Wike trying to play politics d way politicians do,but going to dat length won't really put u on d gud book of the hausa/fulani govt

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state alawee depends on where u are posted and ur profession. state alawee ia 4k,exclusive of medical n vert medicine corpers working in hospitals n clinics. 37k for doctors working in d hospital n clinics owned by d state, 9k for those working in hospital lab,n 19k for pharmacist . If you are working in d ministry or school,ur state alawee is 4k. And thatz where majority works/serve. Don't forget to be in camp early enough so u could secure good bed space n secure accommodation first before any other thing in camp.

funny enough I ve adapted, sokoto. pcm batch A 2016. I know most of u would ve gotten little tips about sokoto n it's environment.They say itz the most peaceful northern state,it is the safest. yea,with what we ve seen,i guess it is. sokoto wammako camp is a cool place n much better wen compared to other camps. during our camping (batch 2016 B),we didn't lack water n light,soldiers where more friendly,compared to what we hear in other camps. Our stay in wammako camp was fun n I hope u guyz ve same experience as we did. But the weather ain't friendly at all,d heat is pretty much n at this time alittle unbearable. For those that enjoy taking alcohol, it is highly restricted, but u could still get access to it within the barracks environment n few hotels close to barracks. Selling of alcohol in camp is not allowed bt one could still get access to alcohol from some sellers in a 'coded' way,n with time it could be a little open n very accessible in camp as d stay continues. The key to survival in sokoto is adaptation n mostly to d weather. Am a batch B 2015 Corp member, serving in sokoto

funny enough I ve adapted, sokoto. pcm batch A 2016. I know most of u would ve gotten little tips about sokoto n it's environment.They say itz the most peaceful northern state,it is the safest. yea,with what we ve seen,i guess it is. sokoto wammako camp is a cool place n much better wen compared to other camps. during our camping (batch 2016 B),we didn't lack water n light,soldiers where more friendly,compared to what we hear in other camps. Our stay in wammako camp was fun n I hope u guyz ve same experience as we did. But the weather ain't friendly at all,d heat is pretty much n most time unbearable. For those that enjoy taking alcohol, it is highly restricted, but u could still get access to it within the barracks environment n few hotels close to barracks. Selling of alcohol in camp is not allowed bt one could still get access to alcohol from some sellers in a 'coded' way,n with time it could be a little open n very accessible in camp as d stay continues. The key to survival in sokoto is adaptation n mostly to d weather.

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