goodmike7:

Sexy monkey don't mind the guy jare...lol

goodmike7:

Sexy monkey don't mind the guy jare...lol

el bin manny:
Pls can u comment in English? Your English teacher really needs to make some refunds

ijebabe:
I have seen the thread but not seen pics of the reps actually going about it.
I saw that Perx's thread when Muki mentioned it, not before that. I didn't even know Perx.

Idowuogbo:
U dey mind d bastard son of a thousand fathers? Imagine, dey shud look for better looking representatives, are we running a beauty flight or wot? Blawwwdy animal!

Idowuogbo:
I forgot to laugh

edoyad:

I shouldn't have even replied the loser. His post exposed him as a disgruntled person. May be he is someone who tried to participate in the program but was denied the opportunity. A hopeless dupe.

I like to see people doing humanitarian stuff like this no matter how little. I consider my self nice but have unfortunately never been involved in any thing similar. There's just something so beautiful about selfless service, that's why the two people in that picture look beautiful, especially the girl (devil in a blue dress )
Last week a team of young health professionals, male and female, visited a village in Benue where they performed Surgery for free for almost two weeks. They were Swiss and were missionary work. When I saw them and someone explained to me what they were doing, i fell into sadness. I became sad because I kept wondering why we cant do same for ourselves here. Why must foreigners always come to help our weak while we watch?
So to those two I say kudos, especially the devil in blue

Okija_juju: [b]Again, I will love to say a big welldone to una!!

However, I have a problem...

This Charity organisation is a Nairaland thing I believe.. So the organisation and planning isupposed to be on Nairaland I believe and yet I didnt know about this visit!!

Secondly, 48'k na beans money na!! HABA!!! Where are all those people wey dey shout Charity!! This is the time for us to make a difference. Next time, I will love to be informed about future visits. Time and Date so I can make my contribution before hand. Each flight should not take off with less than 100,000 Naira.. There are too many big boys and girls on Nairaland jor!! I dont mind spamming all the threads to solicit for contributions!!

Thirdly, I will love it if the group can sort of do a recce before the actual visit to know if these homes have any particular needs that they have so we can know. E.g water, generator, e.t.c... This would hep us go beyond just giving them indomie and books to targeting their specific needs..

Fourthly!! Congratulations... Make sure the publicity on the next visit is bigger than this!! OSHE!!!!

Lastly!! Seun should permanently leave this thread on the top of the frontpage jor!! If it had to do with Tontoh Dike, It will be on the front page for days!! But in like 2 hours time, we wouldnt even see this thread again!![/b]

edoyad:

I shouldn't have even replied the loser. His post exposed him as a disgruntled person. May be he is someone who tried to participate in the program but was denied the opportunity. A hopeless dupe.

I like to see people doing humanitarian stuff like this no matter how little. I consider my self nice but have unfortunately never been involved in any thing similar. There's just something so beautiful about selfless service, that's why the two people in that picture look beautiful, especially the girl (devil in a blue dress )
Last week a team of young health professionals, male and female, visited a village in Benue where they performed Surgery for free for almost two weeks. They were Swiss and were missionary work. When I saw them and someone explained to me what they were doing, i fell into sadness. I became sad because I kept wondering why we cant do same for ourselves here. Why must foreigners always come to help our weak while we watch?
So to those two I say kudos, especially the devil in blue

thelastPope: Please dont take this as a criticism but the amount is quite small. Some individuals i know give that regularly to orphanages without making any announcement. NL is big enough to do more considering this isnt an everyday project. What you have done is very good, dont get me wrong, but I think you can do more. Thanks

Superbrain: Nice one. How do I become a part of this? Please shoot me an email superbrainnl at gmail dot com.

el bin manny:
Not your fault, soon u will see the beauty in laughing when u are done treating your cancer of the mouth and tongue

freecocoa: Where that mumu wey dey insult Tehn reps? I dey come for you, make I chop first. Hediotu

ifyalways: Okija juju, thanks!

You made almost same comments after the Port harcourt visit, remember? Before this visit, we announced on this thread that we need volunteers to join us on our next visits. It was there for more than 1 week before the visit but we got no response.

You don't expect Tehn to start PM-ing everyone; that's stalking. Anyone interested in tehns activities follows tehns thread.
We have one more visit left and less than 50K for it, just so y'all would know and DO something NOW.
Tehn have never limited any project to just cash donation so you can donate anything!

Cheers.

ijebabe: This is the first time I'm noticing TeHN's work. Good job guys and thanks for making the effort to do this!

Idowuogbo:
Lmao! D only thing i could decipher in ur post is..."the devil in d blue dress" Oga, dat geh dey do u strong tin?

edoyad:

edoyad: I think Okija juju has a point. Though it would be difficult to agree on what project and where to execute, a clearly stated target with amount needed would help us focus our resources more efficiently and effectively too.


Do humanitarian work by telling me who and where she is na?

hollandis: I think the two nairalanders shown endd up screwing thmselves

Idowuogbo:
Goat! Happy now?

Idowuogbo:
Wtf? Are u ok?