Man loses job after sexually harassing lady online

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By Deborah Ngere

A young man, identified as Dimeji Ezekiel reportedly loses his job after sexually pestering a woman online with his repeated advances.

@TheLoliaba, a Twitter user, took to the platform to criticize Dimeji for his aggressive advances on Instagram.

The young man had expressed himself in many ways while giving unsolicited ideas. Despite being rebuffed by the lady and instructed to back off, he refused to quit.

He was called out in a Twitter discussion, and his workplace was identified in the thread, which featured evidence of his sexually harassing the lady.

“Today, June 1, 2023, Dimeji Ezeikel (@/dimejiezekiel on Instagram), a product designer at LemFi (@UseLemfi) sexually harassed me online.

As a woman who stands vehemently against sexual abuse in any form, I cannot sit back and let this slide. Women deserve to be able to exist in safety, away from the sexual depravity of sick, sick men.

“I was hesitant to speak up at first, as I am well aware of the vile scrutiny victims are often subjected to, particularly given my current mental state, however have been encouraged by my close friends to speak up.

Harassers and abusers thrive in the silence of their victims and I will be damned if I lend to their thriving. Stay safe, ladies. He’s a fucking creep 🤮,” she wrote in the thread.

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Reacting to the allegations, the company where the young man was employed confirmed that he had been sacked while emphasizing how it stands against indiscipline.

It said in part, “We wanted to provide an update regarding the recent incident involving a staff member accused of sexual harassment. After a thorough investigation, we have taken decisive action to terminate the individual’s employment at LemFi.

When this was brought to our attention, we contacted both parties. He confirmed that the origin of the shared messages was from him. We have also spoken to “@TheLoliaba” to hear her out and apologise because we have no tolerance for behaviours like this at LemFi.”

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