Pearlqueen:
Send me a PM.

Mexy20:
Pls u can contact me with this number or better still flash me

Pearlqueen:
Send me a PM.

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[quote author=Pearlqueen post=105398676]Send me a PM.

Pearlqueen:
For Aba South, the verification officer has requested everyone shortlisted for the programme to return on the 8th of September for their verification.

Go along with:
All credentials from FSLC, WAEC/NECO, GRADUATE CERTIFICATE, NYSC DISCHARGE CERTIFICATE, MEANS OF IDENTIFICATION USED WHEN FILLING THE FORM, YOUR PPA DEPLOYMENT LETTER, 2 PASSPORT PHOTOGRAPHS AND 2 FLAT OFFICE FILES.

Ps: Is this Mexy UWANDU?

Pearlqueen:
Lol. I know you.

How is Obohia, Aba?

DJBIGGY:


What's the address of the secretariat?

Pearlqueen:
For Aba South, the verification officer has requested everyone shortlisted for the programme to return on the 8th of September for their verification.

Go along with:
All credentials from FSLC, WAEC/NECO, GRADUATE CERTIFICATE, NYSC DISCHARGE CERTIFICATE, MEANS OF IDENTIFICATION USED WHEN FILLING THE FORM, YOUR PPA DEPLOYMENT LETTER, 2 PASSPORT PHOTOGRAPHS AND 2 FLAT OFFICE FILES.

Ps: Is this Mexy UWANDU?

seunH:
I personally believe if she has a good lawyer, she would go scot-free. For the action the school took to be valid, there must be evidence of malpractice, as in solid evidences like witnesses, malpractice material (phone, microchips, textbook etc) etc. That she wrote it on her clothes is not valid enough to make her guilty, any body can write anything. For instance, if I write on my shirt "I am a yahoo boy" does it mean I would go to jail for Internet fraud. The highest the law enforcement agency can do, is try to investigate me in order to get solid evidences which would be presented to the judge. Presenting my shirt where I wrote "I am a yahoo boy" to the judge as their only evidence would be tossed into the thrash can!!!!