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ORIGINAL: DarkSteven
The articles I dug up show that she got fired for corruption, and her LinkedIn profile even shows her MBA from St. Paul's, which does not even offer an MBA, and which her minions supposedly expunged from her online information. (Her LinkedIn profile states that she received her degrees from an unnamed school in the US, and St. Paul's is in Canada. She may not know that Canada and the US are separate countries.)

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ORIGINAL: DarkSteven

I have an active LinkedIn profile. I recently received a request to connect from someone named stella oduah. (Yes, I do know how to capitalize. I'm using her convention of all lower case.) Her profile is here. Obviously, the misspellings, the fact that she has the same single job shown four times, and the irrelevant crap she listed instead of legit career duties/accomplishments made me think it's not for real. So I Googled her.

Oh. My. God. It's legit. The articles I dug up show that she got fired for corruption, and her LinkedIn profile even shows her MBA from St. Paul's, which does not even offer an MBA, and which her minions supposedly expunged from her online information. (Her LinkedIn profile states that she received her degrees from an unnamed school in the US, and St. Paul's is in Canada. She may not know that Canada and the US are separate countries.)

No way will I accept. Her background couldn't assist me in my professional career, and I actually feel a bit slimy just from the invitation itself.

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