ismailaja:
d gal is nt around nw, u know wat, am planing to date her but am afraid

Vikky014:
OK!WISHN U GUYS HML IN ADVANCE

Imanuelle:

Dancing azonto...


Anyways, my NYSC experience was golden, having been deployed to a top govt. facility, i have learnt alot,

I used to have the best corps crew, but one after the other, almost all of them failed themselves, then i realized why it is said, that you should never take some people to the place at which you get your bread buttered, they will not only try to steal the butter, but even the bakery also.

OBS was great, Editorial board was cool, people would often appreciate me on the road anytime they recognized me as the AIT ajuwaya 365 anchor.

savings? my NYSC account has 02.36 in it at the moment, but i never wasted cash, i also never lived like a suffer head corper.

today, i receive my certificate, and all i can say, is Thank you, Nigeria!!!

I am pleased to have taken part in the NYSC service to fatherland scheme.


13C... good to go.

adonismuller:
and you think anybody that saved is a suffer head corper....my friend pack well jor!

SeunEatsGARRI:


And how will this affect the price of GARRI in the market?

akinsadeez:

Enugu law school? That means we might know each other. Your PPA is in my hood. How was your experience under chief Alliyu? I have friends who have spent some time in his chambers and dey always complain dat he can be a hard taskmaster, but he is also known to be very brilliant lawyer. I think he should even become a SAN very soon.
I did my service in d ministry of justice Ogun State. It has been a wonderful experience. I was able to appear in virtually all d courts except supreme court. Really learnt a lot but I am happy it is coming to an end. It is time to move on to better things. When I start working I go miss d free Thursdays sha. chai

Crispels:




U saved 120k and u dey happy??





I know of people that saved 5m

Opiosko:
Mine was cool. Had a bad start at first cos alotta folks here can't speak Nglish fluently so my cross examinations was always a comic display.... Savings ...i no dea that one, kongo shinning and nairabet no lemme save shi shi. ShoutOut to my homies in Football Betting Thread Season 8, LAUTECH and Ogbomoso babes. Because of una, my service time no dull... Una no die. Isha Oluwa!. Na only 380 i manage remain thnks to my Oga wea get sense no pay me monthly.

Dsegsam:
uncle where in ese odo em em em em from gkb

chimkaire:
Bless you too. I aint no "Bros"

Imanuelle:

Dancing azonto...


Anyways, my NYSC experience was golden, having been deployed to a top govt. facility, i have learnt alot,

I used to have the best corps crew, but one after the other, almost all of them failed themselves, then i realized why it is said, that you should never take some people to the place at which you get your bread buttered, they will not only try to steal the butter, but even the bakery also.

OBS was great, Editorial board was cool, people would often appreciate me on the road anytime they recognized me as the AIT ajuwaya 365 anchor.

savings? my NYSC account has 02.36 in it at the moment, but i never wasted cash, i also never lived like a suffer head corper.

today, i receive my certificate, and all i can say, is Thank you, Nigeria!!!

I am pleased to have taken part in the NYSC service to fatherland scheme.


13C... good to go.

Crispels:




U saved 120k and u dey happy??





I know of people that saved 5m

sacostyles:
As an outgoing Batch C corp member, I've got to say: Sh*t's becoming REEEEEEAAAL!!!

Served in Yenago, Bayelsa. Was the Mr Macho of my batch, so I've gotten used to people hailing me on the street as Macho, athough I'm now scrawny from too much walka akin to corpers.

Overall the year was truly fun, and the brothers and sisters I made are truly memorable, but as the euphoria of the new found independence, unity and brotherhood dies out the butterflies of responsibility and profoundness of decision making springs to life in my belly.

I'm quite certain that my new found ability to manage limited resource, travel and spring into action when needed, meet with, speak with, and interelate with anyone at anytime t, and the backing of the Most Gracious God that has kept me from all harm with his hand of provision and protection, I am on to my next phase and progressing to new heights!

Only downer for me right now is that there is no passing out parade! Like what the hell hell

At least I'll make it up with a passing out PARTE tonight!!!

Cheers Naija

nkeona:
And some of them will end their life today

nikkflexible:
I don dey pack oooo..Kano state was fun despite all d bomb blast

Vikky014:
hahahaha.fine gurl!!!congratulobia

nikkflexible:
tanx soo much

Crispels:




U saved 120k and u dey happy??





I know of people that saved 5m

Juliaann:
None

ayomide02:
Am an outgoing corper too, passing out 2marow. I served in ibadan. It was cool though but d men are stingy 1000naira is d highest note dey can give a lady but some of dem are generous, it was fun living in d rural part of ibadan. Nice city though!

ivyghel:
we r now out gone. the journey of a year mandatory service was full of ups and down, serving in a rural and under developed community isn't fun at all, the t/fare to buy things in the city, the 3 persons on a bike every CDs, the running around on bikes & with legs, the teaching of block-head students and unappreciative members of staffs. many many more things fa. Glory be to God for the journey

justitiaomnibus:


Save wetyn from how mush?

I be 1st born. Siblings dey ma neck. The money dey go as e dey come jarey.