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dejiadisa:
That makes us three on this thread. Same applies to me, missed two batches owing to chemistry dept palava. Anyways, we've scaled through. Good to have you here brothers. Let's rock this thread and let them know ladokites don't condone intimidation . Good morning peeps.. onelove!!

Not just three, we are four... I missed C14 cause my Dept didn't prepare my result on time for the senate to approve, n when it was time for me to join A15 Crutech went on strike...but thank God the strike have been suspended.... Now B15 is certain

hilsocial:
Good Morning all.

Morning, wait o you no de sleep?

Patiently waiting for the timetable to show before the Ghost mode will be deactivated... Reps *Crutites n Blazers Republic*

merikims:
thanks guyz for the bday wishes......I am back from ghostmode academy and will be very much involved with the house now.

You are welcome, hope u're having fun... Mean while some of us still de Ghost mode...

dossylvanus:
Dude you seem to be quite sure about this info..... You get Ifa pot for house? Abi you be NYSC official?

I can see you're new in this jungle, if na Sodiqyinka I can bet on his behave..the Guy info sure die! Him de current pass DG sef... Have been following him right from C14... Cause I don mature for the jungle, so you better take his words...*one love*

babatawa:
Father Mbaka is that you?

Hehehehe see gbehge o

Physika:
Oga ghost finaly u don show...

Abeg comot d white powder 4ur face *introduce.yasef*

Introduce? Have been on the background for a long long time, check page from 3-6 of this thread, because of my school have missed two batches, so until I see my name on the list before I become active n visible.... *one love*

Still on Ghost mode... Morning house
, it seems every one are still on Bed, make una wake up o! day don brake..... *One love*

idee91:
Lols....
The guy reminded me of that guy b4 Time table comot. that came and say he saw the time table for A15 with his dad, That camp opens March....
U remember ??

O! Yes I fuckin remember.... That funny guy that said "I saw it with my dat this afternoon"

Chiefia:
Ona well done here oo...Mehn... That 'November' dey like 7yrs for my face... Too Far

I de tell you... I think say na only me o, Dem for just let that thing be September

Recently, additional 234 women and children
were rescued by the Nigerian Army from the
Sambisa Forest in Borno State, latest indications
shows quite a number of the rescued girls are
pregnant.
Lagos, Executive Director, UNFPA, Prof.
Babatunde Osotimehin, who made the
disclosure opened up on the fact that, UNFPA
had taken deliveries of over 16,000 pregnancies
over the last one year in the troubled North East
part of the country.
He stated “What we found is that some of the
women and girls that have come back actually
have much more in terms of the stress they have
faced, so the counselling has to be more intense
and working with them one-on-one.
“I’m glad the communities are not
excommunicating them and are taking them
back. That is an important therapy too. We
anticipate this is going to escalate because the
military intervention is continuing, we find that
more people are now needing our services and
we will continue’.
He also stated that the UNFPA had earlier
collaborated with the Federal and state
governments to train 60 counsellors to offer
psychosocial services to the affected women
and children.
“UNFPA is providing dignity for women. In
conflict and disasters, most people would only
think of water and sanitation, provision of tents
and housing, and food, which are all important.
But women and girls have specific needs that
nobody else looks after; it is only UNFPA that is
doing this. We are giving psychosocial
counselling.
“Beyond that, in the growing young people, we
will always have pregnant women, but nobody
segregates the needs of the pregnant women
which are very important and different from the
needs of the average community.”



odili
.net/news/source/2015/may/4/2.html

stinggy:
I'm guessing you aliens don't use it again.

O boi! I fit die, I no go gree o

flexingPAPA:
for now September remains the only official date as stated above. I pray it remains so.

Make e be september abeg.. Haba Nov ke! Una won kill person.. After have missed two batches

2el:
NOVEMBER

Is it November or September... Kind of confuse

Good Morning E-Farmz, please when is Batch B going to take place?

Hello Good morning all, pls When is 2015 Batch B going to take place, is it Sep or Nov? cause I missed A15... Help please

