death took u 4rm us rip dear

Rip

Very bad...... ote author=priscaoge post=51725820]RIP pretty

I remember when I wasn't feeling too strong and went to the Sick bay, one of the Corper doctor in our Camp after carrying out a test, told me to give those guys that charge phones at Mami money to buy malaria drugs for me since they don't have malaria drugs in d clinic. I was shocked! Seriously? Malaria drugs that should be more than enough in such environment! Smh! They only gave me a half card of paracetamol(claiming that it's not much again) plus vitamin C tablets (White). Luckily for me I came to d camp with malaria drugs n Beecham antibiotics. I wonder why FG/NYSC officials cannot get adequate medical facilities n equip the clinics in Camp. [/quote]

she is in where no policeman,no armour tank on the street,no stress

allow the girl to rest in peace abeg

herzern1:
I'm very much in support of this action.

Let's see how it qoes in the next 5 days.

Majority will back out.

Is the G in your keypad not functioning? Or do you just enjoy replacing g with q?

oku nsukun oku!

the protest can't return her!
NYSC only engine her death.
death can meet one, anywhere, even in the church /mosque.


rip to your soul.

ALAYORMII:
Some girls would suck and lick
D***k as if its icecream, but
when you remain sachet water
for them they will open
another end to drink it.
Aunty hygiene I hail oooo #justwant2makecomonsensewithcomedy

For this kind thread?

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The soldiers in camp are unsympathetic brutes who think everyone should be a military man. Obey before complain, even if you are dying. That's how they punished the hell out of us in my time as often as they could, at times the whole camp would get punished because of just one person.

You aren't fine? Shut up and do the parade or else go to the already filled clinic that has no drugs available. If you can't get a bedspace, which is even for a limited period because of demand, go back to the parade ground.

I know they would now try to paint her a heroine whose death was unavoidable. God would punish those camp officials who may have contributed in any way.

When corpers aren't dying in camp, it is in road accidents or elections. Bright flames snuffed out just like that, years of schooling wasted, dreams gone with the last breath.

Sincerely, NYSC has outlived it's relevance. In the state I served, 6 corpers died in our batch in the service year. Stop killing off our promising youth in the name of some stupid service

ibrahimbashir99:


For this kind thread?

Why can't you take Ur own advice and look the other way, or am I to assume you don't have sense??

RIP DEAR