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Re: My NYSC Experience In Jigawa State. by yanabasee(m): 12:12pm On Jun 14, 2019 |
Lastorator: lol.... |
Re: My NYSC Experience In Jigawa State. by yanabasee(m): 12:31pm On Jun 14, 2019 |
amaniro: It's not because they are involved in politics........ A northern politician can give job slots slated for its community to different families... While down south, they will share it with their families or sell the slots to northern politicians.... |
Re: My NYSC Experience In Jigawa State. by bumzydaprince: 12:36pm On Jun 14, 2019 |
Etimocracy:House prices varies though, am staying in dutse and the most expensive houses here are mostly owned by one alahaji,and its for 65k(self con) and its tiled,u can also get for 45k from other land lord,most ain't tiled though, some has water rushing in the compound while some don't..in brinikudu u can get a house of 35k,in hadejia u can also get of 35k too |
Re: My NYSC Experience In Jigawa State. by shigoslim(m): 12:57pm On Jun 14, 2019 |
Etimocracy: I left purposely because of my business and also unforseen circumstances in the process of staying that may hinder my business . Such unforseen circumstances as followed . Fear of unknown PPA, absent of network, stable electricity and language barriers. Apparently knowing fully well that after NYSC uncertain job opportunities that I may face . So i take the horn to find my way back to south where I can continue growing the business. Though I left some folk . .... My friend was General commanding officers for Batch 19A we all cam from same school and same region, he also relocate to Ogun state. Mehn what a lovely memories. |
Re: My NYSC Experience In Jigawa State. by Skyfornia(m): 12:57pm On Jun 14, 2019 |
OP na wa for you...why you come dey slack the story? Abi you dey plan your own marriage too? Update sharp sharp. 2 Likes |
Re: My NYSC Experience In Jigawa State. by Nobody: 1:19pm On Jun 14, 2019 |
mrsuccessful:guy see as yhu destroy our language It mai kyau...not mykau...and also ina jin Hausa fala fala.....chai |
Re: My NYSC Experience In Jigawa State. by FriendNG: 1:27pm On Jun 14, 2019 |
bumzydaprince: 35k, 45k are prices of a single room in Dutse not house. |
Re: My NYSC Experience In Jigawa State. by Mummyimbecile(m): 1:30pm On Jun 14, 2019 |
dunsin125:batch C stream1 is by october,while stream2 is by November |
Re: My NYSC Experience In Jigawa State. by mrsuccessful(m): 1:39pm On Jun 14, 2019 |
Sharming95: Sorry i don't know how to spell in Hausa |
Re: My NYSC Experience In Jigawa State. by namiji2598: 1:49pm On Jun 14, 2019 |
TheExecutioner:maybe u dnt knw the uruk Uso village Sha, I have never seen a village like that in my entire life sir, I did the presiding officer of that village at the election 2019, they almost kill me at the process, as most of our Corp members were been hunted WTH Cutlass and other things, Nigeria itself is an uncivilized country, I have been to so many places in the north, kaduna, kano, gombe among others but that uruk Uso village is the backwards village I have ever seen in my life 1 Like |
Re: My NYSC Experience In Jigawa State. by Leauwizzy: 2:34pm On Jun 14, 2019 |
Iolo:Yes .. |
Re: My NYSC Experience In Jigawa State. by Joecristiano7(m): 5:06pm On Jun 14, 2019 |
sammyuche:please learn to appreciate sumfin good when u see it... My two cents tho 1 Like |
Re: My NYSC Experience In Jigawa State. by Chinachriss(m): 5:23pm On Jun 14, 2019 |
Etimocracy:You will be mobilised bro. I'm a prospective core member too from Isiala Mbano. I am from Ogbor, Ugiri. Where are you from in Isiala Mbano? |
Re: My NYSC Experience In Jigawa State. by Ajayimichael(m): 5:36pm On Jun 14, 2019 |
Op, you really tried as you brought back the good times I had in Jigawa I served in Jigawa 2016 batch A, in Kaugama under Hadejia , it is such a nice place. There we lost a corper then who died along Hadejia road. My good friend Olayiwola Akeem batch B 2016 |
Re: My NYSC Experience In Jigawa State. by lastmessenger: 6:36pm On Jun 14, 2019 |
Etimocracy:Thank God you came back alive. If you are there and there is religious crisis, its rest in peace we would be typing. Those guys are not good people. How can people who kill for the slightest provocation be called good. 2 Likes |
Re: My NYSC Experience In Jigawa State. by Curry30: 7:39pm On Jun 14, 2019 |
ransome001: NO ISSUES BRO. GO TO CAMP, YOU'LL RECTIFY IT THERE. GOODLUCK |
Re: My NYSC Experience In Jigawa State. by Pataricatering(f): 7:51pm On Jun 14, 2019 |
Seems you don't know having sex with secondary school girls is rape Abi ? It's so sad when your brain controls your dyck and you make senseless decisions thinking you have sense! When they are talking about rapists, idiots like you will be shouting " not all men " Naijaguy12345: 4 Likes |
Re: My NYSC Experience In Jigawa State. by dunsin125: 8:06pm On Jun 14, 2019 |
Mummyimbecile:Thanks bro 1 Like |
Re: My NYSC Experience In Jigawa State. by TheExecutioner: 8:15pm On Jun 14, 2019 |
This must be the height of irony. Imagine an Almajiri street beggar whose people killed over 100 youth corp members during the aftermath of the 2011 general elections, coming here to display his intellectual emptiness. Electoral violence, Boko Haram, FULANI herdsmen, bandits, illiteracy, street beggars and abject poverty is all that abo-kis are capable of producing. I just hope and pray that you guys get your own country one day and a very long international border separates us completely. namiji2598: 1 Like |
Re: My NYSC Experience In Jigawa State. by Etimocracy(m): 8:28pm On Jun 14, 2019 |
lastmessenger: I'm still serving. There are good people everywhere in the world. We shouldn't be quick to generalize. 1 Like |
