Jonath0012's Posts
Nairaland Forum › Jonath0012's Profile › Jonath0012's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 (of 22 pages)
[quote author=Gods-child]And perhaps you'd like to read something about Kaduna, also from 12B;...[/quote]nice one, bro. thumps up! |
ik121: Abeg mek una no go dey influence go benue o!LMAO! |
Password77: thankx ik121 i'll try my best.remove my cap for you, you too much |
[b][/b] Serving in Lagos: Merits and Demerits Demerits 1. Accomodation Problems: I have heared too many Lag corpers complaining bitterly about these, some even say if you do not have relatives to squat with, or enough cash to get urself an accomodation, ur experience may not be good o. 2. Not everyone will be paid a state allowance: I read a tread sometimes back where it was confirmed that of all the corpers serving in Lag( batch b 2012 or also) only 600 copers or also were paid state alawi(first to register), while the rest were left to survive on federal alawi. 3.High rate of transportation fare: If you live in lag, you will agree with me alone. 4. Traffic jam plus stress: This is normal in lag. If you can't withstand stress, it's no go area, i beg. 5. Saving may be a mirage: Feeding and transportation fares may consume all your alawi, and before you know what is going on you have little or none to save. Merits 1. Fast access to information: without gain saying Lag is an excellent place to obtain first hand info bordering on jobadverts, professional course trainings and many more. besides, you will be able to attend job interview easily while you are serving without travelling a long distance. 2. If you are the type that love hustling, Lag is the best place to be 3. Security: At least no fear of Boko boys 4. Weather: It is relatively okay. These are some of my findings, Please add more. |
sandylurv: Hello everyone!!!! |
sandylurv: Hello everyone!!!!what's up, sis. |
yokiti: To the moderators IK121 and Jonath0012, our Firstlady, my honourable friends and Colleagues but old and new (including the person that has just ended His nairaland ban); good morning to you all!Gud mornin bro, how was ur night? have a splendid day! |
Ellylace: Morning everyone!Morning, my First Lady, hw was ur night? |
ouch! the whole house is silent, everyone has gone to bed. Pweetylady, i see you ooo. try drop coomment now instead of just viewing and go. Gud night |
spartanian: my broda..today Was good but I lost 10k this afternoon nd trynna forget about itEyah! sorry o, how you con do am? No worry, baba God go profide another in multiple |
spartanian: all tinz will surely work out for our own good comradesAmen! How was ur day |
log1: @ik121. My dear brother, in every situation we must thank God. I can imagine evrytin u are thinking evrytime u picture the way tins are going. Pls create the best out of ur situation. We will give testimonies abt where we are going to b posted by March IJN.Yes, the problems are not limited alone to the ones you have highlited above; for example, my course mates and I were suppose to have been mobilized for the batch C, but for no reason we were not. The painful aspect of it is that our names were delibrately removed from the masterlist. I later learnt that some lecturers beefed my HOD cos she freed some students who were thought not worthy to be graduates. So, this maybe reason why some sadists decided to delay innocent graduates. so there are different reasons for non mobilization of graduates as you rightly pointed. Only God we free us from them |
Emmysteve: Abeg my fellow prospective corpers pray for us oo my class mate just called to inform me that we are not making the batch A. Thats the rumour he heard, i just cant belief it. How can i stay at home for close to a year? The last set went for batch B but i belief the ASUU strike is responsible for that. i dont knw why our school want to slow our career, when i have job waiting for me to collect my NYSC discharge and school result. The set that went for batch B had to presurize the school management with series of meetings before their names was submited to NYSC headquaters for mobilization. But my friend told me that some people wiil sit with the vc to make sure we meet the Batch A ( kogi state university is the school name)eyyah! I don't know why most government's schools exhibit this kind of lackadaisical attitude toward their students ordeal. I'm going through similar situation as I'm typing now. It is just sheer wickedness! Anyway, we will continue to pray for you so that the rumors do not come to reality. stay blessed! |
Emmysteve: its a local juice in hausa. Commonly referd to it as kunualright |
