Nice one op

AlbusDumbledore:

NYSC state co-ordinator said if you can survive in uzo uwani, you can survive anywhere

Visit Ibaji Kogi State and see if you can survive

CarrotAndStick:

I only pointed out the post I believe is not from a Nigerian but if you're trying to tell me something else, I'll also show you that nobody is immune to gbagaun, even your "matherials". See below:

www.nairaland.com/attachments/4023695_vllkyt4qsenvtlvsa_1fa569b6_jpegc491b3601a2b8995132177bce2fe6370

That spelling of 'materials' is not my mine, note, I emboldened it. Check the uploaded image again. Meanwhile, who are the dealers of barbing salon?

There are good and bad people in every region and tribe even the devil himself shows up at heaven once in a while,our diversity ought to be our strength if we harness the positives rather than waste precious time and energy on the negatives
The decay in standard of educ as pointed out by the op is a serious issue,just like decay in other national infrastructures making it look like we as a people cant govern ourselves efficiently,if we put the blame on the military administrations of the past we may not be entirely wrong given the fact we fared better...mostly though, prior to military take over which is understandable. In view of that fact the need for a return to true federalism cant be overstated, ideally sec schools should be run by local govt councils while state educ board involvement should be limited to monitoring and ensuring standards are maintained; likewise in other aspects of govt
LGC should be the focal point of govt for grassroot devt

I served in 9th mile, UDI lga ,Enugu. Everything d op said is true

AlbusDumbledore:

I would be more than willing to help you sir. However I am ex corps member... bolakale30@gmail.com

So na U, Hmmmm... I had a feeling I know who is it when I saw 103 battalion. Person suffer ontop water issue ooo but I was never a fan of okpa Sha. The rest is History but 042 was kul with u guys...



#memories

kabrud:


Pls, those reports from schools in the north, are they privately owned schools?

I don't know how it was grouped or criteria used. You may have to look up google for that. I'm sorry i can't help you further.

God Help Me O... I Want To Serve In The East Come 2018 Oo... Erase Ma Name From D North O

kabrud:


That spelling of 'materials' is not my mine, note, I emboldened it. Check the uploaded image again. Meanwhile, who are the dealers of barbing salon?

If you want me to answer that then you'll need to answer mine too.
Anybody court we be prosicuted. Who is "prosicuting" who and for what?
www.nairaland.com/attachments/4023695_vllkyt4qsenvtlvsa_1fa569b6_jpegc491b3601a2b8995132177bce2fe6370

AlbusDumbledore:

Enugu South Local government

Abeg if you get picture of 103 barrack post make I see my former terrain. It has been long time!

Meanwhile why is it still called 103 barracks, are 103 still there?

If yes they have been there longer than any battalion, I think it used to be 204, and 204 left after the Life in Mogadishu then came 103.

Anyways, if you mind as a favor just small picture. The last I heard, the primary and secondary schools there are eye-sore and the life is not what it used to be. I guess gross mismanagement is a Nigerian thing.

Abeg no mind my ranting, just photo if you get.

kabrud:


U mean teaching English with Igbo in a secondary school? What is d difference?
Let me tell you, I served in the east also. A science class (ss3) of 64 students, no one, I mean, not even one could state any of the Newton's laws of motion.
I repeat, what's the difference?

On public exams results, we know how the roll with miracle centres. Abeg leave mata jawe.
See signboard in a place comparable with England

the first pic is from ghana though

newyorks:
ok were u esutite?

kabrud:


Yeah, it's a national issue but why do they bleat when similar reports from the North hits headlines?

Did you just say similar reports from the north? which north? north Korea? because their is nothing to discuss when it comes to education in the north,thank God for Jonathan and his almajiri schools.

Jglad:


So na U, Hmmmm... I had a feeling I know who is it when I saw 103 battalion. Person suffer ontop water issue ooo but I was never a fan of okpa Sha. The rest is History but 042 was kul with u guys...



#memories

i knew that email was gonna blow my cover. how are you? I wish I could go back.

LAFO:
For using 'flat heads and afonja' you are a tribal bigot.

Why can't you see the humour??

slysteel:
Did you just say similar reports from the north? which north? north Korea? because their is nothing to discuss when it comes to education in the north,thank God for Jonathan and his almajiri schools.

Just imagine who is talking about education. Was this also written by a Northerner?

CarrotAndStick:

If you want me to answer that then you'll need to answer mine too.
Anybody court we be prosicuted. Who is "prosicuting" who and for what?
www.nairaland.com/attachments/4023695_vllkyt4qsenvtlvsa_1fa569b6_jpegc491b3601a2b8995132177bce2fe6370

What's my business with that?

Does the name of that local govt area sound like North to u?

. Water is a big problem: As a Lagos born, bred, ‘teaed’ and ‘jamed’ young man; scarcity of water was what adversely affected me the most. Pipe-borne water is arguably the cheapest thing in Lagos (?) where a 25 litres keg goes for as little as #10. In some places in Enugu, the same 25 litres keg goes for as much as #50. I served and lived inside the Military Barrack (103 battalion of the gallant, noble and professional Nigerian Army), corps members suffered a lot of hardship during the dry season, as the price of water is usually jacked up by those that sell inside the barrack.
My take on this u see problem here but i see investment opportunity.can any unemployed graduate take up this challenge and profer SOLUTION
Meet BOI get a loan and start water supply/ distribution. A loan of 3mlm or less can go a long way. Get a portable water tanker and get list of 100 customer to supply on daily base. But the only down side.its seasonal biz. During raining season biz will be slow

chris31:

U forgot to mention Asata

I was born there, 27th Richard street, asata......


If I become resourcefl, I must have a house in Enugu.

