The Twitter Africa team only physically opened their Accra office last week Tuesday after a year of remote working
read: “The company is reorganising its operations as a result of a need to reduce costs.
“It is with regret that we’re writing to inform you that your employment is terminating as a result of this exercise.“You will be placed on garden leave until your termination date.”The African staff told the media outlet that the email did not name them by name. Twitter’s Senior Partner Manager for Africa Bernard Kafui Sokpe also announced last week that he had been let go also.
Mr Sopke, who is known as MistaMeister on the platform wrote: “It’s been a year working at a place I never imagined I’ll ever get to work.I’m glad that I could represent for Africa & I didn’t let us down. My best career experience by far & it was beautiful whilst it lasted.Much love to all the amazing tweeps that made it worth it. #OneTeam.”He tweeted: “Amaaaazing amazing experience. Feels like a one year exchange program.
It’s been a year working at a place I never imagined I’ll ever get to work.I’m glad that I could represent for Africa & I didn’t let us down. My best career experience by far & it was beautiful whilst it lasted.Much love to all the amazing tweeps that made it worth it.
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