[quote author=Curious_city]I still find it hard to believe that only graduates in Nigeria can be responsible truck drivers. Why is the emphasis on graduates and not on people with sane mind? Can't a secondary school leaver be trained in this institute to be a responsible truck driver who value other road users? I weep for Nigeria!!![/quote]bros, Dangote just wants to mock our educational system. soon he may want the service of professors as cleaners in his apartment |
Imanuelle: Boss... Even if its to be loyal to one small boy and call him boss.... Or even d girl. Think is 'very stupid'.... Sometimes.... Such ppl always have the right buttons to press º°˚!Lol........ na true talk sha. |
Emmysteve: Good afternoon my people. Just finishd drinking Kanun zaki.Gud afternoon my bro, i beg waitng be Kanun Zaki? |
ik121: Ur excellency wher u c.ome disapear go?my boss, i dey around oo, na network dey fall my hand. how una dey |
Imanuelle: Omo.... Itz a new week º°˚!Yes ooooo! A new week has come right here. That is a thought-provoking question that need to be answered ooo. Well, me still dey look around my neighborhood to see If there is anything i can lay my hands on to turn into cash for me, this week. U nko? |
Imanuelle: Greetings house,oh, we r all fyn ooo |
Horbasco: ǦƠ̴̴̴͡oD̶̲̥̅̊ evening housemates. . . .Gud evenin bro. Nice to see you here again. how you dey? |
Emmysteve: Thank you bro, yes i am back for gud. Wul be checking and monitoring the thread regularly.I love your spirit bro. It's always good to leave one's domain and explore other places too; this is the essence of the scheme. but do you intend to influence it? |
Ellylace: My fellow Nigerians lol jst kidding! Dear Jonath I shall give my inaugural speech during my inaugural ceremony...fair enough?Your first phrase reminds me of our former president's usual openings, OBJ. Anyway you are permitted to reserve your speech until the day of the ceremony, which has been schelduled to be held at the Aso Villa, as ik121 rightly pointed above. See you there! |
Ellylace: Wot A day! I can see we hav new peeps in d house...You're all welcome..First Lady, we are all waitng for your inaugural speech. hope you'll address us soon |
ik121: Gudaftnoon folks. May d peace nd blessins of d Almyti remain wit us al.I cannot agree less! we all support it ; Ellaine is our First Lady. I suggest we organize an inaugural ceremony for her |
Viewing this topic: jonath0012 ( m ), ik121 I see you |
Morning peeps It's Sunday! I can see some of us havee gone to our place of worship. happy Sunday everyone! |
[quote author=سحيميظل]Well don't want to be left out.. I have resumed fully to the group![/quote]Welcome back my runner away bro. hope you are not gonna run away anymore. we need you here constantly |
Emmysteve: Wow!!!!!!! And the train is moving. Nice to meet you once again. I actually stopd visiting the thread due to the engagement of the present batch c who are in camp now, reason that the nysc section myt be preoccupy by their activities. Well, all gratitude goes to the premo inter pares for sparing our precious lives to anticipate a clarion call to our father land. I belief everything act according to the principle of pre-establishd harmony, i pray it wul be in our favour.You are welcome sir. hope you have come to stay for good, cos we need an intellectual like you to come enliven the house. I'm sure you will soon meet some of your school mates. besides, where do you wish to serve? |
[quote author=Gods-child]Lolzzz...I was posted to Bayelsa sir, our orientation has been postponed till Nov. 28 cos of the flooding in that state...Flood victims are being taken care of in our camp o, so we have to wait for them to vacate the place before we can use it... It feels good to be here too...Thanks![/quote]Alright then........ You are welcome. |
ik121: Personally i'll chuz Akwaibom 2 Rivers. Rivers is over-hyped. Akwa ibom payz 6500 wyl Rivers payz frm 10k bt u v 2 consida somany factors in rivers lyk transportation, housing, living xpenses wich is prolly on d high syd. Somany ppl r delusiond by d fact dat Rivers is an oil-rich state so u c em troopin dia in high hopes of landin a job wit shell, mobil, Agip etc bt end up in disapointment.(som hv committed suicide out of frustration sef, lol) I loathe Rivers state,(remynds me of Aluu4 #sad face nd pukes#) dat state is ova crowded jus lyk lagos. Infact u nid 2 know smbdy wey knw smbody wey knw smbody 2 mek it dia. Akwa ibom is also an oil-rich relatively small organised clean state wit 90% literacy rate b/c of d govt free edu policy. Living xpenses, trans, housin r minimal.Well said |
[quote author=Gods-child]Hello guys!...This is GODS-CHILD reporting to you live from my father's house!... ![]() ![]() ...Most of my mates are in camp right now, but I won't be resuming till Nov. 28...So I hope you guys would permit me to be a part of you...I believe we are all one!I can see as the House is being built brick by brick, with a very solid foundation...Lets keep the fire burning!!!...[/quote] |
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 (of 22 pages)

