someone rightly advised him that he should renovate Agodi prison very well because that will be his new self-contained abode from May 29 onwards.

onye_ngbu*:

Hello?!!!

Did u say u r a serving corps member? Abeg, if u r, leave that march for others because it is against NYSC bye laws to march/protest or anything of such.
Abeg find your nysc bye laws and read it again. I read mine then.
Meanwhile, its a good idea u got there.

Yes I am but that does not mean the right thing should not be done. In fact I think it will be more effective thatway. Anyway , thanks for your comment.

mcnepow:

A nice move in the right direction!

thanks for your comment.

please guys, what i think is appropriate now is a practical approach to this problem and not just theory on how it can be achieved.

Knowledge is power truly, but APPLIED [b][/b] knowledge is a greater power.
So guys, what i think is needed now is how the points highlighted above can be achieved or modified effectively to achieve its purpose.

what is the first move and when?

thanks.

what a sad story.
But the Question to me and you is that are we just going to fold our arms and watch incidents like this repeat itself over and over again or are we going to rise up and do something.
the post below is for you to read and make your own contributions.

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-653490.0.html#msg8194603

this is so so so sad!! R.I.P Bro!
for all those who feel grieved by this unfortunate incident, i think it is time for us to do something so that such will not repeat itself.
you can read the post below and make your own contribution.

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-653490.0.html#msg8194603

thanks @ contracult


I have started a thread on that you can check it.

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-653490.0.html#msg8194603

This is to all those corp members and well meaning Nigerians who feel something urgent should be done about this time-waster and death-trap scheme called Nysc.

In respect of the post above, I welcome all possible advice and strategies that can be used to make sure that our voice is heard.
Something need to be done and it must be urgent, hence the call for contributions on how this revolution can be achieved.

These are my own suggestions, though rudimentary but I welcome advice, criticism and other more revolutionary ideas and suggestions.

1. that a protest march should be organized to the National Assembly.
2.The protest march will primarily involve all those corpers presently serving in Abuja to reduce cost but others from other state can join.
3.The date should be after the election but before swearing-in-ceremony.
4. We the Nigerian student/youth should draw up list of demands that must be met before the continuity of the scheme if it will not be totally scrapped.
5 A committee can be set up to do No 4 task and paste it here on NL for all to criticize.
6. Pending the time the protest march will be organized, all institution of higher learning should be reached and all prospecting corp members for the next batch should be warned not to pick up their call up letter until everyone is satisfied with the scheme.
7. facts and figures that will show the whole world that the scheme is a waste of national health should be posted e.g imagine the fact that each corper outfit cost N70,000. I mean just one outfit o!
8. That Nairalanders and every concerned Nigerian who know who we can get across to that will support our cause should let us know.

Mind you this is just what i can think of now but like i mentioned earlier, all forms of advices, criticism and suggestions are welcome as long as they further this course.

Please do not let us keep silent about this issue and watch this opportunity to do something slip away. I am just a common Nigerian who feel something need to be done and it must be done now!

for all those who feel the same way as I do and who have suggestions on how this can be achieved, this is my email: smartguy0995@yahoo.com .

This is to all those corp members and well meaning Nigerians who feel something urgent should be done about this time-waster and death-trap scheme called Nysc.

In respect of the post above, I welcome all possible advice and strategies that can be used to make sure that our voice is heard.
Something need to be done and it must be urgent, hence the call for contributions on how this revolution can be achieved.

These are my own suggestions, though rudimentary but I welcome advice, criticism and other more revolutionary ideas and suggestions.

1. that a protest march should be organized to the National Assembly.
2.The protest march will primarily involve all those corpers presently serving in Abuja to reduce cost but others from other state can join.
3.The date should be after the election but before swearing-in-ceremony.
4. We the Nigerian student/youth should draw up list of demands that must be met before the continuity of the scheme if it will not be totally scrapped.
5 A committee can be set up to do No 4 task and paste it here on NL for all to criticize.
6. Pending the time the protest march will be organized, all institution of higher learning should be reached and all prospecting corp members for the next batch should be warned not to pick up their call up letter until everyone is satisfied with the scheme.
7. facts and figures that will show the whole world that the scheme is a waste of national health should be posted e.g imagine the fact that each corper outfit cost N70,000. I mean just one outfit o!
8. That Nairalanders and every concerned Nigerian who know who we can get across to that will support our cause should let us know.

