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In the Nigeria economy, it is widely known that corpers are known to enjoy price cuts in the cost of goods, services and even transportation.
The acts of goodwill by fellow Nigerians are well received and helps make the scheme more bearable for the corp members.Even with these benefits most corpers barely get by in the month.
However, the system described hinges on the government paying their monthly allowances(allawee) on time which they have done up till now. The Yoruba parlance that says,"the sweat of a labourer must not dry before he is paid."
That is not the case this time for some 2016/2017 Batch A corp members who, until now have not received their December allawee. Majority of them are in a state of topsy-turvy. What 's worse is that some of their collegues have been paid. This action by the authorities has led to a series of unanswered questions. What criteria were used in selecting those to pay ? Are the paid few more efficient and effective than their colleagues ? These and many more lingers in the minds of the corp members that are yet to be paid.
There's no gainsaying that the inability of the NYSC to pay corpers has taken a toll on them. Or what use are price cuts when you have no money ? You hear cases of corpers not being able to transport themselves to their PPA or their CDS locations. For some, even feeding has become an issue.
Don't take our word for it; what do corpers have to say for themselves having heard all these, we implore the appropriate authority to see to it that something is done as quickly as humanly possible. If this sitauation is left unattended to ...............
THERE 'LL BE NOTHING TO GAIN BUT MUCH TO BE LOST.

Who is a Corper?
A corper is a gradaute
A gradaute is an educated person
An educated person is refined
A refined person is thoughtful
A thoughtful person is wise
A wise person speaks less and listens more
And never gives others a reason to resprone him
The word corper is derived from corp which is the short form of corpoaral.
A corporal is a non-commissioned Army or Air Force officer, ranking next below sergeant.
A youth corper is one who conferred such an office by the federal Government of Nigeria, for the duration of one year, whose duty is to help repair the damages done on Nigeria after the civil war.
He, having undergo series of rigorous mental training therefore looked up to by the common Nigeria as a supervisor as well as a leader.
He is therefore expected to show forth good examples, exhibiting skillfulnees, tact and general Discipline in whatever he does, both in word and in action.
A youth corper is humble but not timid he responds to issues and not react, he is a builder, he is bent on carrying others along and showing them the rightway. He is shamed by any form of indiscipline both in words and in deeds because he has an image to protect. The image of Nigeria Corpers.

On that sunny day of 14th December 2016, the batch A corp members of Ogbolomambiri, Nembe City were full of excitement and zest in anticipation for the arrival of the new Batch B stream 1 Corp member who were to arrive from camp.
This triggered a series of activities which included a general sanitation, held on the day before, the preparation of delicious meals by the welfare coordinator with the help of few volunteers, on that day, and the setting in order of the pavilion A. K. A common room, with sound system put in place, by the Director of Social ,corper Beejay.
The D. O. S Contacted the C. L. O ,corper W. Amonigha from time to time and returned the feedback to the house as to how close she had approached with the New Corp members.The band was ready as the Batch A Corp members warmed up to go enmass to welcome the 'Otondos' as new corp members are usually addressed.
Shortly afterwards, the P. R. O sounded the time at which corp members were expected to move. At about 4:30pm, Batch A corp members in 1/7, that is NYsc cap on mufty, moved into action. Drumming, singing and dancing, they all headed to the journey wearied New Corp members had already alighted , carried their luggage and danced back to the Corpers lodge.
Meanwhile, the chief whip of the Bassambiri Corpers lodge had come to take those who were posted to Bassambiri along.
Refreshments followed the introduction of corp members as they awaited to be officially signed into the Ogbolomambiri corpers lodge.

A corper is a person who has completed or Finished his/her undergraduate programme, be it a degree programme or a Higher National Diploma, a bid to acquire basic life Experiences like social living,educational aspect, which includes the acquuisition of technical skills cultural knowledge and in a nutshell, upgrading him/herself mentally,getting transformed from the ordinary form of life to an advanced one having developed him/herself systematically.