That place is mini london.

there is something about it that makes you become civilized immediately while you step in. Its as akin to dropping all your Nigeria sins and taking on a new mantle once you step into the city

joinnow:
. Water is a big problem: As a Lagos born, bred, ‘teaed’ and ‘jamed’ young man; scarcity of water was what adversely affected me the most. Pipe-borne water is arguably the cheapest thing in Lagos (?) where a 25 litres keg goes for as little as #10. In some places in Enugu, the same 25 litres keg goes for as much as #50. I served and lived inside the Military Barrack (103 battalion of the gallant, noble and professional Nigerian Army), corps members suffered a lot of hardship during the dry season, as the price of water is usually jacked up by those that sell inside the barrack.
My take on this u see problem here but i see investment opportunity.can any unemployed graduate take up this challenge and profer SOLUTION
Meet BOI get a loan and start water supply/ distribution. A loan of 3mlm or less can go a long way. Get a portable water tanker and get list of 100 customer to supply on daily base. But the only down side.its seasonal biz. During raining season biz will be slow

There are many operators of this business in the state. It's just expensive.

EmoBoy:
I've never seen anybody who stayed in Enugu and didn't enjoy the state. Especially for guys.

Enugu has some downsides though - For example, Enugu has no nightlife, after eight o'clock everybody don go sleep. Also, Sundays in Enugu can be boring as hell because Enugu people try to be more catholic than the pope.

Asides that Enugu is a nice place and probably the best place in the south east.

baba u dn Bleep up! Hw cn u say ders no night life in enugu? We cm alive in d night time bros. of course u cnt compare to lag n co, bt we hold our own mahn. prolly u didnt meet d right crew to tak u around...nxt tym ur in Enugu holla lets take u around!

kabrud:


U mean teaching English with Igbo in a secondary school? What is d difference?
Let me tell you, I served in the east also. A science class (ss3) of 64 students, no one, I mean, not even one could state any of the Newton's laws of motion.
I repeat, what's the difference?

On public exams results, we know how the roll with miracle centres. Abeg leave mata jawe.
See signboard in a place comparable with England

How bigotry has be clouded your reasoning so much as not to notice that the first picture is from Ghana. Is 054 a Nigerian mobile number?

OP you try! More ink to your pen!
Igbos generally hate lazy people no matter the tribe you are from. I especially can't stand laziness both mentally and physically.
The only Yoruba state that is almost industrious as the Igbo's are the Ekiti people. No wonder they are the only yorubas I can call friend!
Like their governor,Fayose,the dullard slayer

I agree with you, except on the company issues. Your judgement was based on the fact that you only lived in Enugu-North or rather the capital. Their companies are mostly situated in 9thmile area, Udi LGA

Chhhooo:
This post is what we need in the Southern part of Nigeria. There is no LOVE lost between Igbos and Yorubas. All things being equal these two group of people adore each other. Do not believe some things you read in the tabloids. My best friends anywhere have always been Yorubas, and I have never lived in the West.

You are right. I served with some Igbo ppl and I found them to be very lovely. A sizeable portion of my best friends are Igbo people. When I see the crap of bigotry on nairaland I just remember my Igbo friends and I would suddenly feel better

Captain001:




How bigotry has be clouded your reasoning so much as not to notice that the first picture is from Ghana. Is 054 a Nigerian mobile number?

@ the emboldened, still checking for the possible meaning of that combination. Meanwhile, what happened to the second board?

But this thing pain am sha.
E really pain am.

I agree with the op.

I went to the east on the "defensive" but started making friends right from the airport each time I go.

Lots of pretty girls and they seem to love mini skirts and dresses a lot.

Everyone was eager to give me information on my location and its history.

The people actively play their part in the development of their cities but their Govt seem to lag behind, hence lots of nice buildings in undeveloped areas......just waiting to be tarred to change the whole environment.

I kept meeting people that told me to hit them up on my return so that they can show me how to have a good time.

I surely look forward to going back soon for a longer period and will take pics and keep updates on my stay there.

I wonder where the bigoted Igbos on this forum come from, they must be the keke napep drivers and shop attendants that aren't happy with their lives, hence resort to bigotry to feel better.

Thank goodness I always meet cool igbo folks whenever I go.

kabrud:


@ the emboldened, still checking for the possible meaning of that combination. Meanwhile, what happened to the second board?

But this thing pain am sha.
E really pain am.

Before? Why e no go pain me? @the emboldened... I know you know the cause

Nofuckgiven:
OP you try! More ink to your pen!
Igbos generally hate lazy people no matter the tribe you are from. I especially can't stand laziness both mentally and physically.
The only Yoruba state that is almost industrious as the Igbo's are the Ekiti people. No wonder they are the only yorubas I can call friend!
Like their governor,Fayose,the dullard slayer

ouch!
You mean everybody from Ondo, Ogun, Oyo, Osun and the yorubas in Lagos are all lazy? Hmmm

I graduated last year from UNN, I be Yoruba boy from Osun state, my nickname then na olasco,throughout my 4years stay in Nsukka - Enugu State; Okpa di Okwu saved my life to the extent that I do buy painter of garri every week. Funny abi? Una no go understand wetin okpa don do for me wen I dey broke as undergraduate student then.

I miss 042 I swear
Enugu state is bae
Nsukka na Abulo
Long Life University of Nigeria Nsukka.

AlbusDumbledore:

ouch!
You mean everybody from Ondo, Ogun, Oyo, Osun and the yorubas in Lagos are all lazy? Hmmm

I am speaking on my own experience but relatively true nonetheless

AlbusDumbledore:

There are many operators of this business in the state. It's just expensive.

Make it less expensive