@kayhikersclubng: PT3…..Should Nigerian workplace culture prioritize titles and respect for elders, or should Gen Z be allowed to use first names like in global corporate settings?

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luvv_crystabel
Criຮτaͥ多eͣlͫ :
Normally Yoruba people Dey like respect like another thing😂😂😂
2026-08-27 08:01:12
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emojismakeyoulaugh
WorldBest.Tiff🐦‍🔥 :
So just because she said Tony she lacks respect for him??
2026-08-27 08:00:54
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thenaturalzee
thenaturalzee :
But it was a UBA policy 🫩
2026-08-27 07:56:27
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0tunbatbam
OTUNBA TBAM 🎉🎂 MAY 4🎊🎁 :
One of the few smart women in hikers club .. Weldone Tara
2026-08-27 09:29:27
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sharonalaga_
sharonalaga_ :
Disrespect is not allowed in Yoruba culture
2026-08-27 10:51:38
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seyyidimusbank_001
🎂🎁April 30th🎁🎂 :
wan bi e dáa kó rí àgbá fín 🥰🥰🥰
2026-08-27 12:11:07
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kayprincess037
David Hannah :
Pls can you talk about how a wife supposed to call her in-laws but female and male in Yoruba most especially a Yoruba man marry a Igbo lady how does she suppose to call her in-law weather she senior them or not but she met them before she was married
2026-08-27 11:59:05
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didi03737
Dimmafav :
Respect isn't just about the title you give to people the best respect you can give to people is your tone you use in speaking with them, You can still call someone Mr and Mrs with disrespectful tone,body language and facial expressions too
2026-08-27 08:48:49
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tomilola_otitoju
Mamie🍒 :
There’s nothing wrong with respect, but if I don’t want to be called “Aunty,” I don’t have to be bcuz im old. Personally, I don’t even need my nephews or nieces calling me Aunty. Just bcuz it’s a big deal to u doesn’t mean it has to be a big deal to the rest of us. I will be as old one day, and I’d still want to be called by my first name cuz I hate being addressed with something else. Freedom of choice means u can live by traditions you’re comfortable with, but everyone doesn’t have to live by or believe in everything simply bcuz it was passed down. If someone isn’t comfortable with a tradition, choosing not to follow it isn’t disrespect. it’s a personal choice. Forcing people to follow traditions they don’t believe in just bcuz “that’s how it’s always been done” is giving slavery mentality. Y'all gotta start calling God Mr and not just God cuz WTH
2026-08-27 09:59:47
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femiyoruba_angel
Oluwafemi Samuel Vincent :
She sounds brilliant unless she is defending tinubu
2026-08-27 10:02:07
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dreamstream_studios
DS STUDIOS :
Respect is a universal principle, but it's localized in practice.
2026-08-27 09:24:26
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favour_oparaji
Favour Oparaji :
If the corporate environment abide by tradition and culture then the policy should not have been implemented. - You can't have double standards - During training tell them tradition is the primary standard in this setting
2026-08-27 09:55:21
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abiola_brain6
Abiola_Brain6♈️ 🔥 :
Proud to be Yoruba 🥰🥰🥰
2026-08-27 10:21:35
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agbekeorin01
AGBEKE ORIN WORLD WIDE 🎤🎹🎤 :
Yoruba is the best language that will give u best respect 😳
2026-08-27 08:02:33
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babyteacher24
WE CARE TOONS ONLINE :
God bless you my Yoruba sister. I have workers I am older than that I pay salaries and I call the Ms before their first name. my cleaner is a woman older than me and I use ma, for her. we cannot say because of civilization and throw away our culture.
2026-08-27 13:51:56
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edumarefunmi
Edumarefunmi :
Now i see why this lady is always on point. Proper Yoruba lady she is 👑😊❤️
2026-08-27 13:11:36
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nonyedammy
nonyechukwu :
if we have been gathering like dis to speak 🗣️up and condemn our bad leaders, our country would have been a safe place... here we are arguing over meaningless issue...
2026-08-27 10:08:40
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olareal1
OLA'REAL :
Yoruba actually speaks through you.
2026-08-27 10:01:49
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donflex58
Pope_Donflex✌️ :
Respect is a universal principle, but it's localized in practice.
2026-08-27 09:19:01
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faveunfiltered
Favour :
There’s something about this whole situation with the girl calling Tony by his name and suddenly everyone thinks she’s disrespectful. Nobody has the full insight, so let’s not be too quick to judge. If it was the company’s policy and she followed it, what’s the issue? I’ve worked in a tech company where we were told to address everyone by their first name, even the founder. You all are judging as if Mr. Elumelu’s children can’t do the same in their workplace. You think adding “Mr.” is the only sign of respect? It is well.
2026-08-27 08:43:28
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iamchibipro
CHIBIPRO :
My Igbo sisters left the group chat
2026-08-27 08:01:53
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jeconsult
CAC-ACCREDITED-AGENT :
A proper yoruba girl, I love you mama❤️
2026-08-27 08:31:23
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iam_pilgrim
Haruna samson olaoluwayimika :
so what happened to people who actually not familiar with yoruba culture..
2026-08-27 08:11:43
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meenah4909
Meenah :
How does one join this group? It seem very intellectual ❤️
2026-08-27 08:47:58
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ugochukwukorie1
ugochukwukorie313 :
If you have passed through most banks training schools, they encourage calling everyone on their first name or any other. So they girl that called Tony couldn’t have done it, if she hadn’t heard it from that same organization. Why is everyone doing as if she doesn’t have respect. This is the nonsense people are taught in most of these organizations.
2026-08-27 07:59:55
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