Re: My NYSC Experience In Jigawa State. by Etimocracy(m): 8:33pm On Jun 14, 2019 |
mrsuccessful: You couldn't have captured it any better. You didn't hijack the thread. Thanks for your input bro. |
Re: My NYSC Experience In Jigawa State. by namiji2598: 8:34pm On Jun 14, 2019 |
TheExecutioner:never generalized sir, jus because people from the north formed their self and their self Boko Haram, or fulani herdsmen doesn't mean the whole northern Nigerian to deserve any punishment, is jus like asking the Europeans to wipe Nigeria entirely with newclear weapons jus because some few Nigerian youth are Yahoo boys and are scamming them |
Re: My NYSC Experience In Jigawa State. by lastmessenger: 9:24pm On Jun 14, 2019 |
Etimocracy:stay safe. May the lord keep you safe. 1 Like |
Re: My NYSC Experience In Jigawa State. by dunsin125: 10:40pm On Jun 14, 2019 |
Mummyimbecile:. |
Re: My NYSC Experience In Jigawa State. by Elrad: 1:32am On Jun 15, 2019 |
Mehnn I have been following this thread not knowing I will be posted to jigawa, this is funny right now... |
Re: My NYSC Experience In Jigawa State. by Naijaguy12345(m): 2:31am On Jun 15, 2019 |
Who then is this imbeci1e talking trash ? Did you see underage sex anywhere in the post ? Very stup1d fuuuck . Pataricatering: |
Re: My NYSC Experience In Jigawa State. by FREDDi(m): 6:28am On Jun 15, 2019 |
Elrad:welcome to JG town, camp is soft and one of the best in the country! |
Re: My NYSC Experience In Jigawa State. by j64real(m): 8:12am On Jun 15, 2019 |
Hello Etimocracy, I salute your courage to pen this down. But, I want to know if the state government pays allawee? Thanks |
Re: My NYSC Experience In Jigawa State. by Etimocracy(m): 8:17am On Jun 15, 2019 |
j64real: Yep, the state pays 5000 each month. But here's the catch, u get paid every two months (I.e 9895) 1 Like |
Re: My NYSC Experience In Jigawa State. by Etimocracy(m): 8:20am On Jun 15, 2019 |
The month of February 2019 was an election month. I braced up for the challenge and got ready to carry out my work as the A.P.O (V.P) (Assistant Presiding Officer) of Kafin-Gana polling unit under Kantoga ward. The role could be likened to a P.O because I was in charge of the voting point. Both elections were a success (Presidential and Gubernatorial elections) under my supervision. I garnered quite a lot of experience, all thanks to Jigawa state's INEC and LGI (Local Government Inspector) who took it upon himself to impart in us the rudiments of the electioneering process. One thing struck me. These guys voted as though their lives depended on it. Was I impressed, oh yes I was. Some people would rather stay back at home than vote where I come from with the mindset that whoever will win will certainly win. Prior to the elections, we were assured that Jigawa is a peaceful state. The elections in the state recorded no electoral casualty. This has further endeared me to the state. Inasmuch as the elections were peaceful in my polling unit; something spectacular happened. Just when I thought I had seen it all, another scenario showcased itself albeit in a humorous fashion in the gubernatorial election. A woman who came to exercise her franchise suddenly gave a condition to the PDP agents which had to be met before she could vote for them. You might wonder, what could this condition be? Well, she asked them to give her a whooping sum of #150 before she could cast her vote in favour of the PDP. I kept hearing "Naira dari de hamsin" which implies #150. As the P.O of my voting point, I decided to intervene and find out what went wrong as party agents surrounded the said woman. I honestly wanted to roll on the floor after one of the party agents told me what was really happening. I just couldn't stop laughing. It was quite hilarious. On a more serious note, its quite sad seeing people living in deplorable conditions in several parts of the country (not excluding the south). The crux of the whole matter is that rural communities in Nigeria are neglected by the government. This has been my experience so far in Jigawa and it has been nothing short of spectacular. If anything else pops up, I'll be sure to update the thread. As a PCM, you strongly ought to make up your mind to stay in Jigawa if eventually NYSC decides to send you here. I give the state thumbs up when it comes to being peaceful. Social vices are close to zero. We've got lovely and accommodating people over here. The weather is harsh and sometimes unpredictable but that shouldn't be a problem because you'll adapt anyway. Moreover, you should on your own part respect their customs and traditions and you'll have no issues whatsoever. Need I add that the respect for Corp Members in this state is massive. Once, I had an altercation with a public bus driver at Onitsha when I was going home for my two weeks post camp break. The man dropped a bombshell on me. He told me right to my face that my NYSC cap ( I was wearing my NYSC cap at the time) was crap. Well, I wouldn't blame the driver. Over here, you are respected. In summary therefore,Jigawa state is an ideal state to serve. Thanks to anyone who's contributed in one way or another to the thread. I do appreciate. 13 Likes 1 Share |
Re: My NYSC Experience In Jigawa State. by compton11(m): 2:30pm On Jun 15, 2019 |
Lastorator:I don't understand all what u wrote? |
Re: My NYSC Experience In Jigawa State. by bumzydaprince: 3:39pm On Jun 15, 2019 |
FriendNG: Sorry sir,by house I meant self con...65k,35k,45k...thanks ,am staying in a 65k own though, and I have got a friend staying in a 45k own,in takur adua .. 1 Like 1 Share |
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