₦airaland Forum

rmfunky:
hmmmmm don't know much about the Enugu state sha else that they pay 10k but why Ogun SG halt the payment naw It's all good sha there would always be a way

Yup,there is always a way out.What do u expect a state that's expecting a bailout fund from the FG to do? They had to stop in order to generate enough revenue for the state.

hilsocial:
abeg o. Ogun no de my radar but who knows i go prefer de Enugu self.

This means you are planning on redeploying?

hilsocial:
nawa, i got classmates dia sha.

Ok... We are expecting you to come join the legion of corpers down here.

rmfunky:
awwwwww that's nice and that's my first choice of states o but with the news flying everywhere are you sure I won't port to Enugu

Lol.... Ogun state is cool especially if u r posted to the urban areas like Abeokuta, Ota, Sagamu. The bad news about Ogun is that the monthly stipend of 5k paid by the state government has been halted. Foods are quite cheap especially when you can speak Yoruba fluently. By the way how is Enugu state?

rmfunky:
thanks dear where are you serving? Good morning

Am serving at Ogun state, Good morning.

hilsocial:
Apasam na 042 kita mana amaghi ebe nga serve mana ekwesiri m e so unu mana FUTO bia koo rupu m. Is OGUN PAYING?

Ogun anaghi akwu shi shi mana PPA na akwu ugwuo.

hilsocial:
do u stay in 042?

Yes sir

hilsocial:
Ok . As i see ur moniker i cm decode u be nwa ogbe. Wia u de serve ?

Nwanne abukwam nwa Enugu state o, apasam na Ogun state na aza ya bu clarion call. Ginwa kwanu?

hilsocial:
Thanx for stopping by. I know u re counting down now. April is not far again.

Yes bro

Ekalee o fellow Gateway state Corpers,how service dey go?

elmisti:
Mehn, that's my first choice oo...they want to spoil my blues wit. Dier apala muzik sha...

If finally you got posted to Ogun, you are welcome to the gateway state with a Five star orientation NYSC camp. Ise ya Ise ya,Omo Ogun Ise ya.

prodiG:
Apart from abeokuta,I won't advice any corper to go there because I know what we in the villages are passing through. Anyway am just counting the days so I can split from this hellhole

Apart from the capital city Abeokuta, Ado-Odo Ota is another good place,better than Abeokuta sef.

franchizy:
Let the Igbo's dominate the list that's all the Biafrans wants.
Appoint our sons and Biafra will be forgotten.

With all due respect(that's if you merit it) learn to bite words before spewing them out. What has the Igbo or Biafra got to do with the awaiting ministerial list?

Buchukwu:
Mourinho is a F00l. Hope this lady finds a Job in another EPL CLUB

Another job with a better pay

Enugu state over make sense, Steady electricity, nice social setting, hospitability is very okay, have nice varieties of food to eat from plus their is no dulling moment in Enugu.#Missing 042 # Serving in Ogun.

Pls how do i get a charger for a DSTV walka 7? I mean a good charger that would be compatible for the device. What are the parameters i should follow when looking out for one?

BRIGHTRIVERS:
Can u stand being posted to a community close to Sambisa?? Can u now understand d Op?

Are corpers still posted at such areas?

Venturing into a business i call PRIVATE TUTORIALSHIP is a sure way to generate an income (as a corps member) aside from the federal allowance. All you have to do is get some bunch of kids to tutor and get paid.

Do you take corps members?

Joe4real701:
Short up u dis tribalistic bigot

Hahaha, bro mere ya bu ANUOHIA ebere.

lekjons:
I just came in 2 check the name of the guy, and i wasn't disappointed ...

it's in their blood!!

Oh puleeeaaassseeee,thought i won't come in here to see a tribalist,smh.#Tribalism #Hypocrism.

[b]12:00 pm,the rain stopped it's pelting and i had to continue with registrations. Headed towards registration for allocation of a room block and a bed,after i was done with the bed/room allocation, i went for the collection for my NYSC kits which i accomplished around 4pm. Walked back gracefully to my hostel to check out my kits and to find something to eat to put a halt to the protest going on in my tummy by the worms only to hear the sound of the bigle signalling that all prospective corps member (as we were addressed before swearing in ceremony) that has collected his/her kit to move to the parade ground. As an otondo wey i be, i hurridely put on my white outfit,NYSC tag,and white tennis shoes to hit the parade ground. Came out from my hostel only to receive a special treatment from one of the soilders,"Hey you there,you are walking? Jump like a frog will you?!," he shouted at me,i had to obey orders and heeded to his commands. Little did i know that the punishment was to prepare me for the worse that will come throughout my 21 days stay in camp. He dismissed and i jogged down to the parade ground only to see white outfit everywhere performing some military routine. They were in packs and i joined a pack and followed to carry out specific orders that were dashed out. "Preeee shiiiiioooon!," one of the soilders shouted and i was carrying it out with bitterness."Where you want make person wey never chop since morning gather strength from to do this kind thing?", i muttered under my breath. We had a 2hrs drill which we were dismissed back to our hostels at 6:30pm, a massive relief it was to me as i made way to the Mami market(a market within the camp) to find something to eat,later had to settle for a plate of fried rice and headed back to my hostel to take a long awaiting rest.
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[b]We were given access to water on the night of our arrival at camp to enable us take our bath against registration the next day. I dashed into sleep in the early hours of the evening due to lots of stress i went through that day. At 2:30am when the night rest's beauty was at its peak, i was roused by voices humming outside,stood up from my bed bunk to take a look outside from a window to know what is happening and my eyes couldn't believe what it saw; saw prospective corps members making hay to freshen up at such ungodly hour in order to get a better side of the queue during registration. "I no go carry last na," i said to myself. I hurridely freshened up (like am already late to catching a flight), carried my luggages and headed towards the camp gate where registration will commence from. Stood in a long and unending queue until the day finally broke. The soilders were smiling at us giving us "una go hear am " look. "Na today una go know say khaki no be leather," one of them said. Registration commenced 9am and i had to stand on a long queue with the worms protesting for food(like the Osun State unpaid workers) in my tummy and i could do nothing but pray it gets to my turn where my luggages has to screened in order to hinder me from taking any unwanted object into the camp. The weather suddenly turned gloomy signaling that it wants to rain which left most of us standing in the long queue muttering under our breath. Finally it got to my turn and my luggages was screened. Seconds after screening, it started drizzling that i had to pull an Usian Bolt stunt. Ran as fast as i could to prevent the rain soaking i and my relevant documents. Finally got under a shed and waited for the rain to stop so i can perpetuate registrations.........
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[b]On April 29th, i was at a cybercafe browsing when my phone rang,i looked at my phone to see who the caller could be and it was my friend, Emeka who was a fellow prospective corps member." This one wey Emeka dey call today e be like say call-up letter don show," i said,i then picked up the call." Guy you know where dem carry you go?," he asked, this question threw into an abyss of confusion that i was wondering what he mean't by that question. "Guy wetin you mean?," i asked, "Guy call-up letter don show o, na Ogun state dem deploy you go" he said. I could feel my spine vibrating from the wave of shock sent down to it by this news. Few mins after i dropped the call, i went online(NYSC website) to confirm what he told me cos he might be playing pranks with me and alas! It is true. Printed my call-up letter and started envisiaging how my journey to Ogun state would be like, the first time i would going to the South-West. Arrived camp a day before the opening day and we were permitted into the camp and given access into the hostels to lay our head for the night before registration commences the next day.
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