Inaddition, he/she when called to service by the NYSC board, undergoes certain processes of physical training which is given in by qualified teachers in his three weeks stay at the NYSC camp. These are some aspects of military training which includes

Parade
Lateness to bed and early rising
Proportionate diet
Rope walk, and other Man'O war drills
Cooking competition,dance,drama,football/volleyball matches
Camp fire night, etc.
These three weeks affords him the opportunity to meet different Kinds of persons, (fellow gradautes) and others from all over Nigeria , interacting with them, learning and knowing their various cultural values and social characteristics.

A corper is said to be "good to go", having been equiped and fitty trained to intelligently handled life's issues during and after service basd on the structure set by NYSc

On that sunny day of 14th December 2016, the batch A corp members of Ogbolomambiri, Nembe City were full of excitement and zest in anticipation for the arrival of the new Batch B stream 1 Corp member who were to arrive from camp.
This triggered a series of activities which included a general sanitation, held on the day before, the preparation of delicious meals by the welfare coordinator with the help of few volunteers, on that day, and the setting in order of the pavilion A. K. A common room, with sound system put in place, by the Director of Social ,corper Beejay.
The D. O. S Contacted the C. L. O ,corper W. Amonigha from time to time and returned the feedback to the house as to how close she had approached with the New Corp members.The band was ready as the Batch A Corp members warmed up to go enmass to welcome the 'Otondos' as new corp members are usually addressed.
Shortly afterwards, the P. R. O sounded the time at which corp members were expected to move. At about 4:30pm, Batch A corp members in 1/7, that is NYsc cap on mufty, moved into action. Drumming, singing and dancing, they all headed to the journey wearied New Corp members had already alighted , carried their luggage and danced back to the Corpers lodge.
Meanwhile, the chief whip of the Bassambiri Corpers lodge had come to take those who were posted to Bassambiri along.
Refreshments followed the introduction of corp members as they awaited to be officially signed into the Ogbolomambiri corpers lodge.

Golden rays of the eastern sunlight Brushes through my half awakened face with soft caresses of warmness
It is yet another dawn in Nembe city
The kitchens are warming up again pans and spoons collide in oneness footfall ascend and descend the walkways
In a bid to break the long night fast
The crowing of the cock is long forgotten
The blowing of the bugle and whistles as well
But the school bell would never hesitate to ring
Tick, tick says the clock, compatriots be on the watch
And soon the assemblies Nexted by classes
In nurture of the young the rising stars
whips lashing and voices echoing instructions
It is the duty we are called for
The duty of a corper.

By corper Priscilla Okochi

http://nembecorpers..com.ng/2016/11/the-duty-of-corper.html?m=1

ALLAH SWT has decreed in Holy Quran: “Every Soul will taste Death” [Al Imran 3:185] and accordingly the Creator has specified a time when HIS creation will cease to exist. Death is as certain for all as life. Even an atheist will concur that death is a universal truth. Post death, on the day of resurrection (Qiyamah), all of us will assemble and our Book of Deeds will be revealed. None will be spared from presenting the Account of Deeds. Wise is the one who reflects on this and is better prepared in advance for the ultimate examination. What could be the best thing a person can possess to present to ALLAH?
Fear of ALLAH SWT is the best thing what a servant (of ALLAH) can take as a provision for the goodness of his Deen (way of life). ALLAH SWT states,

“And take provisions, but indeed, the best provision is fear (of ALLAH)” [Baqarah 2: 197]. No good deed is acceptable except that which is a result of Taqwa.
ALLAH says: “But righteousness is (in) one who fears (ALLAH)”[Baqarah 2:189].
Let us understand the meaning of Taqwa. Taqwa essentially is to protect self from punishment of ALLAH by obeying HIS orders and by abstaining from what HE has prohibited. It was reported that Umar bin Khattab asked Ubay Ibn Ka’b about Taqwa. In reply Ka’b queried Umar (RA),

