₦airaland Forum

Tolatutu:
Most of us want you gone and no we don't envy you. There is nothing to envy, if you lot can leave today sef we would love it

That means you are highly jealous of them

Hmm

[quote author=kinibigdeal post=39464520]Na wa o, we no too get fan in Nigeria..only page 1, go check d traffic in Man utd match[/ quote]bross it is better. Don't follow the majority; follow the few that knows what they are following

RedCard1:
He will for sure assist in the rigging process. Afterall, to him rigging is not corruption

Yet he couldn't rig himself in.
Goat like you that speak through your anus

leoblaze:
Pls can someone enlighten me about " delta camp life" what to expect, who to avoid , hostel and toilet pix if possible, d best hostel etc...... Ama pcm, choosed delta as first choice.

Me too

jazinogold:
welcome to delta state the land of opportunity... u will enjoy issele ukwu camp...especially RSM n camp Commandant! mk sure you socialize in camp and make good friends! don't forget to participate in camp activities this will help you get posting to good places! currently serving in delta!

Pls Bros I will like you to educate me more. I'm an intending corper, 2015B, chose Delta. I want to know more about the camp, the environment and what to do to get good posting. Thanks

Our beloved OP, I appreciate your great job. I have yet another question to ask: Will item like clipper be allowed into the camp? I have been using my personal clipper for the past 9 yrs; I will rather leave my hair for 21 days than take the risk of using general clipper. Thanks

That leopard represent.....?

Ok

Good morning OP. My questions are few:
1 during your time, what was the interval between the day your posting came out and the camp opening date? I want to know so as to prepare well.
2.Is the camp opening date the same thing with the orientation commencement date?
3.Does one need to present any original document in the camp? If yes which and which?
Thanks.

The Pan Socio-Political Organisation, Afenifere, has called on the Federal Government to abolish nomadic system, so as to stop the criminality
allegedly committed by the Fulani herdsmen in the rural communities of Yorubaland. This was contained in a communique issued on Tuesday at the end of the monthly meeting of the
organisation held at the residence of its leader, Pa Rueben Fasonranti, in Akure, the state capital. In the communique read by the Publicity Secretary of the group, Mr Yinka Odumakin, the
Afenifere decried the state of insecurity in the country, particularly, the recent kidnapping of a former Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Chief Olu Falae, last week. Describing the kidnap of Falae as shameful, insensitive and disrespect to the Yoruba race, the group warned that if the Federal Government failed to stop the herdsmen from attacking the
Yoruba people, it might result to the South-West people to defending themselves. “Our people are everywhere in the country and they don’t destroy the business of their host, why should the Fulani people be destroying our own business. Our demand is that the Federal Government should arrest the perpetrators and prosecute them. Youruba people will not tolerate this any longer. “So while we await the arrest of the criminals, the cattle rearing should be stop in Yorubaland. I read Chief Olu Falae told the Commissioner of Police that government should do something urgently to stop this thing because if such a thing is not done, it will be encouraging self-help. People will
defend themselves. And we agree totally with him,” Odumakin stated.
While insisting that the President should implement the recommendations of the report of
the 2014 National Conference, the Afenifere said the report contained the abolishment of nomadic system of cattle rearing which it described as
primitive, and asked the government to rather adopt ranching.
“ The meeting noted that the 2014 National Conference, which Chief Olu Falae led the Yoruba delegation, extensively discussed this matter of
nomadic cattle rearing and the Conference resolved that it should be stopped and instead have ranches for cattle business.”

http://www.punchng.com/news/falae-afenifere-seeks-scrapping-of-nomadic-cattle-rearing/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

sandrajazmin:
Is dt y my baby has refused 2 sleep so il do. Ma house chhores?

or face Nairaland squarely? Aunty leave your phone alone and take care of that sweet baby God has given you

Ok

Ok

Evaromantik:
Buhari flocks with Orji Uzor Kalu..........Kalu should be probed cause he has the most expensive private jet.....where did he got the money from?...Abia state?
There should be no sacred lamb biko

I think your grammar needs to be probed first

offspec:
OP if i saw this thread before i went for service, the kind curse i for curse u eh, even satan go pity ur life.
You can say all these because you have passed through it. I could also imagine the enthusiasm in your face the day you stepped your foot in NYSC camp.
OP allow the youngies too to enjoy the scheme like you have done. That yours wasnt useful doesnt mean others will be the same

To me, NYSC took me away from Mummy's care while giving me something to hold on while hunting for job.

During NYSC i had more time i never had in school to learn different skills in preparation for the labour market.

During NYSC, i learnt yoruba language (yes under one year). I understand and speak to a good extent and it goes a long way in building trust and integration with my yoruba brothers

It also made me meet lots of friends who were helpful even after service. I be like "Segun abeg i get interview for lag o". Segun be like "offspec dey come my house naa. My house dey free". And that was a friend i met during my NYSC.

OP advice you should give people is they should try make their service year useful to them and also making good friends.
Lastly, NYSC also improved my confidence as well as my public speaking skills cos i was a "tisha" for one secondary sch and this is very essential for a job hunter

Oga read the post again. He said it should be VOLUNTARY not SCRAPED. That you enjoyed yours doesn't mean everybody did. I don't subscribe to the SCRAPING, but it should be made voluntary.

Let the fight begin!

Noted

The Nationwide League One has sealed a partnership deal with English Premier League side, West Ham United, on the development of the Nigerian league.

The NLO began taking bold steps in repositioning itself when it registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission in June with the goals of making the third tier league, once referred to as the amateur league in Nigeria, the resource base for the first and second tiers and running its operations in accordance with best international practices

The third goal of the NLO, according to its chairman, Ahmed Kawu, is to “achieve its business objectives.”

Already the third tier now has a title sponsor in Capital Oil and Gas Industries Limited but the board of the NLO has taken a further step to open new vista for the league which has 128 clubs competing in its three divisions.

Last week, the NLO management was in London to meet with West Ham United management to seek a partnership that will help build the third tier into a championship that will become eye-catching.

The discussion with West Ham, which also had the NLO patron Dr. Ifeanyi Ubah, who is also the owner of Nigeria Premier Football League side, FC Ifeanyiubah, present, would involve partnership in the areas of players scouting, coaches and management development, youth football development and long-term business relationship.
http://www.punchng.com/sports/west-ham-partner-with-nlo-on-football-development/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

kenedy175:
Is It because he's black?


Good for him though.

...and his name [color=#000000]

kenedy175:
Is It because he's black?


Good for him though.

...and his name [/color]

kenedy175:
Is It because he's black?


Good for him though.

...and his name BLACK too

Nigeria have made an attempt to convince Jordon Ibe to pledge his international future to them. The Liverpool winger is well-regarded by the Football Association. He has played at all levels up to Under 20 and it is highly likely that he will figure in Gareth Southgate’s Under 21 squad at
some point during the next European
Championship qualification campaign.
But he is also eligible to play for the Super Eagles through his father and Nigeria coach Sunday Oliseh visited Melwood, Liverpool’s training ground, in an attempt to woo Ibe.

Nigeria are keen on convincing Jordon Ibe to represent the Super Eagles instead of England

Sunday Oliseh has visited Liverpool's
Melwood training ground in an attempt to convince Ibe

Liverpool winger Ibe has represented
England at Under 18, Under 19 and Under 20 level
It is the second time this year that Nigeria have stated their ambitions, with Viktor Ikpeba – a member of the Nigerian FA’s technical committee
– saying in February that they were looking at the 19-year-old.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-3186435/Nigeria-bid-lure-Liverpool-starlet-Jordon-Ibe-Reds-winger-make-decision-international-allegiance.html