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Good Morning dis morning gentle men corps member....

Corper me ah one time..CORPER,
Corper me ah two times..CORPER CORPER,
Corper me ah half time..COR,
another half..PER,

Ayama supepe,
ayama ayama supepe ayam,
ayama supepe eeeehh,
supepe ayam...

Courtesy...State Co-ordinator!

ednut1: state alawe 5k teacher, 4k ministry. dem sabi owe. hv nt receive kobo since i resume decemba. tfare be like 3800- 4500 4rm lag

it depends on d typ of sch they post u to... If they post u 2 private sch, d sch wil surely pay ur local allawi n d amt to b paid do varies. (my sch principal paid us 3 month salary in advance i.e JAN to MARCH..mind u, not all principal can do dt ooo) bt if it z public(govt) sch, u r on ur own ooo... No shingbain 4 u...!

Batch "A" corpers posted to Umunna Bende Camp,Abia State!
Meets here For discussions...

Amorrow50: Pee abuja July 22nd

u r ma bday mate...

jez passing bye...

Ghead Grisha has been dismissed from
the ongoin African Cup of Nations,
AFCON.

The 36 year old Egyptian referee who
officiated the match between the Super
Eagles of Nigeria and Chipolopo of
Zambia on Friday January 25th, was
axed as a result of poor officiating.

Grisha awarded a controversial penalty
to Zambia in the 85th minute which
enabled them draw level in the group C
match, thereby keeping their
qualification hopes alive.
The Nigeria Football Federation, NFF
immediately sent a protest letter to the
Confederation of African Football, CAF,
asking the football governing body to
look into the questionable call by Grisha.

A top official of CAF said yesterday that
Grisha ‘has been sent home. He will have
no further action at this Cup of Nations.

His decisions did not tally with best
practices of the refereeing profession
and we would not allow anyone to start
re-writing the rules of the game here.

Source: www.informationng.com/2013/01/caf-dismisses-egyptian-ref-who-officiated-nigeria-vs-zambia-match.html

Just passing bye......

Decapo: . Whhhyy??

zzzzzzzzzzz??

To the front page plzz

Table Leg :
And what has it got to do with you?!
Supreme retar.d!

na bt force u make comment.... Bushmeat!...

Table Leg :
Not interested!

c ur life outside... Mtchewwwwww

Hope d gold digger ladies are viewing dis...

He dat has ears let him or her hears wat d spirit is sayin...

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Omo Alata: No way

make way 4 him now...

Omo Alata: No way

make way 4 him now...

FXKing2012: Did u go to church to look at what the ladies wear or u went there to listen to God's word?
Anyways, whatz the name of the church?

Do u need anybody to tell u that...
I guess d name of d church shud be...

SAINT BOTTLES CATHEDERAL a.k.a(SINNERS CHAPEL)
666, Dungeon Str,
HELL FIRE AVENUE,
Second Death State.

CrazyMan: Your advice is good, but going to onitsha or owerri first would be a waste of time.

From onitsha to owerri is slightly above an hour drive (minus the time spent in looking for passengers)

Then from owerri to Umuahia is also roughly 2 hours (minus loading time)

So if you calculate the time the bus leaves Abeokuta to onitsha along with the time spent on looking for passengers in the subsequent buses, and hold ups encountered along the way, you might end up reaching Umuahia by midnight.

I would suggest that he goes to lagos, and get a direct bus to abia...it would be cheaper, faster, more convenient and less stressful.

Take a bus from Lagos to Umuahia, stop at tower, and charter a keke napep (Okada has been banned there so you won't find any) to ohafia park.

From ohafia park, you would get a bus (ohafia line) to Ebem direct.

Good luck and safe journey.

which means i still hav to go back to lag n that is wat am tryin to avoid.... Well, al d same... I really appreciate ur effort.
U guyz r too gbasky!

Need help on how to get to abia frm abeokuta instead of goin to lag...?

Dat Lasgidi hold-up....Huh!

CrazyMan: Ha ha ha...I'm half ohafia...my mum is from there, but my dad is from Anambra state.

The Igba Uche celebration is more like a retirement celebration.

The senior citizens of the community are made to give back something to their community before they retire.

It could be a secondary school, a bore hole, a hospital...etc.

Once the project has been completed, they would dedicate it to their community and then retire.

The Igba Uche celebration proper runs for about three days. On the first day, the celebrating age group goes on procession round the village, dressed in the traditional clothes and blouse and head ties for women or T shirt, wrappers and walking sticks for the men. The procession is full of lavish and splendor.

The members, made of men and women, dance to the drums, and gongs, the flutes and the songs being played.

On the second day, they hand over the project they built to the community. This could be a school, a road, a borehole or any other project that impacts positively on the lives of the people of a community in Ohafia. Just like I stated earlier.

