I Feel Sorry For Female Bankers – Ese Eriata

Media personality Ese Eriata went on her Snapchat to give her opinion about the newspaper article that was circulating the internet a few days ago.

It was reported that a senator expressed his concerns about the way banks turned female marketers into sexual slaves.
The senator, Ayo Akinyelure sponsored a bill called the Prohibition of Casualisation Bill 2020, which stopped employers from engaging employable Nigerian graduates as casual workers.Also Read: “Who Is That?” – Maureen Esisi Asks When Questioned About Getting Back With Ex-husband, Blossom Chukwujekwu

Part of his speech read:

‘In the banking and insurance industry, for instance, many young graduates particularly females are employed as marketers and given unrealistic customer deposits targets running into millions. They are hired and fired at will when such unrealistic targets are not met.
The female among them who are desperate to keep their jobs turn to harlotry and sex slavery. They move from one office to the other looking for invisible customers who have large funds to enable them to meet their targets, it is high time this evil and devilish act is stopped’.She posted a screenshot of the article and wrote:

‘I honestly always feel sorry for female bankers when I see them.
I often advise them to go and learn handwork and be their own boss. Imagine earning 150k wake up every day to go to work, you barely have time for yourself.
Your boss will stress you, customers that are not yours will stress you and insult you like you are the owner of the bank, some customers will stress you because they have an account
When nail technicians, fashion designers, barbers, traders, caters/chefs, self-employment cleaners, mechanic, gym instructors, etc they earn more than 50k per week, and they are happy working even if it’s stressful.

Ese competed in the popular reality show Gulder Ultimate Search Season 11 and participated in the second season of Big Brother Naija against housemates like Bisola and Uriel.
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