism

  4. Isaac Emmanuel, the founder of Nidful Security, has issued a detailed statement in response to allegations of unpaid wages and questionable employment practices made by former employee Akinkunmi Oyewole.

    Initial Allegations

    The initial report, published on August 19, 2024, outlined accusations by former employee Akinkunmi Oyewole regarding delayed contracts, payment irregularities, lack of communication, and unpaid wages. 'He owes me ₦350,000 and has decided not to pay up,' the former employee said.

    Isaac Emmanuel's Response

    In his statement, Isaac Emmanuel defends the company's practices, noting that the issues raised by Akinkunmi were isolated and not reflective of Nidful's overall HR practices. He highlighted that Akinkunmi failed to fulfill his work obligations for three weeks and two days while actively participating in unrelated projects. Emmanuel emphasized that the company has grievance resolution procedures and questioned why Akinkunmi did not exhaust these channels before making his grievances public.

    Role of Journalism

    Technext emphasized the importance of providing a balanced view by seeking responses from all parties involved. They noted that they attempted to reach out to Nidful management for comment before publication but did not receive a response in time. The decision to publish was made with public interest and the need for transparency in mind.

    Isaac Emmanuel's response highlights the necessity for more detailed examination of each incident to ensure fairness and uphold employees' rights.

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