On the third day, the community comes alive in what is regarded as the grand finale.

Each family erects a marquee, called efe, with clothes as covering. Visitors are served drinks, kola-nuts, foods...etc. All kinds of gifts, as it is done during weddings, in return for a small donation (each donation is written in a visitor’s book).

On the front of the marquee, there is often a large photograph of the family’s person of honour who is being celebrated...

In the absence of funding from the State and the Local Government, the Igba Uche ceremony is now a way of organizing and bringing development to rejected communities...

thumbs up.....

oludaniels: "did you slaughtered" "to the goast" are you a learner? lmao

u r nt blind coz u saw "lolz" dia..! Bushmeat!

"lolz" dere... Bushmeat!

As we are celebrating the birth of Our Lord Jesus Christ today (while some don'ts), i believe we can calculate (if not all) the number of chickens, fowls, turkeys, ducks e.t.c that gave-up the goast in our various houses today throughout the nation....

Three (3) fowls gave-up the goast (lolz) very early this morning in our house!

Lets be sincere pls...

As we are celebrating the birth of Our Lord Jesus Christ today (while some don'ts), i believe we can calculate (if not all) the number of chickens, fowls, turkeys, ducks e.t.c that gave-up the goast in our various houses today...

Three (3) fowls gave-up the goast very early this morning in our house!

Lets be sincere pls...

As we are celebrating the birth of Our Lord Jesus Christ today (while some don'ts), i believe we can calculate (if not all) the number of chickens, fowls, turkeys, ducks e.t.c that gave-up the goast in our various houses today throughout the nation....

Three (3) fowls gave-up the goast (lolz) very early this morning in our house!

Lets be sincere pls...

ednut1: afta all d abortion una don do, most holy holy ere self don do abortion, as for me till u get pregnant no marriage and we must be nackin, cos me no like wahala of childlessness or dull sex life, which is responsible for high divorce in 9ja, most guys dat dont want sex are eida gay, importent or wit small willy beware

smh.... U no well @ all.. Is dt wat ur imam is teaching u.?
I go report u to ur Z.I

Anyway.., how u dey n wen r u goin bak to ur station?

Every successful marriage is a product of adequate preparation...

It is ur preparation dt detms ur xperience...

Ppl take so many time in sch studying abt rats n lizards bt wen it cums to marriage, they tink it z just to find a partner n walk-up to an altar...
Pls take ur time to read books abt marriage so as to prepare u ahead of marriage and there is no oda tym to prepare dan now dt u r stil single. Being a single is nt a sin, it z a stage u must pass tru in ur life. Life is in phases yl men are in sizes and every phase u accomplish in ur life prepares u 4 anoda one...

NO SEX BEFORE MARRIAGE SAYETH THE LORD TALKLESS OF GETTING PREGNANT!

Igboran san ju ebo riru, i fi eti sile san ju ora agbo lo!

GLORY!

Babes too much here ooo.... Thumbs-up to u guys!

J: Jonathan
E: Ebele
G: Goodluck
A: Azikwe

VS

G: Goodluck
E: Ebele
J: Jonathan
A: Azikwe

Na one person still dey rule naija o jawe! Abi wetin b d diff?

CrazyMan: Wao...so you're in ebem...that's where the barracks is.

I'm not very familiar with precious academy, but I know the barracks very well.

I'm here for the Igba Uche celebration...I'm based in Anambra state though.

But don't worry, I'm sure you'll get accommodation...ohafia is a great place, and its inhabitants are friendly.

Which one is igba uche celebration again?
Dis Ohafia ppl self!

CrazyMan: Ohafia kaa o...

Where in ohafia were you posted to?

kaa oo.... Was posted to precious academy nt too far frm barrack n secretariat..
Are u in ohafia? Wia exactly?

I don't tink result is out yet... Jzt b patient guyz n make uno 4get mi ooo if u ppl finally scape tru!
Wish u guyz all da best.

Posted to Ohafia bt in need of accmdtn.... Any help pls?

lastpage: Maybe you na "Estate-for-Lagos-YORUBA"? ......

.....those types that have never seen "live-chicken" before or have never been to a farm.
Those types that have never planted any sort of thing, not even Maize...and watch it grow

All their waka-waka is within Estate-School-Estate and cyclically like that!

Mind you, no offense o!

Lastpage!

buhaaahaaaaaaa...!

lastpage: Maybe you na "Estate-for-Lagos-YORUBA"? ......

.....those types that have never seen "live-chicken" before or have never been to a farm.
Those types that have never planted any sort of thing, not even Maize...and watch it grow

All their waka-waka is within Estate-School-Estate and cyclically like that!

Mind you, no offense o!

Lastpage!

buhaaahaaaaaaa...!

seyigiggle: December 13th

happy buffday to u...
May u witness more of dis day on d earth surface...IJN