Mind you this is just what i can think of now but like i mentioned earlier, all forms of advices, criticism and suggestion are welcome as long as they further this course.

Please do not let us keep silent about this issue and watch this opportunity to do something slip away. I am just a common Nigerian who feel something need to be done and it must be done now!

for all those who feel the same way as I do and who have suggestions on how this can be achieved, this is my email: smartguy0995@yahoo.com .

This is to all those corp members and well meaning Nigerians who feel something urgent should be done about this time-waster and death-trap scheme called Nysc.

In respect of the post above, I welcome all possible advice and strategies that can be used to make sure that our voice is heard.
Something need to be done and it must be urgent, hence the call for contributions on how this revolution can be achieved.

These are my own suggestions, though rudimentary but I welcome advice, criticism and other more revolutionary ideas and suggestions.

1. that a protest march should be organized to the National Assembly.
2.The protest march will primarily involve all those corpers presently serving in Abuja to reduce cost but others from other state can join.
3.The date should be after the election but before swearing-in-ceremony.
4. We the Nigerian student/youth should draw up list of demands that must be met before the continuity of the scheme if it will not be totally scrapped.
5 A committee can be set up to do No 4 task and paste it here on NL for all to criticize.
6. Pending the time the protest march will be organized, all institution of higher learning should be reached and all prospecting corp members for the next batch should be warned not to pick up their call up letter until everyone is satisfied with the scheme.
7. facts and figures that will show the whole world that the scheme is a waste of national health should be posted e.g imagine the fact that each corper outfit cost N70,000. I mean just one outfit o!
8. That Nairalanders and every concerned Nigerian who know who we can get across to that will support our cause should let us know.

Mind you this is just what i can think of now but like i mentioned earlier, all forms of advices, criticism and suggestion are welcome as long as they further this course.

Please do not let us keep silent about this issue and watch this opportunity to do something slip away. I am just a common Nigerian who feel something need to be done and it must be done now!

for all those who feel the same way as I do and who have suggestions on how this can be achieved, this is my email: smartguy0995@yahoo.com .

@ contracult
I have signed the petitions and i am getting my friends on it. About the protest march, i have started work on it.
Now is the time and there is no going back!

Just read in the Punch newspaper(24/04/11) that Nass is planning to review NYSC scheme and i think this is one opportunity that all serving/prospecting corp members who think otherwise of the intentions of the programme should not miss.
I am a serving corp member and in my view i think the scheme should be scrapped because it is obvious that the essence has been lost long time ago.

Most serving corp members or those who have served will agree with me that the scheme is just for the benefit of a few corrupt politicians/officials who see it as a means of enriching themselves. Also, it is now a known fact that we are likely to record more deaths of graduates during the NYSC period than during any other time. A most unfortunate thing!

what is the point?

The point is that since NASS has decided to take up the matter, the corpers themselves who are directly involved should arise to the occassion. This is the time for us to mobilize ourselves, march to the national assembly to support them and also to let the whole world know what our grievances are. Let us use all available resources at our disposal, all media, social networks, to register our concerns.we are the future of tomorrow truly but we are also the voice of today. We should not allow a few selfless individual who know noting about our grieve, our emotions and our plight dictate to us how we intend to live our future. who says what happened in Egypt, Tunisuia, and all those Arab countries cannot happen here in Nigeria. It is just a matter of organization and unity.

I therefore make this clarion call to all youth corpers who share my view and who has one unfortunate story to tell about NYSC to come together, collate our stories together and fix a date when we shall make that revolutionary march to the national assembly and tell the whole world our stories.
Just like GEJ said, Enough is Enough!

Just read in the Punch newspaper(24/04/11) that Nass is planning to review NYSC scheme and i think this is one opportunity that all serving/prospecting corp members who think otherwise of the intentions of the programme should not miss.
I am a serving corp member and in my view i think the scheme should be scrapped because it is obvious that the essence has been lost long time ago.

Most serving corp members or those who have served will agree with me that the scheme is just for the benefit of a few corrupt politicians/officials who see it as a means of enriching themselves. Also, it is now a known fact that we are likely to record more deaths of graduates during the NYSC period than during any other time. A most unfortunate thing!

what is the point?

