By
Simon Musasizi
WEEKLY OBSERVER
The invisible armour that has always hidden our own girl,
Nancy Kalembe under the velvet ropes of innocence exploded.
On her second job as Project Manager of Matrix Corp, Nancy
finally walked out of the reality show –becoming the
second Ugandan to be fired.
She had been to the boardroom five times but always survived.
At one time, TAA fans complained that maybe the CEO had
a thing for her. But there was no excuse this time. All
the guns aimed at her.
Eunice who voluntarily accepted to cross back to her former
group complained, “Before I went over to Matrix Corp,
I didn’t know Nancy was going to be the Project Manager
– now that I know, I’m not too sure (about the
team and our chances of winning this task)”.
It wasn’t just Eunice who had problems with Nancy’s
management; it was already stirring a lot of rubble in Matrix
Corp.
Team members were already whispering about frying her if
anything went wrong with the task.
Blessing said, “Nancy is a very nice person …
inside and outside… and I’m not exaggerating.
But she is not at all a leader.”
As usual Zulu Corp kept focused while Matrix was in the
middle of fire.
Regina said: “We’re so disorganized… we’re
not heading in the same direction… we’re heading
for disaster.”
And for the eighth time, Matrix lost a simple task of attracting
investors to Nigeria.
The CEO wondered aloud how Nancy had hoped to attract investors
to Nigeria with a radio campaign.
While Zulu planned to do media campaigns oversees, Matrix
was backing on the local Nigerian media.
The CEO then he turned to Eunice who unsheathed her verbal
sword with a vengeance: “Nancy lacks leadership abilities.”
“Nancy did not even know what a media plan was -
not only should she not be an Apprentice, she should be
fired today!”
Nancy was speechless; Eunice passed the baton to Blessing,
who continued the Nancy-slaying.
When she left, there were no usual hugs and tears. In the
car Nancy’s parting shot: “They must be celebrating
now. If not openly, at least in their hearts.” And
they were.
smusasizi@ugandaobserver.com
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