₦airaland Forum

Mabyb: Osun all d way!

glomebaby87: im posted to gombe state, how do i make it 4rm delta state?

booqee: thanks. But wat has it got to do with influencing ur PPA?? Pple keep saying try joining the obs crew, if you want to be posted to d capital and a good ppa.

demmy55: Some things you said are wrong. I'm currently serving in Edo. Agenebode to be precise which is 45mins drive from Auchi.

The first problem corpers will encounter is the camp. Okada camp is in a bad condition and we are in the rainy season; which makes it worse.

The people I've come across here are very tight fisted. Most of them farm and fish but they never remember to give their corper any food stuff. We buy all our food stuff ourselves.
We are even the ones that give some of their children food when they are hungry and the worst part is that they keep coming almost everyday. I've started chasing them away sef.

My PPA which is a secondary school is to pay the corpers 3K monthly but they are failing in their responsibility. We always have to complain, write letters to their Chief before we are paid. I'm owed for 4months now; they are waiting for me to complain again.

So Brownlord, what point are you trying to make here?

Snooop: Friends is it true edo state dot pay!!!

booqee: shuoooo! Wetin be all dis?? We dey fight b4 ni??

booqee: Gud morning pals. Still don't know how to get to edo from lagos. Hopefully, when this thread get to front page, we'll get help. The things i've been hearing bout the state sef na die. My cousin serving dere says the camp is so dirty and a complete write off.

biomedixexcel: how about Edo girls

Princesstessy: Gudmorin Booquee, hay! U re scarying me. Moreover i dont even my way to camp from Osun state

osigiepurr: Ur jarasis is bebestikally woged and gbaskikally gbaski.
Unity in diversity shall always remain our keske.
May u jojostikaly walk inorder to congratulate ur down below and never romance any agbako. D gods are wise.

kponke denge: Guy I no de play na pls help me

Beauty4Christ: Pls Ogbeche777, at what age exactly will one be exempted from serving? Is it posible 4 sm1 who wil be 30 by nov be mobilisd for nov batch?

Donmams: OP don't waste your breath. These christians have already been brainwashed by pastor ayo oritsejafor and his fellow pentecostal crooks to hate buhari. It's a shame we can't depend on christians to transform this country as they keep giving us one bad leader after another. I have asked my christian friends since they hate buhari for being a muslim, why can't they give nigeria a christian who can turn this country like buhari can. The answer is deafening silence. The christian flock is lost. Shame.

kponke denge: Gud mornin every1 I was posted 2 taraba state wich side 4 nigeria dat place de o. Make una help me o

chukwuma101: TEAM OGUN. How do I contact you?

Deuces: "Am a student of AAU posted to Ondo state!!!,can any one help me with the Direction,pls!!!

osigiepurr: U beta seek caution with ya buccal cavity and apply thermo cool.
U cannot just magarate to dis zanga and start using dis vibrant languaja. Ur jarasis is highly kwashiokor. Are u a learner?
If yes, u bera be careful. D gods are seriously wise!

Baba_Eleko: "PDP is Boko Haram" - Azazi.


May the peace and blessing of almighty God be with you in paradise General Azazi.

Imagine say Ak47 and grenade na hunting rifle. What would their battle rifle be

God help this country!!

Etumgbe: The father of the little girl said he flogged her with the cord of his handset charger because she was disturbing him from watching TV. The mother thinks the marks on her daughter’s back were for ritual purposes. But let’s even accept he only flogged her; how can you flog a 1 year old like this?  Read the full story from Vanguard below…

Vanguard Metro, gathered that Huwaila Abdulahi, 22, who has been separated from her husband, is asking the Commission to investigate and unravel the mystery behind the strange marks all over the back of her 14 months old daughter. Although the estranged housewife is not seeking for a divorce, she is demanding for justice for her innocent baby as the 14 marks were not there when the father sent one Ibrahim to bring the little girl to spend some time with him.

The man, identified as Ibrahim Haladu, is being accused of carrying out a ritual on his child. He has been invited by the Commission to explain the strange marks on his daughter’s back. But he is insisting  that he only flogged his daughter with the cord of his handset charger. He denied that the marks were for ritual purposes.

In spite of his statement, many people who saw the strange marks on the child were not convinced of his testimony as they  believed they were carefully incised.

In his account of the incident, Ibrahim said: “I was watching an Arab channel but she would not let me be with her cries. I was enjoying the programme, but her cries kept distracting me. I was provoked so I brought out my charger phone wire and flogged her. My first wife Aisha who heard her cries came out and was shouting at me to stop. She was even angry and rebuked me for beating her like that. I regret my action.

The marks on my daughter’s body is not  for ritual purposes as wrongly insinuated by some people. I can never use my child for ritual. It is unfortunate that my wife had to drag me to the Sharia Commission because she has a grouse against me. We have been having problems with her, but that is between us. Why should I go to the extent of using my child for ritual? I only beat her as a father. I don’t belong to any cult or secret society”.

Some residents of the Tirwun, a suburb of Bauchi, where Ibrahim allegedly carried out the beating  of his baby were left in shock on seeing Sahura with the 14 strange marks on her back. They called for thorough investigation into the case so as to unravel the motive behind his action.