O Leader of the believers, what do you do when you have to pass through a thorny road? Umar (RA) replied, “I lift my cloth up to my calves and watch my footsteps and take each step slowly from the fear of thorns lest they don’t prick me”. Ka’b said, “This is Taqwa”.
ALLAH SWT says,
“O you who have believed, fear ALLAH as HE should be feared and do not die except as Muslim (in submission to HIM) [Al Imran 3:102].
He who fears ALLAH SWT and acts according to HIS instructions will be secured from HIS punishment. ALLAH SWT says:
“And fear ALLAH and know that ALLAH is severe in penalty”[Baqarah 2:196]. He who is safe from the torment of that day (Qiyamah) will notice that his days on earth were nothing compared to what he is rewarded. ALLAH says: “And the hereafter is better for one who fears (ALLAH)” [Nisa 4:77].
Some of the factors that lead to Taqwa are:

Obedience to ALLAH’s diktat and abstinent from what HE SWT prohibits;
Submission to the Will of ALLAH and to the decree HE SWT has set;
Love of ALLAH SWT and HIS Messenger PBUH;
Striving in the way of ALLAH and HIS Messenger.

We observe that the affection towards this worldly and materialistic life has corrupted our heart to renounce Islam and its beautiful teachings. We have become slaves of this perishing life to such an extent that we consider the rich and those who have gained this world and its splendours or luxuries to be the most successful. Woe on us!! Whereas ALLAH says, “Indeed the most noble of you in the sight of ALLAH is he who has the most consciousness and fear (of ALLAH)”. [Al-Hujraat 49:13].
Abu Zar RA narrates that the Prophet SAW said to him,

“Fear ALLAH wherever or however you are, and make a good deed subsequent to a bad deed; so that the good wipes away the bad, and treat people with the best of characters” [Tirmizi].
Our beloved Prophet SAW always advised his companions to fear ALLAH in all their matters. He once said, “Fear (ALLAH) in your worldly matters and fear HIM regarding your wives” [Ibn Majah].
In another hadith, Abu Ummah RA narrates that he heard the Prophet SAW saying in a speech during his Hajj, “Fear ALLAH, and pray your five prayers, fast your month, and pay the zakat of your money, and obey those who are in authority among you so that you will enter your Lord’s Paradise.” [Tirmizi].

The ill morale and character of the present society has deprived us the fear of ALLAH. Satan has showcased evil deeds in such an attractive package that the evils are being glorified and not considered harm. The condition of Muslim society can be improved only by retaining and refreshing Taqwa in our lives, i.e. by fearing ALLAH SWT and acting on HIS orders. May ALLAH guide us to HIS fear and reward us better than what we deserve and may HE love us in return of our fear for HIM. Aameen. ALLAH mentions,


“whoever fulfils his commitment and fears (ALLAH) – then indeed, ALLAH loves those who fear (HIM)” [Al-Imran 3:76].

Although it is blinding on every corps member to render his /her selfless service in any past of the country where he is posted, Relocation can be granted if one fits into or meets the following requirements.
The corps member must be either married or pregnant and she must present her marriage certificate.
Relocation is granted if a corps member has a serious health condition which requires regular check –up.


NOTE: The corps member must present a valid medical report issued by a state or Teaching Hospital from his/her state of origin that is endorsed by a medical Doctor.
Furthermore it is more reassuring to know that NYSC is easily granted within four to six months of your reporting to your place of primary Assignment (PPA) owning to the fact that NYSC tend to pay more attention on the upcoming next batch ‘s PPAs and welfare than of those who are already serving.

So with the above listed criteria there is nothing to worry about. If the initial application for relocation was not granted you can try a second time and by God’s grace it will work.

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This is to inform Muslim Corpers Association of NIgeria Bayelsa Executives that the monthly ex-co meeting that suppose to hold on 6th November, 2016 as however, rescheduled to 30th October, 2016. Please stay inform.