It does not change anything, GEJ will still be kicked out

I knew it that one day you will be a star... Congrats Girl, God gat your back

It is a new lease of life for conjoined
twins from Tanzania who had shared a
common heart lining, diaphragm and a
liver.
Doctors, including two teams of plastic
surgeons at leading city-based Apollo
Children’s Hospital, who undertook a
marathon, 11-hour operation managed
to separate the twins. The twins’
condition was described as thoraco
omphalopagus – the fusing of two bodies
at the lower chest and abdomen. The
eight-and-a-half months old Abriana and
Adriana were conjoined and had been
sharing a common heart lining and
diaphragm. They also had a connected
liver that had to be separated with
minimal blood loss.
About 50 professionals that also
included paediatrician and urologists
had planned meticulously for the
surgery which was performed last
month. According to chairman-founder,
Apollo Hospitals Enterprises Ltd, Dr
Prathap C. Reddy, said after being
admitted in August this year, Abriana
and Adriana, children of Jimmy Mtemi
and Carol-yn Zakaria of Dar-es-Salaam,
underwent the final separation surgery
on November 11, 2014.
He said Indian healthcare offered
medical treatment for such critical issues
at affordable costs than many other
countries. Apollo Hospitals executive
vice-chairperson, Dr Preetha Reddy,
lauded the doctors for their unique feat.
“It took seven hours for the surgery and
another four hours for closure by plastic
surgeons,” Dr Venkata Sripathi, who
supervised the surgery, told reporters
here on Tuesday. The surgery involved
separation of the pericardium (heart
lining), diaphragm and the connected
livers. Conjoined births are rare, one in
50,000 to one in 1 lakh. However, more
than 35 per cent die after birth.
Adriana had developed some
complications post-surgery and another
procedure was carried out on her, details
of which were constantly shared
between doctors on mobile phone
messaging platform, WhatsApp.
“Adriana’s heart had to be covered with
bovine pericardium and carefully closed
with skin and soft tissue. The liver, which
was abnormally large, could not be fully
reduced in both babies,” said Dr K.S.
Sivakumar, plastic and reconstructive
surgeon under whom the twins were
admitted.

www.punchng.com/health/healthwise/indian-doctors-separate-african-conjoined-twins/

@Ops even girls self de cover dia fellow babe or instead watch dia back wen de go for dia outside runs n leave dia boyfriend behind..many dat am aware of.. It was not a whole day menn. Just 5hours

sexyseun:
Acidtalk or wateva u call ur rotten name, why pick on me? Were u blind to see the place were i said i am not supporting his friend's action nor his? Do u think girls don't knw dey are being taken to a friend's place for a "reason"? Listen very well, i grew up in d midst of 5 men so i know all una stuffs.
And if u claim am a guy den come ova and suck ma d*ck

Dah! Babe u harsh oh... Take it easy on d dude mbok

@ops I know a lot of people will tell u you did well, you said u don't double date then why do you date n breakup, u for just stay your own..some folks would say you're childish but I think you just made urself look like you are... If na your tite guy man, you for just free am your key n give him instructions or perhaps warn him after or give a reasonable excuse i.e my relation is coming over or my chick is around not just a big NO, believe me you may get your friendship back but dat pain still remain in his heart cause one good turn deserves anoda... Come to think of it, how are u sure dat his so called girl friend is not cheating on him... U de follow her around? U bleep up.. Not with your guy man

mayorsweet:
Let the countdown begin...109 days to go...yeepa!





it's too far...

Yeah to far

Finally the awaiting official 2015 batch A..
NYSC Mobilization Time Table For 2015
Batch A
S/
NO Event Date
1 2015 Batch A pre-mobilization
workshop. 17th - 19th
December,2014
2 Briefing/Sensitization of final
year students and prospective
corps members. 19th - 23rd January,
2015
3 Display of list of all approved
programmes for institutions on
NYSC portal for cross checking 1st - 15th February,
2015
4 Submission/Uploading of
Senate/Academic Board
Approved Result and
Revalidation Lists by CPIs 16th - 21st February,
2015
5 On-line Registration by Foreign
and Locally trained Nigerian
Graduates 2nd March - 4th
April, 2015
6 Notification to prospective
Corps Members on their
mobilization status 13th - 14th April,
2015
7 Delivery of print-outs to CPIS. 15th - 17th April,
2015
8 Verification of Complaints from
prospective Corps Members in
all NYSC state secretariats/FCT 17th - 18th April,
2015
9 Submission of Marital/Ill-health
cases by CPIs. 20th - 22nd April,
2015
10 Notification for on-line printing
of call-up letters 27th April, 2015
11 Delivery of call-up letters to
CPIs 27th - 29th April,
2015
12 On-line printing of call-up
letters by Prospective Corps
Members/Collection of call-up
letters in the schools 27th April - 4th May,
2015
13 2015 Batch 'A' Orientation
Course 5th - 26th May, 2015

www.nysc.gov.ng/mob-timetable/2015/2015a.php

mayorsweet:
The time table is finally out officially... no changes to d one we saw d last time...the orientation course starts on 5th may and ends on 26th may 2015...for more enquiries,u can visit their official website...www.nysc.gov.ng

Its like NYSC are just confused, is it not dat same timetable that is been pasted on their site... I just tire for dem, make dem do make person go service joor..

