JeanBoKassa:
I have been in that odekpe side.

See river niger...see them

No distance at all.

And whosoever that took or cut off the head of that snake and went away with it is PURELY EVIL.


Very evil.


Meanwhile to the python Mmadu anaa.

i have been around there too anambra west local government where I did my NYSC

Chri08102702694:
LIES. This cannot be Anambra. There is no river in the southeast. Southeast is a landlocked region without river assess.

It's not true there is river there, I served there during my service year

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THEY SHOULD START A RANDOM SWEEPING OF THE WHOLE AREA TO CLEAN THAT TOWN OF CULTISM, DON WANNY WAS NOT THE FIRST OTHERS WHERE THERE BEFORE HIM, IF THEY DONT, ANOTHER PERSON WORSE THAN HIM WILL RISE UP, THEY SHOULD NOT LET THEM REST, IF TRULY HE HAS BEEN KILLED, THEN THEY SHOULD STORM THE TOWN AND ENSURE NOT EVEN ONE CULTIST IS LEFT IN THE TOWN.
This means they will kill almost every body cos majority of the boy are cultist in omoku occupying vital position
You can never be a youth president if I are not a cultit

hmmmm m so tired of staying at home
my father don even start to ask me funny question

The Committee of Vice-Chancellors (CVC) has urged universities to upload the names of all eligible graduates for the 2016 Batch `B’ of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC).
A statement by CVC on Tuesday in Abuja said that the committee’s stance was sequel to its meeting with the Director-General of NYSC, Brig.-Gen. Sule Kazaure.
The statement was co-signed by Prof. Adebiyi Daramola, CVC’s President and Prof. Michael Faborode, the committee’s Secretary-General.
NYSC had in a memo to universities recently, directed them to cut their mobilisation for the scheme by 60 per cent due to financial constraints.
The CVC said that the stakeholders agreed with NYSC that paucity of funds was responsible for the slash in the percentage of mobilisation.
It said that its meeting resolved “that all authentic graduates of universities be uploaded by universities for NYSC to mobilise as appropriate.
“All universities are expected to comply immediately and ensure that graduates of part-time programmes and over-aged graduates are not included in their list.
“The CVC and the Association of Vice-Chancellors of Nigerian Universities (AVCNU) plead with the government and the National Assembly to provide resources needed for full mobilisation to stave off impending problem of partial mobilisation.
“We appeal to all graduates and prospective corps members to show understanding and exercise restraint while awaiting further directives from NYSC.’’
The statement said that the CVC meeting with NYSC authorities was preceded by one with the Executive Secretary of the National Universities Commission on the issue. [b]The Committee of Vice-Chancellors (CVC) has urged universities to upload the names of all eligible graduates for the 2016 Batch `B’ of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC).
A statement by CVC on Tuesday in Abuja said that the committee’s stance was sequel to its meeting with the Director-General of NYSC, Brig.-Gen. Sule Kazaure.
The statement was co-signed by Prof. Adebiyi Daramola, CVC’s President and Prof. Michael Faborode, the committee’s Secretary-General.
NYSC had in a memo to universities recently, directed them to cut their mobilisation for the scheme by 60 per cent due to financial constraints.
The CVC said that the stakeholders agreed with NYSC that paucity of funds was responsible for the slash in the percentage of mobilisation.
It said that its meeting resolved “that all authentic graduates of universities be uploaded by universities for NYSC to mobilise as appropriate.
“All universities are expected to comply immediately and ensure that graduates of part-time programmes and over-aged graduates are not included in their list.
“The CVC and the Association of Vice-Chancellors of Nigerian Universities (AVCNU) plead with the government and the National Assembly to provide resources needed for full mobilisation to stave off impending problem of partial mobilisation.
“We appeal to all graduates and prospective corps members to show understanding and exercise restraint while awaiting further directives from NYSC.’’
The statement said that the CVC meeting with NYSC authorities was preceded by one with the Executive Secretary of the National Universities Commission on the issue. [/b]The Committee of Vice-Chancellors (CVC) has urged universities to upload the names of all eligible graduates for the 2016 Batch `B’ of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC).
A statement by CVC on Tuesday in Abuja said that the committee’s stance was sequel to its meeting with the Director-General of NYSC, Brig.-Gen. Sule Kazaure.
The statement was co-signed by Prof. Adebiyi Daramola, CVC’s President and Prof. Michael Faborode, the committee’s Secretary-General.
NYSC had in a memo to universities recently, directed them to cut their mobilisation for the scheme by 60 per cent due to financial constraints.
The CVC said that the stakeholders agreed with NYSC that paucity of funds was responsible for the slash in the percentage of mobilisation.
It said that its meeting resolved “that all authentic graduates of universities be uploaded by universities for NYSC to mobilise as appropriate.
“All universities are expected to comply immediately and ensure that graduates of part-time programmes and over-aged graduates are not included in their list.
“The CVC and the Association of Vice-Chancellors of Nigerian Universities (AVCNU) plead with the government and the National Assembly to provide resources needed for full mobilisation to stave off impending problem of partial mobilisation.
“We appeal to all graduates and prospective corps members to show understanding and exercise restraint while awaiting further directives from NYSC.’’
The statement said that the CVC meeting with NYSC authorities was preceded by one with the Executive Secretary of the National Universities Commission on the issue.

unbehalf of my family I donate shame to her