NYSC is a one year service programme which engages all graduates from different fields of study home and abroad who completed their undergraduate programmes. It is the rule of law which every graduate must pass through in order to be in a labour market or work in any of the organizations, parastatals, ministries and some of non-governmental organizations. He or she must obtain NYSC discharge certificate.
Here are the procedures on how to register for NYSC:
v Visit the NYSC website at www.nysc.org.ng
v Follow the procedures one after the other
v Don’t skip anything that is required of you
v Fill the form with correct spellings
v Full name and address
v Passport photo
v Upload academics records
v Your signature
v Transcript is only applicable to foreign students
v Scan all the necessary documents clearly
v Must be in kilobytes based on the required size


NOTE: Registration last only for 30 days from the very day that has began.

A few days before the 6th of October 2016, the batch B stream I corp members had washed their stoves and cooking utensils, cleaned their bags and packed them preparing for the long awaited day to arrive.The walls of the common room passage of the corpers lodge had been plastered with white sheets of paper where each displayed eulogies/ panegyrics free hand drawing, farewell poems and good wishesTo the dMen had written from the depth of their hearts, expressing their thoughts and feeling towards the Batch B corp members making known to them how greatly they would be missed.
Eventually, the day came .At about 6:05am three eighteen seater bus arrived the Nembe city Ogbolomambiri corpers lodge hug gage rolled out to greet them as all thirsty corp members kitted in 6/7moved out with joy to join the buses. Only then did all really realize that it wasn’t a dream. They were actually leaving. Smiles went sour and eyes dripped with tears. The Batch A corp members all stood around the buses until they would all fill up lingering hugs followed quick exchange of motion; the Batch A corp members sadly chorused and waved goodbye and safe journey to the Batch Bs all reciprocated in one accord.
Among the left behind Batch A corp members many wept and screamed in loud voices, both real and faked. All the same the difference was clear as the corpers lodge become cold and scanty. A few corpers eventually lamented over the lodge’s immediate quietness and indeed were sorry that the Batch Bs actually had to go.
Frankly speaking, this event marked a necessary end for a new dawn in the lives of the Batch B corp members who stepped their foot on the soil of Nembe city some eleven months before as nothing but “Gentlemen corp members on National Assignment” most of them had served in the education sector, giving them the privilege to impact to the younger generation as well as gain the experience of the tutorship, independence and separation from family and friends.

The NYSC Scheme has really achieved much in promoting inter-tribal integration among and real life exposure to the Nigerian youths after leaving the confines of the ivory walls systematically introducing them to “adulthood” and the responsibility that surrounds it in the larger society. Many thanks to NYSC.

"O mankind! Be dutiful to your Lord,Who created you from a single person
(Adam) and from him He created his wife, and from them both He created
manymen and women; and fear Allâh throughWhom you demand your
mutual (rights) and (do no cut the relations of) the wombs (kinship).
Surely, Allâh is ever an AllWatcher over you" ( Qur'ân 4:1).
"O ye who believe ! Keep your duty to Allâh and fear Him, and speak
(always) the truth, He will direct you to do righteous good deeds and will
forgive you your sins. And whosoever obeys Allâh and His Messenger, he
has indeed achieved a great success" (Qur'ân 33:70-71).
Know that the most truthful speech is that of Allâh's Book (the Qur'ân), and that the best of
guidance is that of Muhammad, sallallaahu 'alayhi wa sallam. The worst of evils are innovations
(foreign to the true teachings of Islâm), and every innovated matter (in religion) is a Bid'ah, and
every Bid'ah is a misguidance, and every mean of misguidance is in the Fire of Hell.
This is an introductory book for every Muslim. It is a summary of basic Islâmic beliefs and acts of
worship.We ask Allâh by His Names and Attributes to accept this work and make it a benefit for
those who read it and/or distribute it.
Khalid Al-Awadh and Dr. Saleh As-Saleh
24/2/1413
8/12/1993

بِسْمِ اللهِ الرَّحْمَـنِ الرَّحِيمِ

All praise is for Allah; peace and prayers be upon Muhammad his family, his Companions and all those who follow in their footsteps until the Day of Judgement.

