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TheMostComplex1:
The environment is dirty & I might throw up if I consume the meat because i have seen the environment. It looks like an isolated place people urinate in

post=114803172:
This is UNIVERSITY OF SUYA no doubt abourrit

VEHINTOLAR:
I miss Yauri ! Kebbi state is a lovely place to be,from Birnin Kebbi to Argungu,Yelwa Yauri to Jega,Kaoje etc. The people are nice,friendly and highly accommodating. Food ?;very cheap ! I specifically miss Yelwa Yauri,a very lovely and peaceful town. I had a chance to work with some very wonderful Hausa/Fulani guys at the defunct NEPA Undertaken office, Abarishi road,Yauri. I can't forget my immediate Boss then Malam Umar,a peace loving,gentle and very down to earth fulani man and of course,all my Gees- Prince, Garba (Garus),Hamza,Abedeen,Abass (a very pleasant Yoruba guy from Igboho whose family members took me in as one of their own),etc. Even though I left Kebbi some twenty years
ago,the memory lingers on !

TheMostComplex1:
The environment is dirty & I might throw up if I consume the meat because i have seen the environment. It looks like an isolated place people urinate in

ManirBK:
we did it together I mean family members. each family do their own together is like tradition every Sallah day

VeryWickedMan:
My neighbour's cow has been making eye contact with me since yesterday. I think its interested in me.

VeryWickedMan:
My neighbour's cow has been making eye contact with me since yesterday. I think its interested in me.

ManirBK:
yes I posted it last year and front page this year because I demand for a review of the topic

VEHINTOLAR:
I miss Yauri ! Kebbi state is a lovely place to be,from Birnin Kebbi to Argungu,Yelwa Yauri to Jega,Kaoje etc. The people are nice,friendly and highly accommodating. Food ?;very cheap ! I specifically miss Yelwa Yauri,a very lovely and peaceful town. I had a chance to work with some very wonderful Hausa/Fulani guys at the defunct NEPA Undertaken office, Abarishi road,Yauri. I can't forget my immediate Boss then Malam Umar,a peace loving,gentle and very down to earth fulani man and of course,all my Gees- Prince, Garba (Garus),Hamza,Abedeen,Abass (a very pleasant Yoruba guy from Igboho whose family members took me in as one of their own),etc. Even though I left Kebbi some twenty years ago,the memory lingers on !

OceanEye:
I grew up in Argungu. As a Yoruba guy, I can relate.

ManirBK:
come to Birnin Kebbi I will dash you better one and my neighbours will also dash more more

EmmyNorse:
I remember how the good people of kebbi state bring meat to me every year during leya sallah, I miss my friends and family over there.

IecheM:
Which area do you stay

post=114803150:
Chai see better meat.

BARBECUE IS LIFE MEHN.

777chizzo:
I miss kebbi state sha I have good memories during my NYSC days I was posted to GSS illo but I stayed in bagudo for a month before moving to illo, people there are friendly the only problem there is the language barrier because not all of them understand English, things are cheap there life seem to look easy there plus the girls there like us corpers they used to call us uncle lol and it's a plus for you as a corper you know how to speak Hausa or their local language called dudi (hope I spelled that well) when will go to their market to buy things we try to speak the little we know and we sometimes get things less price or for free because they get amazed on how quick we get to learn their language lol and not the least may God bless Aisha that girl saved me if not conji for kill me that one year of service, every fine and sweet girl

ManirBK:
we did it together I mean family members. each family do their own together is like tradition every Sallah day

Zane2point4:
I served as a corps member in jega kebbi,its a nice place,buh i think many things may have changed blc of the security situation

Delightsome2023:
please can you waybill it? I'll pay for the transport fare

LikeAking:
Abeg, no negative vibes/bad energy on this post.

Op nice one.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Koko/Besse LGA

I served in GSS Koko, opposite St Andrews Anglican Church[/color]