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Just assist him with prayers. No where is safe in nigeria


I was posted to sokoto. My mum wanted me to redeploy back home... LAGOS.



After the orientation in camp, I decided to stay back. And nothing happened by the grace of God.


Well, I hope he is staying back for a good reason and not because of a girl.

Is he a child?

Allow the grown man to make a decision for himself

pray for him.: i believe he is man enough to make decisions

Gombe is more secure than Lagos if you must know.
A nice and calm state. Tell me when last you've seen/heard bad news emanating from gombe state?

Allow the young man

Is it your decision

Yr broda no want monitoring spirit around am or he don see one fine babe there.

ojun50:
Is it your decision

Yr broda no want monitoring spirit around am or he don see one fine babe there.

No mind am.

I'm not saying he can't make decisions on his own. It's just that we're worried about his safety

kodded:
Is he a child?

Allow the grown man to make a decision for himself

Gombe is a very safe State Sir I am sure he felt at home,it is the most peaceful state in the north east

The way you guys reason north matter dey tire me.Forget the media buahaha, north is cool.

Gombe is a nice state.

Really?

Allow him to have a wonderful experience in Gombe. I served in that state and can tell you that Gombe is a very peaceful and harmonious state, I take that state as my second home.

The state is more like mini Nigeria, with almost 50-50 percent in the religious demography of the indegines with the Muslims (the Fulanis called Gombawa) slightly having an edge over the Christians. The northern part majorly Muslims and the Southern part Christians... Their deputy governor is always Christian.

Towns like Kaltungo, Billiri, Funakaye and lots more in the Southern part of the state are Christians dominated, these towns always have the best of Christmas and Easter celebrations compared to even the capital city Gombe.

In terms of infrastructure, the capital city is truly beautiful and one of the most beautiful cities in Nigeria, with nice roads interconnections fitted with working street lights.
Hmmm... I enjoyed my stay in Gombe and will definitely visit that state again.

...and for your brother wanting to delve into agriculture in Gombe I will say he has a great plan there and made a wonderful decision. Gombe is one of the states that produce the highest rates of grains in the country, maize, millets, and whatnots and also watermelon. And animal production, they are the original Fulanis when it comes to cattle rearing, cow insignia is even the logo of the state . Forget the lean cattle they transport to the south to be sold, I saw an herd of cattle with the biggest cows there in Gombe, almost the same across the state, see how cow big like bull abi bison . You will also see camels, donkeys and other animals in their large numbers.

I could still remember when one of my colleague was told to bring about 50k or less to take one big cow, we planned to get it but how to transport it or garner the money killed the idea.

I served in Gombe in 2013, honestly I would've stayed back after service if not cos I was female. It is a very beautiful place. Got clubs, nice joints and beautiful places. Explore and Experience Gombe! The jewel in the Savannah.

Allow him to have a wonderful experience in Gombe. I served in that state and can tell you that Gombe is a very peaceful and harmonious state, I take that state as my second home.

The state is more like mini Nigeria, with almost 50-50 percent in the religious demography of the indegines with the Muslims (the Fulanis called Gombawa) slightly having an edge over the Christians. The northern part majorly Muslims and the Southern part Christians... Their deputy governor is always Christian.

Towns like Kaltungo, Billiri, Funakaye and lots more in the Southern part of the state are Christians dominated, these towns always have the best of Christmas and Easter celebrations compared to even the capital city Gombe.

In terms of infrastructure, the capital city is truly beautiful and one of the most beautiful cities in Nigeria, with nice roads interconnections fitted with working street lights.
Hmmm... I enjoyed my stay in Gombe and will definitely visit that state again.

...and for your brother wanting to delve into agriculture in Gombe I will say he has a great plan there and made a wonderful decision. Gombe is one of the states that produce the highest rates of grains in the country, maize, millets, and whatnots and also watermelon. And animal production, they are the original Fulanis when it comes to cattle rearing, cow insignia is even the logo of the state . Forget the lean cattle they transport to the south to be sold, I saw an herd of cattle with the biggest cows there in Gombe, almost the same across the state, see how cow big like bull abi bison . You will also see camels, donkeys and other animals in their large numbers.

I could still remember when one of my colleague was told to bring about 50k or less to take one big cow, we planned to get it but how to transport it or garner the money killed the idea. [/quote]

Thanks for this. I appreciate

Ajgal10:
I served in Gombe in 2013, honestly I would've stayed back after service if not cos I was female. It is a very beautiful place. Got clubs, nice joints and beautiful places. Explore and Experience Gombe! The jewel in the Savannah.

Allow him to have a wonderful experience in Gombe. I served in that state and can tell you that Gombe is a very peaceful and harmonious state, I take that state as my second home.

The state is more like mini Nigeria, with almost 50-50 percent in the religious demography of the indegines with the Muslims (the Fulanis called Gombawa) slightly having an edge over the Christians. The northern part majorly Muslims and the Southern part Christians... Their deputy governor is always Christian.

Towns like Kaltungo, Billiri, Funakaye and lots more in the Southern part of the state are Christians dominated, these towns always have the best of Christmas and Easter celebrations compared to even the capital city Gombe.

In terms of infrastructure, the capital city is truly beautiful and one of the most beautiful cities in Nigeria, with nice roads interconnections fitted with working street lights.
Hmmm... I enjoyed my stay in Gombe and will definitely visit that state again.

...and for your brother wanting to delve into agriculture in Gombe I will say he has a great plan there and made a wonderful decision. Gombe is one of the states that produce the highest rates of grains in the country, maize, millets, and whatnots and also watermelon. And animal production, they are the original Fulanis when it comes to cattle rearing, cow insignia is even the logo of the state . Forget the lean cattle they transport to the south to be sold, I saw an herd of cattle with the biggest cows there in Gombe, almost the same across the state, see how cow big like bull abi bison . You will also see camels, donkeys and other animals in their large numbers.

I could still remember when one of my colleague was told to bring about 50k or less to take one big cow, we planned to get it but how to transport it or garner the money killed the idea.