Ibrahim moved to his house in Tirwin with his first wife, Aisha leaving his second wife, Huweila with his parents. Hajiya Huwaila told VM that  her husband occasionally comes to pick Sahura to spend some time with him since they were not living together. According to her: “My husband, his first wife and I lived with his parents at Bakin Kura before he moved with his first wife to Tirwun, leaving me and my daughter Sahura behind.

But he occasionally comes to take the baby to spend some time with him in his new place and bring her back. One day he sent one Ibrahim to come and bring Sahura; this was around one in the afternoon. But when they brought back my daughter, I noticed something unusual about her because she kept crying and I wondered what was wrong with her.

When I checked her body, I saw some strange marks all over her back”. Huwaila said she quickly rushed to the Bauchi State Shari’ah Commission to lodge a complaint after she confronted her husband who claimed he only flogged Sahura because she was disturbing him with her cries.

The permanent Commissioner II of the State Shari’ah Commission, Jibril Hassan, confirmed that Huwaila lodged a complaint prompting the commission to summon the husband. Hassan added  that the commission was investigating the issue and would charge the father of the girl to court at the appropriate time. He also said that if found guilty of the accusations leveled against him, the accused would be charged to court.

Source: LIB,Vanguard

Etumgbe: The father of the little girl said he flogged her with the cord of his handset charger because she was disturbing him from watching TV. The mother thinks the marks on her daughter’s back were for ritual purposes. But let’s even accept he only flogged her; how can you flog a 1 year old like this?  Read the full story from Vanguard below…

Vanguard Metro, gathered that Huwaila Abdulahi, 22, who has been separated from her husband, is asking the Commission to investigate and unravel the mystery behind the strange marks all over the back of her 14 months old daughter. Although the estranged housewife is not seeking for a divorce, she is demanding for justice for her innocent baby as the 14 marks were not there when the father sent one Ibrahim to bring the little girl to spend some time with him.

The man, identified as Ibrahim Haladu, is being accused of carrying out a ritual on his child. He has been invited by the Commission to explain the strange marks on his daughter’s back. But he is insisting  that he only flogged his daughter with the cord of his handset charger. He denied that the marks were for ritual purposes.

In spite of his statement, many people who saw the strange marks on the child were not convinced of his testimony as they  believed they were carefully incised.

In his account of the incident, Ibrahim said: “I was watching an Arab channel but she would not let me be with her cries. I was enjoying the programme, but her cries kept distracting me. I was provoked so I brought out my charger phone wire and flogged her. My first wife Aisha who heard her cries came out and was shouting at me to stop. She was even angry and rebuked me for beating her like that. I regret my action.

The marks on my daughter’s body is not  for ritual purposes as wrongly insinuated by some people. I can never use my child for ritual. It is unfortunate that my wife had to drag me to the Sharia Commission because she has a grouse against me. We have been having problems with her, but that is between us. Why should I go to the extent of using my child for ritual? I only beat her as a father. I don’t belong to any cult or secret society”.

Some residents of the Tirwun, a suburb of Bauchi, where Ibrahim allegedly carried out the beating  of his baby were left in shock on seeing Sahura with the 14 strange marks on her back. They called for thorough investigation into the case so as to unravel the motive behind his action.

Ibrahim moved to his house in Tirwin with his first wife, Aisha leaving his second wife, Huweila with his parents. Hajiya Huwaila told VM that  her husband occasionally comes to pick Sahura to spend some time with him since they were not living together. According to her: “My husband, his first wife and I lived with his parents at Bakin Kura before he moved with his first wife to Tirwun, leaving me and my daughter Sahura behind.

But he occasionally comes to take the baby to spend some time with him in his new place and bring her back. One day he sent one Ibrahim to come and bring Sahura; this was around one in the afternoon. But when they brought back my daughter, I noticed something unusual about her because she kept crying and I wondered what was wrong with her.

When I checked her body, I saw some strange marks all over her back”. Huwaila said she quickly rushed to the Bauchi State Shari’ah Commission to lodge a complaint after she confronted her husband who claimed he only flogged Sahura because she was disturbing him with her cries.

The permanent Commissioner II of the State Shari’ah Commission, Jibril Hassan, confirmed that Huwaila lodged a complaint prompting the commission to summon the husband. Hassan added  that the commission was investigating the issue and would charge the father of the girl to court at the appropriate time. He also said that if found guilty of the accusations leveled against him, the accused would be charged to court.

Source: LIB,Vanguard

osigiepurr: Osun state, see me see u.
Anybody posted there should hit me up biggerly and lets roll for national peace.
Ede camp on point noni.
Engr. Ogbeni Aregbesola go hear am say i dey show dat zanga....

Martinho: Initiali it was course mate....school mate.....finali camp mate..wat next...loading

Jman06: Pls can anyone direct me on how to get 2 okada camp from benin#team edo#

booqee: Edo state. I'm so disappointed. I'm not happy at all. Mtcheww

whats ur dept and name??

beau49: Delsu list is out,was posted 2 imo state...dont knw if i shud be happy buh m grateful....does anybody knw hw d state is?