Odo M.

Cook - Housekeeper - Steward
  • Mpape Abuja FCT, NG
  • ₦120,000 - ₦144,000/ Monthly
  • Member since 5/23/2024
  • Hired

Candidates About

Hello employers, My name is Odo Modester. I am 27 years old female. Am an only child of my mother and an orphan am trying to save money for about 2-3 years by working diligently for my employers. I can cook most Nigerian dishes expertly and also basic continental cuisines. I really need a job to help my self because l don't have anyone helping me. l will be very glad if you accept me to work with you thanks.

Work & Experience

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Cook

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1960 - 1960
Clean and Cook
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Reason for Leaving or Why you want to leave

My boss went back to her country after her work contract period in Nigeria expired.

Work & Experience

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Cook

************
1960 - 1960
Cook and Clean .
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Reason for Leaving or Why you want to leave

My boss returned back to her country

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Reviews

Dinwoke N.
Service Review
Service Review on Ms. Ogechi Odo Ms. Ogechi Odo was posted to my home around the 27th or 28th of July, 2024. This was following my payment to Coral Workers for a private placement. Following a sudden departure from my home and report to Coral Worker, I have been informed that Ogechi was indeed expected to work at least one year and I am obligated to leave review on profile and so, I will. Services: In the little over 5months, Ogechi was hired as a nanny to care for my twins babies (averagely one year old). She did a good job caring for them and the twins took her like a second mum, as they spent the larger part of the week days together due to my work hours. Scope of Work: Ogechi was never alone. I had 3 maids. Two specifically for the twins. She was the main nanny while another assisted. They will bath, feed, play and generally care for the babies. Other Facts: Ogechi was taken as part of the family. Especially being from the same area with us ( coincidentally). This was even more evident to us all during our recent trip to the East for Christmas. For this trip, she was paid an out of station allowance asides from her monthly salary of N70,000.00. Not to mention the joy with which I would purchase personal items for her and other workers whenever I could. Including a fabric for Christmas and the sewing of it, and braiding of her hair. Indeed I did all within my power to demonstrate appreciation. Departure: Following our return, Ogechi requested to go off for two days ( from Friday Jan 10th to Sunday Jan 12th) to receive a relative who would be visiting her. I agreed, pointing out that one of my workers had to resign due to ill health, and this wasn’t a good time for her to go off given that I was to resume work on Monday Jan 13th. Before she left, I learned of her plans not to return and when I asked her, she remained dishonest about her plans. Ogechi went off and never returned. Apparently she had received an offer with higher pay. This made sense because I overheard her interview conversations over the phone.Ofcourse she denied this. Please note, never in the five months did she request a pay raise, complain of work conditions or work load. Conclusion: Ogechi is a good staff for the period it lasts. However, this experience has shown that she is not loyal, and there’s no iota of humanity, conscience or genuine care for the children who would sometimes run to her for comfort even in my presence. It is okay to move on to better opportunities. But, it is only human to give a notice period and handover especially where a working mum and twin babies are involved. I dare say this action is wicked and callous and it is my duty to leave this review for other employers looking for trusted, honest and dependable hands. Best Regards, Nene

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