Am Still in Ghost mode.... No cause for alarm cause at first I didn't believe it, but now am certain dat camp opens 5th of may.. Best wishes*

I wonder why dia body de always de like man... Tho she truly deserves it, she's my favorite prayer

Renowned Catholic Priest, Rev. Fr. Ejike
Mbaka, has urged President Goodluck
Jonathan to abandon his re-election bid
so that the All Progressives Congress
candidate, Maj.Gen Muhammadu Buhari
(retd.) can emerge the winner of the
presidential election next month.
Mbaka, who heads the popular Catholic
Adoration Centre in Enugu, said this in
his New Year sermon titled “From Good
luck to Bad luck,” while addressing
thousands of parishioners on Thursday.
He urged all well-meaning Nigerians to
vote for Buhari on February 14.
According to the cleric, Jonathan has
disappointed Nigerians and cannot
deliver the dividends of democracy to
the people.
Mbaka subsequently knelt down in front
of the altar, cried and asked God to give
Nigeria a good leader and not Jonathan.
He used the opportunity to beg
Nigerians to vote wisely in the
forthcoming elections.
He said, “I love President Goodluck
Jonathan and I used to be his ardent
fan, but I want good for my people and
that’s why I want Nigerians to vote out
Goodluck Jonathan and vote General
Muhammad Buhari. I don’t care if Buhari
is a Muslim and from the North; all I care
about is that Buhari can save Nigeria.”
Ironically, Mbaka had recently endorsed
Jonathan’s re-election.
It was learnt that the Deputy Senate
President, Ike Ekweremadu, had taken
Jonathan’s wife, Patience, to Mbaka,
where the cleric said he would pray for
Jonathan’s victory.
However, after prayers, Mbaka said the
sign he received from God was that
Jonathan was not fit to rule the nation
anymore.
Mbaka further explained that one of the
reasons Jonathan is no longer fit to rule
Nigeria for the next four years was the
high level of insecurity which the
President had failed to address as well
as corruption in the country.
He said it was unfortunate that the over
200 Chibok girls who were abducted by
terrorists over 200 days ago had not
been rescued despite series of promises
made by Jonathan.
He further urged the Federal
Government to account for the missing
$20bn and stop insurgency in the
country.
Mbaka maintained that Buhari could not
Islamise Nigeria as being rumoured in
some circles.
He said he had never met the APC
candidate but urged Nigerians not to
forget that Buhari fought corruption to a
standstill during his administration
between December 1983 and August
1985.

www.punchng.com/news/step-down-for-buhari-catholic-priest-tells-jonathan/

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger was
confronted by an angry supporter
during his side’s 2-0 loss at
Southampton in the Premier League
on New Year’s Day.
The man was seen to run towards the
dug-outs and apparently taunt
Wenger towards the end of the game
at St Mary’s, which enabled
Southampton to pull three points
clear of Arsenal in the race for a top-
four finish.
Wenger and his assistant Steve Bould
gestured for the man, who was
wearing jeans and a purple hooded
top, to move away before he was
eventually led off by stadium
stewards. He was subsequently
arrested.
“It was a young boy, yes. I think he
was a Southampton fan,” Wenger
told his post-match press conference.
“He was not aggressive at all. I don’t
think he said anything. Honestly, he
was not aggressive.”
Southampton said that the man was
an Arsenal fan who had been sitting
with the home supporters.
Arsenal ended their nine-year trophy
drought under Wenger by beating
Hull City in last season’s FA Cup final.
But the 65-year-old Frenchman, who
has been at Arsenal since 1996, has
come under pressure from
supporters after some disappointing
results this season.
Fans unfurled a banner calling for
him to stand down during Arsenal’s
1-0 win at West Bromwich Albion in
November, while he was barracked
by supporters as he boarded a train
after last month’s 3-2 loss at Stoke
City.
Arsenal had gone four games without
losing prior to Thursday’s game, but
fell to defeat at Southampton after
mistakes by goalkeeper Wojciech
Szczesny allowed Sadio Mane and
Dusan Tadic to score.