The point is that since NASS has decided to take up the matter, the corpers themselves who are directly involved should arise to the occassion. This is the time for us to mobilize ourselves, march to the national assembly to support them and also to let the whole world know what our grievances are. Let us use all available resources at our disposal, all media, social networks, to register our concerns.we are the future of tomorrow truly but we are also the voice of today. We should not allow a few selfless individual who know noting about our grieve, our emotions and our plight dictate to us how we intend to live our future. who says what happened in Egypt, Tunisuia, and all those Arab countries cannot happen here in Nigeria. It is just a matter of organization and unity.

I therefore make this clarion call to all youth corpers who share my view and who has one unfortunate story to tell about NYSC to come together, collate our stories together and fix a date when we shall make that revolutionary march to the national assembly and tell the whole world our stories.
Just like GEJ said, Enough is Enough!

Give it up to the gal! love beyond bounds, race and status. Wonder how many "miss nigeria " can do that without sentiments being involved.
As for the guy, him sharp shaa!. trust naija!

pls NL, i urgently need a registered carina e. If you have one and you want to sell or knows someone that wants to sell, plslet me know. thanks

more grease to your elbow. pls i also need the website and info. my email is : yinkaobj@yahoo.com. thanks

pls i need FBT on my mtn fastlink, kindly send details to me i beg
bukkiesmith@yahoo.com

please i just got he mtn fastlink modem, ans which to browse free with it omn my PC, i have the hotspot shield software, can any one pls help me with the configuration?
also do i need to load like 500 recharge to get started before using FBT?
how can i use the modem with other network?
looking forward to fellow nairalanders for reply & help

@ Lawyer, qiute unfortunate that some of us are just reading this late. i have just been scammed of my hard-earned money and it seem very painful. I was introduced to a land by a friend and i decided to buy two acres of land for 1.2M in ibadan. I was told to do a survey plan which i did and a proper agreement was done. Just recently the vendor said he does not feel like selling the land again.I ask him why and he gave no tangible reason.I have spent over 1.6M on that land and the man says he will only refund the 1.2M and i have to wait till he get the money because he does not have the money now( which i interpret as i have to wait forever to get my money back). I really feel cheated and scammed. please at this point what can i do and what are the possible outcome of a case like this. I will really appreciate your candid advice because i am really depressed now. thanks

I am in a fix now. i am posted to where i am not needed and i lodged my complain to the appropriate authorities(RI) but she will not listen. i suspect they are only using me for their chop chop. i want to repost how do i go about it. all suggestions will be appreciated.

pls does anybody know where i can buy a land in ib or where i can rent a land and for how much.

pls which bank pays the highest interest rate now.

is one acre of land for N400K a good bargain?

demoly:

