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HumbledbYGrace:
I did

HumbledbYGrace:
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Reyginus:
Wow! He missed me. Lol. I have been receiving experience lectures in the so-called Food Basket of the Nation. I am trying.

Good to see you. I cried when you left. Lol. I was heartbroken. Good thing you are back. How has it been?

ihedinobi2:
Of course I did. How would I not?

Well done, my brother. It's lovely to see you too. You did not. It's been, my brother. Dark and confusing for a while, then a crack of dawn and the touch of a friend and the hope is at hand. So, yeah, it's been and it is.

Lovely to have you back, bro.

Reyginus:
Graaaaaaaace! I missed you too. How are you?

HumbledbYGrace:
M good and you? See you've been too busy to even say hi "off" nl

toba:
graccia

Reyginus:
I am good too. Just pardon me. But wait! You didn't say hi neither. Lol.

Are you still a mod?

Reyginus:
Thank you, bro. But I still insist. I cried.

HumbledbYGrace:
Bawo ni Sah

toba:
im alive because of Jesus

ihedinobi2:
Lol. Ok. If I hear say I believe ehn.

Why don't you believe. Me too I cried

dagr8:
Why don't you believe. Me too I cried

HumbledbYGrace:
Coz you never reply.

M still a mod, don't know for how long though, my days are just numbered.

vickyO:
Yes, I do.

An0nimus:
Reyginus could this be you?

UjSizzle:
Reyginus!! Are you in Wannune?

Reyginus:
Uj knows Wanune. Wow!! I am a senior corper now. I left Wanune September though my neighbour, a stream 2 Gombe had to go back.

Are you in Wanune? If no, how did you get to know of it?

UjSizzle:
Wow. I served in Benue (2011) Hope you enjoyed camp. Which LG were you posted to?

Reyginus:
2011? That's a long time ago.

I enjoyed the camp. I hated the early morning marching and still do. I just hate marching. I loved the boring lectures and was at the clinic often in addition to being a Red Crosser.

I was initially posted to a secondary school in Ohimini, I rejected it. The name alone got me scared. I didn't even visit the place. Lolz. Then NKST Gboko rejected me before I had my way with Federal Medical Centre Wadata, Makurdi.

Where were you posted to?

UjSizzle:
Lol Apa LG. Closest spot to Agatu (did you hear about Agatu's mosquitoes? )
Was on the verge of getting my redeployment letter signed when I decides I just might love the small village after all. So I stayed, but worked my PPA from an interior primary school to the local govt council. Then went on to offer tutoring services to schools around for free....on almost everything seriously---teaching, exams coaching, singing competitions, and all those development talks lol.
Then I visited Agatu twice for rural rugged evangelism (zonal and stat), bathed little children,braided hairs, took children classes, sang in the state choir,caught a cold, got soaked in rain,experienced mosquitoes that could pierce through jungle boots,had my allergies kick in lol. It was wonderful!!


I hope you enjoy serving

UjSizzle:
@Reyginus

Yeah I get what you mean. When I got my letter I actually fought to hold back my tears But I'm really good at adapting...very quickly actually and finding something to love about stuff. They were really nice people in that village; I'm still in touch with a number of people.

I also heard the Agatu story and the state of living there was really bad. The youths were just misguided and frustrated from years of bad governance. Can you imagine they didn't even have electricity? I mean transformer/wiring....nothing at all, no public transportation, financial institution etc. That was poverty personified there. I actually had to give away 60% of my clothes. It's sad. But before I passed out, things were beginning to get better though.
They really need Jesus, education and liberation from themselves in that place. I've never seen a people so averse to development before.

Studied economics, don't know what you mean by "how do I learn"

Jennimma:
hello dear,pls come and vote for me again. Thank u for yesterday.here is the link www.nairaland.com/1983548/miss-nairaland-december-2014-contest

Reyginus:
2011? That's a long time ago.

I enjoyed the camp. I hated the early morning marching and still do. I just hate marching. I loved the boring lectures and was at the clinic often in addition to being a Red Crosser.

I was initially posted to a secondary school in Ohimini, I rejected it. The name alone got me scared. I didn't even visit the place. Lolz. Then NKST Gboko rejected me before I had my way with Federal Medical Centre Wadata, Makurdi.

Where were you posted to?

FrancisTony:
LMAO! The name though. Sounds more like Ohimili/Oshimili.

Welcome back!

HumbledbYGrace:
ATMC where you @? I can't find our old emails....