mrkings84:
The world would have been a better place if everyone were a Christian

Lol. You sound so myopic and childish

HigherEd:

Ibadan south?

yep

KAHBOOM:
Seedem.

If riot start na still una dem go use count scores

No mind them .
If them shout allah akbar now,na those children go lead d mob come the corpers' house.

I love this family of God, so closely knitted into one
They have taken me into their arms and am so glad to be a part of this great family.

NIGERIA would be a better place if everyone passes through This great and wonderful Family of God.

Nccf Enugu
One love

OGHENAOGIE:
nccf ll neva die...rep glory zone nccf anambra... vividly remembered hw we went to ayamelum for rugged nice xperience...nccf needs support from her senior friends and like mind to keep d good work..

2016/2017 Corp Member, I was there. I see you brother

dokyOloye:


No mind them .
If them shout allah akbar now,na those children go lead d mob come the corpers' house.

The irony...

lacemose:
As part of their tradition (Rural Rugged), the National Christian Corpers fellowship distributed relief items to Gabasawa Village area of Kano State.

These involved free medications for those that are sick, distribution of items, also counseling of the villagers...



See photos...

source: https://www.musictori.com/2019/02/nccf-kano-distributes-relief-materials.html

It is great seeing this. Was a ZC in Gracious zone, NCCF, Kano.

One of the best things about my service year in Kano was NCCF...rural rugged, Genco meeting etc.
i miss this family
i love this family of God
so closely knitted into one
they have taken me into their hands and am so glad to be a part of this great family

Hand to hand together we will grow...

keep up the good work my people... i miss y'all.
i rep #hosanna zone

id4sho:
2016/2017 Corp Member, I was there. I see you brother

yea which zone..

Richdad50:
I remember the days of Rural Rugged where we laid it all and gave the last of our breath to see it successful. I vividly remember how other Corp members couldn't understand the things we did. It was strange to them and i understand. Little did we know we were laying the foundations of our destiny. Many of you might not understand except a few who allowed NCCF pass through them.

We were about Nine State Executives in number in the particular state we served. Most of the nights were without proper sleep and morning were full with work. We fasted, prayed, ate, fasted, prayed, worked, all the year. The last night before our POP, we came together as nine(9) and held our hands in one song and cried for open doors. We were confident of the sacrifice and wouldn't be surprised by the blessings yet to come.

Today among the nine(9) are two Bank Executives, International Business man, renowned indigenous Software Developer and employer of men, an Evangelist, a well known Female Enterprenuer and Public speaker, two government officials, and one who dedicated his life to missions. He is presently in Namibia.
We laugh when we think of the days and the sacrifice, the bonding, and the consequence of giving it all. Friends, to serve God pays.

#Richdad

Woah!!! I can relate with this wella. Being a state executive for over 10 months and sleeping just 5hours daily with a lot of work from GENCO to business meeting to attending to your department and indeed family house.
Like our slogan then as exco "God does not owe any man.. He always pays".
God bless your soul brother

Richdad50:
I remember the days of Rural Rugged where we laid it all and gave the last of our breath to see it successful. I vividly remember how other Corp members couldn't understand the things we did. It was strange to them and i understand. Little did we know we were laying the foundations of our destiny. Many of you might not understand except a few who allowed NCCF pass through them.

We were about Nine State Executives in number in the particular state we served. Most of the nights were without proper sleep and morning were full with work. We fasted, prayed, ate, fasted, prayed, worked, all the year. The last night before our POP, we came together as nine(9) and held our hands in one song and cried for open doors. We were confident of the sacrifice and wouldn't be surprised by the blessings yet to come.

Today among the nine(9) are two Bank Executives, International Business man, renowned indigenous Software Developer and employer of men, an Evangelist, a well known Female Enterprenuer and Public speaker, two government officials, and one who dedicated his life to missions. He is presently in Namibia.
We laugh when we think of the days and the sacrifice, the bonding, and the consequence of giving it all. Friends, to serve God pays.