Allah's command came to the Prophet to engage in Da’wah: "O you
enveloped (in garments)! Arise and warn!”
[Surah Al-Muddathir (74), Ayat 1-2.]

The Prophet obeyed the command and began to call people to his Lord,
secretly for three years until Allah (SWT) revealed the verse (which means) :
"Therefore proclaim openly that which you are commanded, and turn
away from those who join false gods with Allah."
[Surah Al-Hijr (15), Ayah 94.]

It was then that the Prophet Muhammad ascended Mount As-Safaa and
collected upon the clans of Qur'aish: "I have come to you with a warning against a
severe punishment." 53 For the following twenty-three years, Da’wah became the
preoccupation of the Prophet and the pivot of his life until his death.
The Messenger of Allah called the people of Makkah, freemen and slaves,
young and old, to the worship of Allah. He extended the Da’wah to visitors who came
to Makkah on pilgrimage or for trade. He went to Taa'if to deliver Da'wah to the tribe
of Thaqeef. Following the pledge of allegiance at al-'Aqabah, he sent Musa'b bin
`Umair to Madeenah in order to call its people to the worship of Allah. Later, he
himself emigrated to Madeenah and set up his mosque where he preached to the
newly formed community "as a witness, a bearer of glad tidings, a warner, and
as one who invites to Allah by His leave.". He frequented the assemblies of the
Ansaar tribe, preaching and teaching. He sent his preachers throughout the Arabian
Peninsula: Mu'adh bin Jabal went to Yemen to call upon the 'People of the Book'
there to Islam; 'Urwah bin Mas'ood went to Thaqeef to call his own people to the new
religion; `Alaa' bin al-Hadhramee was sent to Bahrain. Even the Prophet himself
stood by the gate of Ka'bah after the Conquest of f Makkah, calling the Makkans to
Islam. On his return to Madeenah, tribal delegations flocked to him from all over
Arabia (in a year that came to be known as the ‘Year of Delegations'), whereupon
they responded to his call by embracing the new religion and returning to their
homes to call upon their tribes and kin to follow in their footsteps.

With the entire land of Arabia now entered into the Islamic faith, the Prophet
now sent his emissaries with the message of Islam to the kings and emperors
around the Arabian Peninsula:
"In the Name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. From Muhammad,
the Messenger of Allah, to Heraclius, the Emperor of the Romans. Peace be upon him
who follows the true guidance. To proceed, I extend to you the invitation to accept
Islam. Embrace Islam and you will be safe. Accept Islam and Allah will give you a
double reward. And if you turn away, upon you will be the sins of your subjects:
“Say: ‘O People of the Book, come to the word that is just between us
and you, that we worship none but Allah, and we associate no partners with Him, and that none of us take others as lords besides Allah.' Then, if they
turn away, say: ’Bear witness that we are Muslims.’ ”

53 Bukhari and Muslim.
54 Surah Al-Ahzaab (33), Ayat 45-46.
And in the farewell pilgrimage (Hajjatul-Wadaa'), thousands upon thousands of
Muslims stood listening to the call of the Prophet :
"Verily, everything related to Jahiliyyah is now under my feet..." and "I have
left you with something which, if you hold on to, You will never go astray: the Book
of Allah and the Sunnah of His Messenger.”
During his last illness which led to his demise, the Prophet entered the
mosque with his head bandaged, and sat on his mimbar and said, "...By Allah, I have
no fear that you might revert to polytheism after my death. What I fear for you is
the life of this world and your rivalry therein."

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The deadline for submission of application is October 25, 2016.

