RexTramadol1:
Ogbia, Ologi



Bayelsa state

Drefaithful:

I served in 2012 to to 2013 ( 2012 Batch C) in 1 Div, Maj Gen GA WAHAB was the GOC and 41 Engineer Comd was Brig Gen TC Ude, he later rose and became a Maj Gen before he retired.

SAMTOBIJU:
222, Armoured Brigade education, sobi Barracks, Ilorin.
It was fun

ucheuzor1:
My PPA was State college ikot ekpene. Really enjoyed my stay. The school have us accommodation and we stayed alone in our rooms. I was happy to have taught Mathematics, further Mathematics and physics at so some point with passion.

I really loved how I impacted the students and also the advice I gave to some of them that were about giving hopes of going to the University because of fund. I was really the students favorite then.

2 years on, my students still call and chat me on Facebook. I miss the raffia city

deavicky:
wetin do the state. Mind urself oh.

Bigdre31:


I served in Oron too , Maritime academy

FashionCookie:

I couldn't wait to leave.
My uncle working in Govt house in the then Akpabio Administration wanted to "work" my redeployment.
I just tell am make e chill. But I had a very great advantage...I understand and speak Yoruba. Na that one save me bcus almost 75% of my students no fit speak English(no jokes). I was almost tempted to teach in Yoruba.
Had to lie to the principal that I have a little baby back at home. He wanted me to stay in the staff quarters, say wetin happen?(me that was always skiping classes with lies of how I was asked to report at NYSC office. So that he will trace me back to the lodge?) I kept running from Ilorin to warri every 2weeks. I no even mind d T-fare(9kk to and fro) Though the village was a very peaceful one but I no fit just stay like that.
Abeg the experience just too plenty...

Liposure:
lol Ghost corper. Unlike you I stayed all through, I only travelled twice (xmas and leave) when It deemed necessary even tho I was living inside the remotest of villages in south south Edo state. You need to see the way I look after inflicted by sandflies. I was a shadow of my self. But after a while I got used to it.

FashionCookie:

Sandflies...there depot na my maternal home. Especially during the rainy seasons.
Hahaha...d cry when I set eyes 4 the village no be here. But there was constant light(then).
One mama 4 d village gave me one television with inbuilt DVD...I just go Ilorin main town go charter yoruba movies come dey watch. Can't kee myself.

FashionCookie:

Sandflies...there depot na my maternal home. Especially during the rainy seasons.
Hahaha...d cry when I set eyes 4 the village no be here. But there was constant light(then).
One mama 4 d village gave me one television with inbuilt DVD...I just go Ilorin main town go charter yoruba movies come dey watch. Can't kee myself.

Liposure:
Mee too. In the first six weeks, I turned a movie watcher just to kill boredom. My co Corp members brought all his DVDs from his base as if he knew there was going to be CD player in his room. Good morning

kennyjam:


That was my school.

In what year?

FashionCookie:
Lol...Fine morning...and How are you today? Rain say make I greet u o

Liposure:
I'm doing great. You are blessed

Bigdre31:


2013 / 2014 sir

kennyjam:

I was there then.

Foster31:
My PPA was at Ondo State Agency for the Control of AIDS(ODSACA), Akure,Ondo State. I had a wonderful time there.

Alhajiemeritus:
Exactly.

MIMOSAXY:
STDSS KAGARA

omosefeeguaibor:
Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development igbatoro Akure. And I enjoyed every bit of it, worked with the DSS one on one. Refused to be retained cos the country tire me.

Aforxzy:
Had mine at Apaaka High school Vandekiya Benue state.
My very first day at the school I was sad.
I actually cried cos it was a village school without basic amenities. Luckily the principal was around. He told me if i dont want to work in his school there's no problem but that the school really needs me. He said I would enjoy it. Well I wiped my tears and return to Lagos to prepare myself for the worse.

But the experience was life changing. I taught the students mathematics and physics.. The level of poverty was unimaginable. There was no electricity in the community and water was from well, but clean.
The students don't attend school on market days which is every seven days cos they take their wares to the market. Market day was fun day. They drink without caution and prostitutes alot too.
They are however very hospitable. I drank fresh Palm wine and ate alot of fresh fruits. Food was relatively cheap, infact the student always give the teachers food stuffs from their farms.
I fell in love with some of my students such that I had to assist with their school fees and organised extra classes for them for free cos they were super intelligent.

When I had to leave they cried and so did I.. They keep me updated about their success.

NewDelhi:

I can't even imagined how those DSS officers must have passed you around like a group of junkies sharing a blunt.

omosefeeguaibor:
When I say DSS I mean director of social service , but then again your myopic mind can't think far , except for irrelevant things. Because I simply can't relate with what I said and what you posted.
P.S : don't bother to mention me again, cos I won't give you the joy of having to quote you.

Legend44:
Bright kiddies international school, Osisoma LGA, Aba, Abia State

Adeyinka12:
Nobody mention Abia state , that means that state nah trash for corp members , i must redeploy sharp sharp.

lolu2019:
which year be that.

Legend44:
2019

lolu2019:
I served there.u have not been reading other people comments.i served at Osisioma local government.stay and enjoy.u will never regret it.we camped at Umunna bende then at Umuahia.