o: Properties and Locations Price
1 1,190 Acres of Land at Odo – Oba Iwo Local Gov., Osun State N250
(a) It has 50 Acres Dam for Fish
(b) 12,000 pieces of Palm Tree.
2 1,000 Acres of Land at Oyo Local Gov, N70,000 Per Acre
3 1,000 Acres at Iddo Eruwa Road, Oyo State N200,000per Acre
4 500 Acres of Land at Arulogun, Ibadan, Oyo state N200,000PerAcre
5 600 Acres of Land at Asejire, Ibadan, - Ife Express way Oyo State N300,000Per Acre
6 35 Acres of Land at Ibadan, Iwo –Local Gov. Iyana Offa,
Ibadan N400,000Per Acre
7 101 Acres of Land at Ekefa Ibadan – Lagos Express way Ibadan. N1m Per Acre
8 45 Acres at Ibadan – Lagos Express way with C of O. N2.5m
9 12 Acres of Land at Ibadan–Lagos Express way after Guru with C of O N20m
10 500 Acres of Ibadan – Ilorin Express way Moniya , Ibadan. N500m
11 3 Acres of Land at Ring Road Adjacent to P & G Company N100m
12 4 plots of Land at Iyana Anfani, Ring Road along Moshood
Abiola way N350m
13 5½ Acres of Land at Challenge, Ibadan N450m
14 2 ½ Acres of Land at Challenge , Ibadan N250m
15 4 plots of Land at Iwo Road beside Ecobank, Ibadan N250m
16 2 plots of Land at Abayomi Bus/stop, Ibadan N75m
17 Leventis Building for sale at Ogunpa Dugbe – Alawo Ibadan N200m
18 Rock for sale Quarry at Ayuku Village endowed with mineral
deposit 25 Acres N2 Billion
19 10 Acres of Rock for sale at Arapaja village, Ibadan with C of O. N70m
20 700 Acres of Rock for Lease at Latunde Village Oluyole L.G N20m per year
21 350 Acres of Rock for sale at Asejire, Ibadan N200m
22 200 Acres of Rock for sale at Ijebu – Ode, Ogun State N200m
23 1 Acre of Land at Ikoyi, Bed well Avenue, Lagos State N1.2 Billion
24 An uncompleted building at No 8 Roll Avenue, Ikoyi, Lagos state N300m
25 2.9 Acres pf Land near Toll Gate around Methodist High School
and Leedcity University Ibadan – Lagos Express way, Ibadan N22m Net
26 2.5 Acres of Land near Leedcity University close to Toll Gate Ibdan N20m Net
27 2 Acres of Land fenced round near leedcity University, Toll Gate
Area Lagos – Ibadan Express way, Ibadan N28m Net
28 2 Acres of Land which forms part of the Top Hill behind Toll Gate
Area Ibadan – Lagos Express Way Ibadan N20m Net
29 Capital Building along Ring Road P.H.C.N Office N350m
30 2 Acres of Land at Alalubosa, Ibadan N150m
31 3 Acres & 2 plots of Land at Oluyole Industrial Area, Ibadan N150m
32 Chief Sodeinde’s House along Ring Road, Ibadan on Two Acres
of Land N350m

Descriptions;
(a) 20 Blocks of Duplex each contained 3 Bedrooms Flats
(b) 2 Blocks of d4 Bedrooms House
(c) 6 Shops Fully and well Furnished
(d) 1 Big Hall, That can Accommodate reasonable population of people
(e) 21 Standby Generating Set of 500 KVA capacity.
WARE HOUSES/ FACTORIES
1 Very Big ware House good for Factory and Industry built on 2 Acres
of Land Near Toll Gate and Methodist High school, Ibadan Express
Way N10m
2 Very Big Ware House adaptable for Industry, Factory etc. built on 4
Acres of Land being and lying at Methodist High school Area and
Leedcity University Ibadan Express way N150m
3 Ware house at Oyo Road, Moniya, Ibadan. N45m
FILL STATIONS
1 Ajao Filling Station at Owode Academy N30m
2 Seyoola Filling Station at Adesola Lagos – Ibadan Express Way N22m
3 Olona Filling Station at Eleyele Poly – Sango Road N45m
4 Texaco Petrol Station at Challenge, Ibadan N350m
5 Mobil Filling Station at Adegbayi, Ibadan N80m
6 Mobil Filling Station at Ojoo, Ibadan N200m
7 Yaolad Filling Station at Iyana Church, Ibadan N45m
8 Asakun Filling Station at Ogunmakin , Ogun State N10m
9 Dafem Filling Station at Ologuneru Eruwa Road , Ibadan N30m
10 Filling Station at Oyo Town Alaaka N20m
11 Bopoy Filling Station at Obagun – Ikirun N25m
12 Bopoy Filling Station at Babanla Ogbere, Ibadan N22
For Further enquires, call: 08060121301

pls let know you and and where you are located. we need to know who we are dealing with here .thanks.

for the fact that he has not notice you already speaks volume and the fact that you are want him to notice you speaks a greater volume.i just think there are questions you must ask yourself and you must be sincere in your answer.best option will be for him to notice you himself but if you are going to make him notice you please dont let him suspect.

it depends. some laides look for the attention and gets angry if u dont give them while others dont like attention that much. but whether she likes attention or not pls make a comment on her when u think she needs it like when she is well dressed or she just made a new hair style. if u dont na wahala u dey look for be that.

whats the fuss about what women want. maybe a better question would be what women does not want. anyway ever watch the film " what women want". if u have not maybe u should.
to be sincere with u the question u should ask urself is what exactly do you want in a woman cos as the saying goes " life gives u what u demand, "
so search urself and find what u want in a woman and then go after it. Good luck