IBM discriminated against Nigerian, tribunal told

A Nigerian man was racially discriminated against by IBM Ireland, it was claimed at a tribunal today.

Thu, 10 Feb, 2005 - 19:22

A Nigerian man was racially discriminated against by IBM Ireland, it was claimed at a tribunal today.

Prince Ademola Adekoya, 44, from Castlepark, Athy, Co Kildare, is taking a case for constructive dismissal against the computer company.

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