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@mathinips Thank you very much for this. I couldn't agree more with you. I hope all well meaning Nigerian youths who want to bring about real change take these points.
Unfortunately, politics at a grassroots level is still fiercely tribal. So for instance, an Igbo man that lives in Lagos will struggle for relevance in his ward in Lagos. That leaves the option to make frequent trips to his village for political activities

Hi Zhia, congrats on your invitation. I'm facing a similar problem with you, because I'm actually studying in UK right now. I just can't get myself to Nigeria under such short notice and I really don't know what to do. Anybody's suggestions will be appreciated. Guys thanks for all the info that's been flowing through his forum.

All the best to you all.

Chinemerem

Hey guys, I've just been going through your posts, they've been very interesting. It's a very good way of staying in touch with fun in Naija. To all those who finally made it to NLNG, I'll say a big congrats and to those who might not have made it I'll say,"Keep your heads high, anybody that goes through the NLNG asessment deserves some complement."
To the guys who've gone to the medical, what's it like and how come it took someone from Thursday to Monday to get the medicals done.