On that very day of Saturday October 1 2016, the project which was “the construction of a 20meter contract path to the common entrance of the corpers lodge was launched, as a part of community development by the batch B corp members for the benefit of the all the Batch B Stream II corp members staying in the lodge as well as for the future corp members who are to come in to Nembe city of Bayelsa state for the purpose of serving our great father land in response to the upholding the labour of our heroes past.
The NYSC Nembe local Government Inspector, Mr.Dickson Amiesinye expressed his approval of the project as he took the pleasure to commission it.

Furthermore, it was a great achievement for the Batch B to have made something precious like this which is currently in use by all corp members whom they left behind. “The process of achieving something is through the act of devotion and passion for that particular goal that one has in mind and indeed it becomes as act of heroism when successfully achieved”[b][/b]

الرَّحِيمِ

ASSALAMU ALAIKUM YA IKWAN

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All praise is due to Allah. May Allah’s peace and blessings be
upon the one after whom there is no other prophet.

At- Tauhid (The Oneness of Allah)
Allah the Almighty said:
"And I (Allah) created not the Jinns and men except they should worship Me (Alone)."
(51:56)

And He stated:
"And verily, We have sent among every Ummah (community, nation) a Messenger
(proclaiming): 'Worship Allah (Alone), and avoid (or keep away from) Taghut (all false deities
etc. i.e. do not worship Taghut besides Allah).' "
(16:36)

And He said:
“And your Lord has decreed that you worship none but Him. And that you be dutiful
to your parents. If one of them or both of them attain old age in your life, say not to them
a word of disrespect, nor shout at them but address them in terms of honour. And lower
unto them the wing of submission and humility through mercy, and say: 'My Lord! Bestow on
them Your Mercy as they did bring me up when I was small.' "
(17:23, 24)

And He said:
"Worship Allah and join none with Him in worship."
(4:36)

And He said:
"Say (O Muhammad May the peace and blessing of Allah be upon him ): Come, I will recite
what your Lord has prohibited you from: Join not anything in worship with Him; be good and
dutiful to your parents; kill not your children because of poverty -We provide sustenance for you
and for them; come not near to shameful sins (illegal sexual intercourse, etc.) whether committed
openly or secretly, and kill not anyone whom Allah has forbidden, except for a just cause
(according to Islamic law), This He has commanded you that you may understand. And come not
near to the orphan's property, except to improve it, until he (or she) attains the age of full
strength; and give full measure and full weight with justice. We burden not any person, but that
which he can bear. And whenever you give your word (i.e. judge between men or give evidence,
etc.), say the truth even if a near relative is concerned, and fulfill the Covenant of Allah. This He
commands you, that you may' remember. And verily, this is My Straight Path, so follow it, and
follow not (other) paths, for they will separate you away from His Path. This He has ordained for
you that you may become Al-Muttaqun (the pious)."
(6: 151-153)

Ibn Mas'ud (May Allah be pleased with him) said:
Whoever wishes to ascertain the very will of Prophet Muhammad (May the peace and
blessing of Allah be upon him) on which the Prophet has put his seal, let him read the Statement
of Allah:
"Say (O Muhammad (May the peace and blessing of Allah be upon him) ): Come, I will
recite what your Lord has prohibited you from: Join not anything in worship with Him... (up to)