#Richdad

My brother ur story has inspired me so much today. I never took NCCF serious in my days and reading ur story, I regret it now. Not that I am not doing very well but I lost that great opportunity to show God how much I love him

OGHENAOGIE:
yea which zone..

Onitsha Blessed Zone Barrack sub-zone

Adekdammy:
nccf will never die, halleluyah, rural rugged will never die, halleluyah.

I love this family of God.

.... Who perform their good works in public and broadcast on social media for all to see?

I thought Jesus told us that when performing our good works, we should not let even our left hand to know what our right hand is doing. ...That those pharisees that go to the market place and broadcast their charity have already recieved their reward.
- the reward for bragging and boasting.

id4sho:

Onitsha Blessed Zone
Barrack sub-zone

kk wee Papa opeyemi was zonal cord den...he was a delight on genco floor and meeting..nccf ll Neva die

NCCF Biggie biggie family oh yeah! I love this family of God.
Had my first Rural Rugged experience week before last and it was awesome. I rep Taraba NCCF

lacemose:
As part of their tradition (Rural Rugged), the National Christian Corpers fellowship distributed relief items to Gabasawa Village area of Kano State.

These involved free medications for those that are sick, distribution of items, also counseling of the villagers...



See photos...

source: https://www.musictori.com/2019/02/nccf-kano-distributes-relief-materials.html

Bros take time dey tocuh their women hand, make they no take cutlass give you short sleeve. Al these people n o dey joke with their religion

NCCF yaba zone Lagos state.............
nccf is the only thing i can brag of that happened to me that year........
Jesus reigns

lacemose:
As part of their tradition (Rural Rugged), the National Christian Corpers fellowship distributed relief items to Gabasawa Village area of Kano State.

These involved free medications for those that are sick, distribution of items, also counseling of the villagers...



See photos...

source: https://www.musictori.com/2019/02/nccf-kano-distributes-relief-materials.html

NCCF i remember our rural rugged in LATULA and Alaraba villiage in Atiba local government of Oyo state I enjoyed the program though we didn't see water to bath no good food to eat but thank God many people gave their live to christ even herdsmen,so suprice that day.
NCCF will never die ...Halleluyah
Rural Rugged will never die ....Halleluyah
Let me hear you say Amen Amen Amen Amen !!!!!
i need that full song can somebody help me

Well done Soldiers of Christ.

I love this family of God.. NCCF will never die

Jesus Corpers... I won't forget my days at NCCF Ejigbo LGA, State of Osun.

see my guys o I can see Bible study Coord, Tosin, A.G.S, even president. Glory!!!

Originality007:
Nccf will never die hallelujah, rural rugged will never die hallelujah , let me hear u say Amen, Amen Amen amen amen... i miss ibadan nccf....

Ahh nice what year?

Richdad50:
I remember the days of Rural Rugged where we laid it all and gave the last of our breath to see it successful. I vividly remember how other Corp members couldn't understand the things we did. It was strange to them and i understand. Little did we know we were laying the foundations of our destiny. Many of you might not understand except a few who allowed NCCF pass through them.

We were about Nine State Executives in number in the particular state we served. Most of the nights were without proper sleep and morning were full with work. We fasted, prayed, ate, fasted, prayed, worked, all the year. The last night before our POP, we came together as nine(9) and held our hands in one song and cried for open doors. We were confident of the sacrifice and wouldn't be surprised by the blessings yet to come.

Today among the nine(9) are two Bank Executives, International Business man, renowned indigenous Software Developer and employer of men, an Evangelist, a well known Female Enterprenuer and Public speaker, two government officials, and one who dedicated his life to missions. He is presently in Namibia.
We laugh when we think of the days and the sacrifice, the bonding, and the consequence of giving it all. Friends, to serve God pays.

#Richdad

I concur Sir