Aitee1:
All na job hunting strategy

Sit down there, if nah you nko. Me wey pass out since feb never see any job to do talkless of person wey dey serve for abuja. They've got to take there chances maam

adedayourt:
under the sun

or in the rain...

In as much as I like this moves, bear in mind that majority of the citizens are easily influenced and angered by what the see our politicians do. I wish this was coming from the politicians especially the ruling party, things will definitely change in Nigeria.

hollaleikan:
Nice one

nigeria sun th sweet to compare dubai own

From the last pic upwards the guys Johnthomas is obviously not changing

Attention and job seeking corp kids. D earlier u realise that u guys r totally on your own d beta for people, ma daura president only create jobs for oldies and orgies from d north,

Even if they are doing it for money or connection. It is better than being a nuisance to the community and country at large. Well done and congrat to your passing out today.

Those useless "leaders" that supposed to be the anchor of change have they changed or changing?

Words created the world .. Same Words Change human ..Many of this messages .Be Positive .

Corp members that can't even change themselves. Times without number you were warned to show discipline in your mode of dressing. Yet u guys sheepishly insulted the uniform by wearing black shoe and Timberland. Changers pls change.

An2elect2:
or in the rain...

with dedication nd selflessness

Triplejays:
Just another strategy, instead of running from Lagos to Abuja, just get some t-shirts and 'hey, you're in a reality talent-hunt Buhari notice us show'.

CHANGE!!!

Unlike the useless Corper that donate his month allawe to support GEJ campaign.

Feranmicharles:
Some OP's lack spacing,comma,paragraph,full stop

Look well to see. The paragraph thing depend on where the original write-up was done.

UncleLondon:
What change do you expect from a man from selling Burantashi ( Aphrodisiac)?

Didnt they ban ogogoro related things?

adedayourt:

with dedication nd selflessness

Nigeria's ours, Nigeria...

this guy looks like segun....

An2elect2:


Nigeria's ours, Nigeria...

we seeeeeeeeeeeeeeerve.

The Sixth Picture is smh**

Never mind I was among them, Read my Signature

This look like CDS things.Its normal.

bezimo:
This look like CDS things.Its normal.

always read before you comment....
www.nairaland.com/2208231/see-what-corp-member-doing

na change from low spperm count to high sperm count ooo...change na change oo as long as it na for better

UncleLondon:
What change do you expect from a man from selling Burantashi ( Aphrodisiac)?

adedayourt:

we seeeeeeeeeeeeeeerve.

So that is the proper dressing code of NYSC ba...and you change is here

malipberry:
Following on the heels of a successful pre elections (March 28 polls) sensitization programme, promoting a violence free election in what could arguably be one of Nigeria’s tensest moments in the political arena where the nation oscillated between uncertainty and obliteration, Olusegun Sidiku, remember him? The young amiable batch ‘B’ corper fondly called “government pickin” continued his mission of giving his best to ensure Nigeria becomes the country of his dreams.
Well, it might interest you to know that unlike his prior solo attempt at this humongous task, more spirited young men and women who bought into the novel idea decided to lend their support to the cause by joining him to impart the much needed positive mental disposition to the trite slogan of “change”. Together with fellow Corps members; Richard Tsado, Evangeline Anumba, Dorothy Yakubu and couple of volunteers, Segun led this congenial band to Kuchingoro – Lugbe axis of the FCT on yet another eventful advocacy visit to just about anyone or group they ran into. Fast becoming a signature style, the spritely bunch wore customized white vests with inscriptions such as “preach change, live change” and “be the change you want to see”.
The essence of the campaign was to try and convince Nigerians that the so called “change” currently yearned for would be nothing but a mirage unless people consciously took the initiative to drive that change to reality by first departing from the business-as-usual way of doing things and rather put more effort in always doing the right thing. The group elaborated further that Just like the saying goes that he who comes to equity must come with clean hands, Nigerians must not always rely for the top-down of approach of nation cleansing, instead a revolutionary change driven by the populace could speed up the process and eventually force our leaders to follow suit. Accountability must be demanded from people in positions of authority on a fairly consistent basis to keep them in check.
It is worthy of note that the group also decided to give out food items to the less privileged as a show of compassion and called on the new government not to renege on its campaign promises. When asked about the outing, Segun was ecstatic that more and more Nigerians had begun seeing things differently as they have become more aware of both political and economic space. He concluded by reiterating his belief that what happens on the individual’s inside matters more that the outward aesthetics and that people should latch on fast to the slowly developing paradigm of being the change they want to see. He thanked his fellow Corps members for their support but more importantly all Nigerians for their resilience.
www.nairaland.com/2208231/see-what-corp-member-doing

adedayourt:


with dedication nd selflessness

Nigeria's ours Nigeria we serve........#Gbam

Aitee1:
All na job hunting strategy

must everyone stand on the road at night like you ni?

That's very interesting.

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