On the 26th day of September 2016, all corp members in Nembe city assembled at the Nembe National Grammar School Devotion Hall awaiting the arrival of the NYSC officials the zonal inspector(Mrs. Emily), the local government inspector (Mr. Dickson), accompanied by NYSC Disciplinarian committee from the NYSC secretreriat Yenagoa and a lecture Mr.Abisiyama;
The meeting which was scheduled to commence at 10:00 AM with all corp members expected to be present before 9:00 AM. Later began at 12:30 PM.This was due to the late arrival, of the expected officials.
On arrival the C.L.O of the Bassambiri corp members’ corper chika alongside the C.L.O of the Ogbolomambiri corp member’s corper Francis ushered the guest to the high table. This was followed by a welcome remark from corp members to the officials. Meanwhile the zonal inspector (Mrs. Emily) was sensitively enough to perceive that the corp members were not pleased with their late arrival. She therefore stood to apologize on behalf of herself and her colleagues, stating that their late arrival was due to some unforeseen circumstances which occurred on their way from the state capital to Nembe city. She also commended corp members for their maturing in waiting patiently for over two hours at NNGS Hall. This was followed by a round of applause and led to a formal opening of the ceremony by taking the National Anthem and the NYSC Anthem.
The opening remark was given by the Z.I and she stated the form in which the anticipated seminar was to take. She divided the corp members into four groups and assigned each group a topic work on in 15mins to present it to the house. This exercise lasted for about an hour and 30mins and recess was announced. 10mins later corp members were seated again to listen to the lecturer Mr.Abisayoma; who spoke extensively on how to attend job interviewers what questions an interviewer should expect and how to respond to such questions. He also highlighted on the steps of being a successful entrepreneur and introduced two books which could serve as references for corp members.
The meeting came to a close at 4:15PM after the closing remarks by the Z.I (Mrs. Emily) who also prayed for the passing out corp members wishing them a successful new beginning as they step into the larger society. As well as advising those to make good use of the loan granting privileges made available by NYSC and to have personal savings too as good steps into a new beginning.

Lastly some announcement were made, the NYSC anthem was taken as all dismissed.

ANOUNCEMENT! ANOUNCEMENT!! ANOUNCEMENT!!!

This is to inform all Ogbolomambiri corp members of Nembe City to come and rejoice with Batch B on their passing out party which will hold on…….

DATE: 3rd October 2016
TIME: From 8:00pm to Till Dawn
VENUE: Main lodge
A party in your dream shows how active you are as a member of society. It also features attitude of others to you.

We will be very delightful to see you there.


Thank you in advance.http://nembecorpers..com.ng/2016/09/batch-b-send-off-party.html

The newly corpers lodge is a new building made for Nembe National Grammar school teachers. With the good heart of the principal find it very easy to give it out to corpers for the purpose of promoting teaching standard to good students of Nembe City of Bayelsa state.
It was quite interesting the CLO himself, Mr.Tombari and Mr. Beejay tried hard in putting up of the place in order to makes it a home stay for some of the corpers transferred to Nembe National Grammar school, the corp members appreciate and happily enjoying their living.
Thank you for the maximum effort there, throughout from the beginning to the end in making it a home stay for the corp members.

