funny

Naija we hail thee

megawax8:
Illiterates torturing graduates for been perhaps better than them academically

the they should protest na or call for scrap of nysc. Afterall nothing good comes out of nysc

mydeporch:
Very soon, it will be story for them. I served in Kaduna batch B 2008. I remeber DAGA, one of d soldiers, we were tired of d boring lecture and guess dy passed an announcement which most people didn't like nd d nxt tin, every1 to d field and we lied on our back on hot ground o. Facing d sun, I was just crying dia but I just laugh at myself weneva I remember.

Or is it after d opening day parade dt we were just dancing to d drumset nd all. Nd wen Commandant came back, He was like who said you shld be dancing, everyone of us did Frog jump and after frogjumpin to a point u do 10 pressup. I got to a point just limping to eacape d frogjump but Commandant caught me but I was favoured by my Platoon Soldier.

Just enjoy everybit of it.

Kaduna batch B 2008?... Interesting!

I remember Sgt Musa Daga of Platoon 10. I should still have his picture somewhere.

amokeme:
am seriously having a second thought about going for service

then u aint ready for a disciplined life. Weda civilian or military life, d training hlps one in d journey of our Nigerian reality.

hazyfm:

I REMEMBER TELLING MY ARROGANT & MOST FEARED C.O TO HIS FACE WHEN HE ASKED ME TO GO ON MY KNEES THAT ''I CAN'T''

1st u shld have told us wat u did 2 knw if it warrants such punishmnt. 2ndly, obey those in authority cos 1day e go reach ur turn n am sure u won't be happy if ur subordinate z disobeying u.

obailala:
Kaduna batch B 2008?... Interesting!

I remember Sgt Musa Daga of Platoon 10. I should still have his picture somewhere.

I was in Platoon 2 then. Sgt Taiwo I think.

nawa o we enjoyed our camp ooo no stuffs like this 2010A pl camp

kings09:
then u aint ready for a disciplined life. Weda civilian or military life, d training hlps one in d journey of our Nigerian reality.

i already live a disciplined life. i dont have to kneel down and raise my hands up in the sun to prove that

maggilove:
Na so dem do us for camp Abia then also. The truth is just catch fun in everything its once in a life time.

Are u an Abia corper?

U go camp no experience atleast one punishment! U a Rock Star!

Asuokaa:
What do you call this..

I call it punishment! Simple

stexsy:
and so wat? Wat shud we do wit the pixs now

It's just FYI

oyb:
You call kneeling on handkerchiefs punishment?

Not all of them

See Men kneeling down! I bet if they had acted as grown adults they will be treated with Respect. The funny thing is if one of them tries to speak up he would be scapegoated while the rest of the pack look on.

Family, brotherhood, all for one,one for all seems dead amongst Nigerian youths. Future leaders of tomorrow that can't turn up when it matters.

hazyfm:

I REMEMBER TELLING MY ARROGANT & MOST FEARED C.O TO HIS FACE WHEN HE ASKED ME TO GO ON MY KNEES THAT ''I CAN'T''

Lol..Your story no finish, what happened after that is the question

amokeme:
i already live a disciplined life. i dont have to kneel down and raise my hands up in the sun to prove that

I wasn't talkin abt d punishmnt. My reference z wen u said u r havin 2nd tots abt service. U knw its jst a once in aa lifetime experience n jst 4 3wks

That means I'm enjoying in Ogun State 5-star camp

But when would Nigeria grow up. I have always asked this question where on the world does this happen apart from Nigeria. Imagine asking the folks to knee down just in the name of NYSC it's a big shame my country is a real monkeys land for real no respect for anybody, everybody bullying others, everyone take advantage of others.

After all lecturer frustration it's now NYSC Torture.I'm really sick of this country called Nigeria for real. I passed through stage in life and I could remember then guys asking as a matter of fact where else do you graduate warring uniform around saying I just finished I'm serving please where do this happen in the entire universe msybe North Korea pls I need example with picture and facts it's a shame mole of Africa.

kings09:
I wasn't talkin abt d punishmnt. My reference z wen u said u r havin 2nd tots abt service. U knw its jst a once in aa lifetime experience n jst 4 3wks

3weeks of misery..

That one no be punishment na. I remembered when biggle was blown I refused to stand up because I had loosed too mush sleep. Omo d punishment I get no be small. I wish I could beat the captain that day.

this is just annoying, after four years in the university ,then sm illiterates will now be using me to shine....if I catch myself

Asuokaa:
What do you call this..

This is Enugu camp.... Am 100% sure of it.. BEcause I did my orientation there

Lukmanraji:
they are Serving their father's land.

Under the sun or in the rain.

Lukmanraji:
they are Serving their father's land.

Under the sun or in the rain.

I served in Kebbi state in 2004.
The slogan was '' under the sun, and in the rain ''.
If you don't think u can cope, get an exemption.
This is a once - in - a - lifetime thingy.
For some of you, this may be the last time you'll ever kneel down in the sun, in your life. Lol
Even as adults, sometimes we remember our childhood, longing to go back, just to re- do some tinz.
Jeez, this is just 3 weeks na.........no biggie plz.

I wonder o

oyb:
You call kneeling on handkerchiefs punishment?

ikombe:
Soldier : How does an agbero greets a big man with money .

Corpers : Baba twale , anything for ur boiz.

hhhhhhhhhhh

amokeme:
3weeks of misery..

Na so we see am. #9jaIsFun

its all fun abeg....

GrammarPolicee:


Are u an Abia corper?

yes, batch C stream one.

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hazyfm:

I REMEMBER TELLING MY ARROGANT & MOST FEARED C.O TO HIS FACE WHEN HE ASKED ME TO GO ON MY KNEES THAT ''I CAN'T''