Drop your wahala. Warn the next person.

Unpaid salaries, public embarrassment, fake offers. Real workers share what happened so you can check a company before you resume.

Check your shege

The wall

Search a company or filter by what went wrong. Open the Companies tab to see who carries the most shege.

The stories below are made up samples that show how the wall works. They disappear once your Google Sheet is connected.

Check your shege

Tick what is happening at your workplace and watch the meter move. Just for fun, not a legal verdict.

How it works

Three steps, no sign up.

1

Drop it

Fill the short form. It asks for no name and no email.

2

We check it

A moderator reads every story and removes anything that is not fair.

3

It lands on the wall

Your story goes up with its shege meter so the next worker can see it.

No be rumour. Na checked gist.

Fun on the outside, serious about fairness on the inside.

Checked before e land

Nothing reaches the wall until a moderator has read it.

Facts only, no vex

Personal attacks, private details and claims nobody can back up get removed.

Oga fit reply

A named company can send its side. We review it and place it beside the story.

Quick questions

Can I post without my name?

The form does not ask for your name or email. If you want to stay unnamed, keep identifying details out of your story.

Who checks the stories?

A moderator reads every story before it goes up. Personal attacks and private details are removed.

My company is named. Can I reply?

Yes. Use the reply button above. We review your reply and add it beside the story.

How does the shege meter work?

It counts the kinds of problems tagged on a story. One problem is a small wahala and five or more is full shege. It is a quick guide, not a verdict.

Is this legal advice?

No. Wahala Wall shares personal workplace experiences. If you are owed money, speak to a labour lawyer or the labour office in your state.

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