sirRiddy:
Nice work! If Ife hot like this, how Fanisau-Dutse wan be?

Is still cold up north, we use blanket and cardigan sef

I miss my days as a corper, I don't feel it should be scrapped but better improved

Really? The heat here is crazy. I camped in Jigawa last year.
How are you enjoying the service and the flies?

HAH:


Is still cold up north, we use blanket and cardigan sef

See AdekunleGold ..the guy leading d road walk

Didn't nobody notice that giant road safety guy That man can search a tipper whilst standing.He would definitely be an asset to PHCN or Telecomms operators

sirRiddy:
Really? The heat here is crazy. I camped in Jigawa last year.
How are you enjoying the service and the flies?

LOL, my brother am not a corper but i know Jigawa well, I served in Osogbo in the year 2000

Ah! 2000? Egbon! Lol

HAH:


LOL, my brother am not a corper but i know Jigawa well, I served in Osogbo in the year 2000

Queennikky:
Cute corpers....... Can't wait to be one soon.....



Hope those people understands English

Kai!!!

Ba bu

I guess you don't understand that.
Come to the north and enjoy the beauty in our differences.

InZA:
Big ups to them!

I served in Hadejia, Jigawa

@OP

What LGA in Jigawa is this?

Guy, I served in Hadejia too. GSS Fantai. How things naa!!!

Weather always at the extreme, when is hot; too hot, when is cold; too cold. The flies wey dey there dey suck blood and so many.

Youth Corpers always give everything to their fatherland, but is their fatherland giving them everything? No is the answer to that

Queennikky:
Cute corpers....... Can't wait to be one soon.....



Hope those people understands English

They can murder English for you..imagine a student not feeling well telling you that He doesn't have well..LOL

1st Guy: the fvck is she saying
2nd Guy: i have no idea, brother
3rd Guy: but the girl fine sha
.......Me: i concur

Queennikky:
Cute corpers....... Can't wait to be one soon.....



Hope those people understands English

You look cute too

Queennikky:
Cute corpers....... Can't wait to be one soon.....



Hope those people understands English

You look cute too

Stexy:
who noticed that phat bae

Na the only tin were ur eyes se be dat?

Queennikky:
Cute corpers....... Can't wait to be one soon.....



Hope those people understands English

Ur yet to be a graduate, but u can ridicule others about speaking English, which school did you attended ? and how many Profs. do u have in ur family. If u think life is all about speaking English, then am sorry, ur still living in psychological bondage.

malaki1914:
The National Youth Service Corps, Jigawa State has stepped up effort at curbing the spread of the deadly illness within its host communitie. Corps members from the Editorial and Publicity Community Development Service Group organized a one-week Lassa Fever Sensitization Outreach in the State. The event was flagged-off by the NYSC State Coordinator, Jigawa State.
Corps members were seen carrying placards, banners, flyers, with inscriptions on #LassaFever in its host language - Hausa on the streets while demonstrating. The sensitizations were also made via Radio/TV programmes, visitation to markets, Schools, Mosque/Churches, Motor Parks, Door-to-Door etc.
Items such as rat traps were equally distributed in some homes.

Nice concept..... Shoutout to the band cds...... I sight you guys and tanx for keeping the fire burning bright

Dear Malaki1914,
Pls I have somtin to discuss with U, can I have your BBM pin pls?

Many thanks

HopeAtHand:
Jigawa copas and the house generally, please who can help link me up with that fair glittering female copa in this pix. Plssssss

the app to comot am for that pics don dey na

More pics frm Jahun LGA.

See my people o. And that's how I would have made front page. Shout out to OBS Jigawa 15A from Editor-in-chief at large. I see you presido, Itoro and others. I miss una o.

Big Bro Achyvatulah I feel u ...

really missed jigawa.could remember my ppa at fagoji junior sec sch Dutse. Keep it up corpers.

malaki1914:
The National Youth Service Corps, Jigawa State has stepped up effort at curbing the spread of the deadly illness within its host communitie. Corps members from the Editorial and Publicity Community Development Service Group organized a one-week Lassa Fever Sensitization Outreach in the State. The event was flagged-off by the NYSC State Coordinator, Jigawa State.
Corps members were seen carrying placards, banners, flyers, with inscriptions on #LassaFever in its host language - Hausa on the streets while demonstrating. The sensitizations were also made via Radio/TV programmes, visitation to markets, Schools, Mosque/Churches, Motor Parks, Door-to-Door etc.
Items such as rat traps were equally distributed in some homes.

Nice one koppas....

almajiris dy also campaign against lassa fever or na begging dy think say dy 1 ban

Looking at the last picture on first page, I saw one notorious BIG in NYSC uniform.But fine fine corpers dey for jigawa, quarter master go don knack dem finish for camp.

nijanigga:
Looking at the last picture on first page, I saw one notorious BIG in NYSC uniform.But fine fine corpers dey for jigawa, quarter master go don knack dem finish for camp.

Stop saying trash, Mr whoever you are. Not everyone is like you, some men actually have self-respect, something you may never know anything about.

Queennikky:
Cute corpers....... Can't wait to be one soon.....



Hope those people understands English

hm hw do u tink dis ppl are though isn't nt from north infact some Dis ppl will sit u down n teach u hw to speak

malaki1914:
The National Youth Service Corps, Jigawa State has stepped up effort at curbing the spread of the deadly illness within its host communitie. Corps members from the Editorial and Publicity Community Development Service Group organized a one-week Lassa Fever Sensitization Outreach in the State. The event was flagged-off by the NYSC State Coordinator, Jigawa State.
Corps members were seen carrying placards, banners, flyers, with inscriptions on #LassaFever in its host language - Hausa on the streets while demonstrating. The sensitizations were also made via Radio/TV programmes, visitation to markets, Schools, Mosque/Churches, Motor Parks, Door-to-Door etc.
Items such as rat traps were equally distributed in some homes.

I rep takuradua.....Dutse....years back over a decade. I remember kiyawa...gumel...maigatiri....birnin kudu....kazaure...jahun.... Gidan dubu....3 star hotel.... Baba ndoki.... Wonderful experience.... But was far removed from civilisation. Hadejia....