AT NEMBE KINGDOM HALLYouth ever taking heed to the clarion callIn his sharp terrors voice cried the public relation officer.Attention! Attention!! Attention!!! All ear alertShall we heed this majesty’s invitation!So we marched flying off our prestigious head dressingWith so much adoration admirers turned to lookAs we arrived in the midst of dames and noblesIn a sixteen feet tall and many meters wide buildingDecked with historical educative works of artAt the platform sat the chiefs high and loftyRichly clad in their colorful indigenous dressesGongs and drums laid neatly on the floor asideAwaiting the touch of the melodious music makersSeated forward in khaki were the erudite organization delegatesFrom the heart of northern Nigeria they had journeyedWith a rare victual of honor conferment preparedfor the kingThe daughters of the land cheerful facedIn immaculate white blouses and double wrappersHead gears dazzled like young egrets in motionWe settled to await the arrival of his eminenceAnd boom! The music went off with the king in sightThe sceptre and flag went before him and their bearersAll arose in honor of the distinguish guestClothed in fine near scarlet royal attireWith a rich red head dress signifying his highnessChains of bead dangled down his neck covering his chestHead hoary and face placed the nature of a sageThe speaker announced the entrance of the king and othersAnd his titles read off in voice unwaveringDr Edmund M. Dogaura Mingi the XII Amanyanabo of Nembe kingdomFormer Minister of petroleum Resource NigeriaFormer Chairman of OPEC West AfricaEpitome of excellence, a youth motivatorApplauses hesitated not to follow each declarationYoung erudite delegate in his well fitting khakiStood to unveil their identity as well l as state their missionIn voice sound and clear like the cry of Achilles in battle he readTo the left and right high up on the wall were drawingOf heroes past, their inventions and attainments.At the front behind the king and his council laidThe drawing of the Nembe warship of oldA dozen men paddling steadily to the leftBeneath a raised roof of thatch and canvasDecorated with triangular pieces of cut cloth of many colorsThey sailed fearlessly, ascending into betterA great kingdom seated at the middle of the watersAll protocol duly observed and all well settledThe king, eloquent in speech, excellent decorumA scholar of scholars showcase his long years of learningSpeaking and addressing, from experience and observationThen youth, the chiefs, men and women alike like a fatherUrged everyone to prove themselves before the AlmightyTo retain their culture and uphold the ancient landmarksA long speech rich in historical facts and eventsEnded at last with applauses of gratitudeAnd off again he went on his own native tongueA fascinating language with its forceful and beautiful rhythmThe Ezon language would make a strange smileAgain the music erupted in a new dimensionThe daughters of the land arose to playGently moving their tall back finely built figuresThey moved with grace as to express their innate art paddlingFrom the right to the left and from the left to the rightAs those on the waters in canoes navigatingIt was time for the king to bid us farewell“Noa O’ Mingi Amanyanabo” the music resoundedThe royal bell announcing the King’s departure rangDangling from a long metal pole of a sizeable diameterThis rested vertically on the shoulders of two menEached clothed in large wrapper toppled with long loose shirtsFelt shod in shoes of soft leather and harts overtheir headsThe sons of the land had all come in this mannerSaying goodbye to the king as well as all dismissed.

Interestingly, the football match which took place at the Bassambiri stadium on the 17th of sept 2016 began at exactly 8:15am and ended at 10:30am between the Ogbolomambiri and the Bassambiri youth corpers football teams.
It commenced with high hopes at both sides as players energetically exbited their playing skills. And as the saying goes “there is always a winner and a loser”.All through the match, the both teams had really put in their best moreover; it happened to be that the Bassambiri team performed beyond the expectation of the Ogbolomambiri football team.
Meanwhile it was avery tough match for both team to experience that day, and finally the match ended with Bassambiri beating Ogbolomambiri by five goes to one (5:1).
We all hope that the next time they meet Ogbolomambiri with emerge the winner in a sense of pay-back to the Bassambiri for their present victory

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Wao! how time flies. It seems just like yesterday, when in April 2016, the Batch A 2015 corp members of ogbolomambiri as part of their passing out activities, had a football match with the corp members from basambiri community. It was a much anticipated event as the football rivalry between them dates back to a distant past. The students and corp members from both communities thronged to the Nembe City stadium in Ogbolomambiri to cheer up their teams and boo their opponents.

For the records, Basambiri and Ogbolomambiri are the two major cities in Nembe Local Government area of Bayelsa state. While this two communities are separated by only but a small foot bridge and they share almost everything in common, they also compete for almost everything. Right now, the Deputy Governor of the state, Rear Admiral Gboribiogha John Jonah, is a native of Ogbolomambiri community.

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Being hosted in Ogbolomambiri community, it was highly expected that the ogbolomambiri corp members will take advantage of the home crowd support to win the match. But that was not to be. It was a sad story for the hosts who were bashed by their visitors by.........wait...........hmmmmmm......guess what..... a whopping 7 goals to 1!!!!!!. Of course, the visitors were happy and went home with a victory song: they desserved it because they were the better team for the day. They played better. they had already preinformed their hosts that they will need baskets to take home the goals. they kept to that promise and their fans were not disappointed. they deserved it: they have come a long way amidst security concerns to cheer their players to victory!

THE OGBOLOMAMBIRI VERSUS BASAMBIRI CORPERS 2015 BATCH B PASSING OUT FOOTBALL MATCH: WHO TAKES THE GLORY?
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