www.vanguardngr.com/2015/01/wenger-confronted-angry-fan-arsenal-loss/

President Goodluck Jonathan on
Thursday said his administration’s
strategy against corruption was to
strengthen the capability of institutions
to nip the menace in the bud.
He said his idea of anti-corruption war
was not about arresting suspects and
parading them on the television.
Jonathan spoke during a special New
Year service at the Dunamis
International Gospel Centre, Area 1,
Garki, Abuja.
He admitted that the two main problems
currently confronting the country were
insecurity and corruption.
The President said his administration
was making efforts to tackle the
challenges.
He said, “There are two main problems
confronting us as a nation: The issue of
insecurity in the North where we have
the Boko Haram terrorists and in the
South where we have commercial
kidnapping. The next thing that people
worry about after security is the issue of
corruption.
“We are coming out with programmes
and plans to clean up. These are things
that you don’t just use a magical wand to
wave off, otherwise even before I
became the President, there wouldn’t
have been corruption in Nigeria.
“It is not just about shouting corruption.
It is not about looking at one person,
arrest the person and show him on
television.
“It is about strengthening institutions
and coming up with credible plans to
make sure that anybody who gets
involved with corruption, the system
must have a way of detecting him and
punishing him.
“Until you put such a system on ground,
you cannot talk about eradicating
corruption, you will just be celebrating
corruption.”
On security challenges, Jonathan said
the Federal Government was working
hard to restore peace to the country.
He noted that the festive period had
been relatively peaceful due to prayers
and government’s efforts.
The President said, “You would have
noticed that from Christmas to New Year,
at least, it has been calm. It did not
happen by accident.
“It happened because you have been
praying for this country and the
government has also been doing
something. We do not need to announce
what we are doing.
“With your prayers, we will surely get
there. We will continue to come up with
programmes that will help the ordinary
people.
“The same way we won the war against
Ebola, we shall win the terror war.”
Again, Jonathan described 2015 as a
turning point in the history of the
country because of the forthcoming
general elections.
He said, “2015 is a turning point because
of the elections. Some people will not
mind if half of the country get burnt
because of their ambition.
“I always say that we must have a
country first, we must have a people first
before talking about ambition.
“We must pray that God should give us
the wisdom to do things with some
decorum and we should not compromise
the lives of the people for ambition.
“I always say that my ambition and the
ambition of any politician for that
matter, is not worth the blood of the
smallest Nigerian.”
Jonathan argued that no nation could
move forward without proper vision.
According to the President, before now
the country had, at different times, been
administered based on 25-year and five-
year plans before the annual budget
system was adopted.
He said after sometime, things collapsed
and the government was being run on
emergency basis.
The President said the old days when the
government was run with vision would
be revisited.
“For you to achieve anything, you must
have a clear vision. Even if you look at
what we have been doing as a nation,
you will really see that before this time
when the country used to have this 25
years plan, the budget was based on 25
years clear plan for the country. So you
know where you are going for 25 years.
“Then it was broken down into five years
plan and annual budget and we knew
where we were going.
“But after some time, things collapsed
and we run government on emergency
basis and you see government start
wobbling.
“We are going back to those good days
when we had vision. We have plan for
agriculture, we have plan for industry,
we have plan for automobile and many
other areas.
“If you have a vision, any proposal that
comes in, no matter how good they are,
must fall into your vision for it to go
through. With your prayers, surely as a
nation, we will get to where our vision
will take us to.
“Having passed through school and
being in government for quite some
time, I have realised that for you to
achieve anything, you must have a clear
vision.
“If you have a clear vision, even if you
don’t get the exact target, you will get
something close to the target,” he added.
The church’s Senior Pastor, Dr. Paul
Enenche, had in his sermon titled, “The
life of vision,” pointed out to the
congregation that how they began the
New Year would determine how they
would end it.
While saying that the quality of a
foundation would determine the
integrity of a building, Enenche said the
quality of the year would be determined
by the foundation laid by individuals.
He stated that a clear definition of a
destination was a major requirement for
a successful journey.
“If you don’t know where you are going,
you may not like where you will end up.
Vision is a clear picture of a preferred
future. To live by chance is to end by
chance,” the clergyman declared.
The pastor, however, said it was
important for the people to follow the
right principle if they must get the right
result.
“God is not a respecter of persons. Either
you know Him or not, if you follow the
right principle, you will get the right
result.
“Pastors go on holiday in Dubai without
considering religion in as much as they
get excellence. Nobody cares about your
religion, sex or ethnic group, once you do
it well,” Enenche said.
Jonathan was accompanied to the
service, held under tight security, by his
mother, Eunice; his children and top
government officials.
The special service featured special
prayers for the country, testimonies and
special choir rendition among others.


www.punchng.com/news/im-coming-up-with-anti-corruption-plan-jonathan/

shawnfamous:
Why do girls show a little or big part of their breast? I don't know o!

Why do they get upset when they catch us looking at it? Ko ye mi o

Someone like me!I love blossoms so much that when I see one I can barely look away..I can pay any girl any certain amount of money she wants just to focus my focal lens on her boobs! I stared at my friends blossoms and they don't seem to enjoy it, I stared at my girlfriend's mother breast of which I was pretending 2 read what was there and I was caught

But now those faces on them didn't really look good,ever since then I always force my self 2 look up, at times they even still catch me steering at them and they adjust! Abeg shey na me say mk dem open am? So what do girls really feel when they catch us steering at their blossom? I really need ur opinion esp. the girls! And boys to are allowed!

You go soon Die!