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dejt4u:Oh! Nice... Congrats bro ![]() |
So I came late Well, I'm here now![]() Stream 1 |
goldenone:Me I don't know the ish you have with Enugu o ![]() |
dejt4u:Choi! Did you choose Kwara in the first place? And what stream did you fall into? |
musicwriter:I was helpless. I needed not raise an alarm. It was in the open and the policemen stationed at the place were close to us but never deemed it fit to move an inch. It sincerely dawned on me that onlookers won't do a thing knowing fully well that officers of the NPF were looking at us at that point in time. I couldn't believe it, even after the scenario. It was like a movie. |
Enugu, Stream 1 ![]() |
unilagfreshest:Trust me, the policemen were just a stone throw away from us. They stared at our direction even when passers' by gathered. They knew something was wrong, why they didn't move a muscle remains a mystery. |
BiitchAmMe:Thanks ![]() |
fbtowner:It's the Gospel truth. And it has nothing to do with being a big boy or not. My ordeal was the first anyone would narrate to me. More so, seeing policemen just few feets away from us and they comfortably looked on while those touts flocked around me caused me to think really hard even while they flocked around me. At some point, I thought they were cultists who were only brandishing their egos, probably because they're known around the market and its environ. I frequent computer village a lot and that was the first time ever I'd see such happen. Hence, my fear. |
MusaIbrahim1:For the first time ever, I marvelled at how silly anyone could be. For the record, I'm a Deltan who can write, speak Yoruba perfectly. You should try reasoning like a normal human being sometimes. It's painless, free and even more profitable. Cretin. |
kelvine:Sometimes the way you guys reason people out ehn... I don't recall describing what I wore and I don't see how the omo baba olowo part applies. Thanks though. |
Holluwatarhyor:I can relate to your situation. But trust me, leaving won't solve it. Try spicing your interest from the choir numbers. Lay your hands on some soft but easy-to-do songs. Trust me, you'd really enjoy and prefer it to doing the praise/worship session. |
Squad4:It's quite obvious you didn't read my post. I never said I smiled to them, neither did I STOP. They flocked around me and a reasonable human at the time would halt, which I did. I went elsewhere to get what I desired after discovering the first shop didn't have it. It's unfortunate you didn't read through, let alone comprehend my post. It would have been better if you didn't post as it is obvious you didn't understand the post in any way. Thanks though. I won't smile next time. |
emerich:Double bless you ![]() It's obvious some people don't know what to joke with. |
fxxxxk:I frequent computer village a lot, and I can as well say I don't have a JJC look. Perhaps the shop owner gave me away. Perhaps my face looked too gentle enough for them. Thanks though ![]() |
[quote author=hayqinsbFX post=39205102[b]this is meant to be one of the most mature thread on nairaland as it consists of nigerian graduates from all over, but its sad that all it seem like is a thread for Jamb or postjamb applicants.[/b] Lets get mature and pass only credible and important information that we have.[/quote]Yeah, right. And how do you know jamb or post jamb candidates If everyone was just here get mature and pass only credible information, I'm sure you and some other ghosters who are currently reading would find the thread boring. And at the bolded, if your definition of a Nigerian graduate is a prototype of a boot camp cadet, then it's a pity. Everyone is entitled to what they air as long as they don't violate any rule in here. Abeg, stop forming sage Gandhi. You or some other 'serious-minded' people don't pay for people's data.And if you're not comfortable with the fact that these ones are post utme and utme graduates, kindly start a thread with the title: "A THREAD FOR SERIOUS-MINDED PCMs". And if you can't, please hold your peace and watch on. PS: A typical me would have ignored this but the bolded is not only insultive, it also reeks of arrogance. Sorry if you're pained though ![]() |
DrGraveYardz:I would have loved to. Problem was, they didn't come close to us. They only looked on while the touts flocked around me. They were about 10 feets away, hence, getting their names was somewhat impossible. |
Godvilla:How then does one walk at the computer village? Should I have walked or talked like them, or even make my hair look unkempt just because I was going to a part of a state I reside in ![]() I was supposed to get something again today but I fear for my life. Ikubch, it's quite unfortunate. And to think that the people who are meant to protect us are neck deep into this is too scary to imagine. My system was disorganised in their midst on Saturday. I have had two police cases before; all of which started as a nightmare and to think that it was at this same computer village while I went to repair my first ever laptop about 5 years ago. The policemen assigned/manning the computer village to Allen are nothing but thieves and touts in uniforms. |
Holluwatarhyor:I understand you perfectly. Transfer... The number one thing with the RCCG. Mine is also a Zonal HQ though. I'd suggest you maximise your opportunity regardless of your choir strength. This way, a single you would posses the abilities of 2-3 choristers. |
Perhaps one or two persons would relate to my ordeal after sharing. I went to the Computer Village at Ikeja on Saturday, 17th Oct, to purchase a head phone I had longed to get for a while now. I had an example of what I wanted in mind and was not ready to compromise my stand on this. I had also made up my mind not to go too deep for security reasons; computer village touts/area boys are more concentrated in the farther part of the market and being harassed unduly was not just it for me. The first shop I visited just by the bridge didn't have what I wanted and the guy therein cajoled me into buying something else which was not just it. I wasted no time in trying out the next shop but I noticed I was being followed by 4 mean looking guys. I couldn't tell for how long I was stalked but it was pretty obvious something wasn't right. Fortunately, I saw the "HD Monster Micro SD Player beats by dr. dre" in the next shop and wasted no time in bargaining. I paid, came out of the shop with the intent of moving towards the bridge, only to find out that my stalkers (now about 5 of them) had divided themselves like a pack of wolves who has their sights on a gazelle. Seeing that it was becoming a nightmare by the minute, I moved towards some policemen who were around one of their vans under the bridge. One of the touts, supposedly their boss walked up to me while the others surrounded me in no time. Micro SD sellers turned spectators as well as passers' by. I could see the policemen looking at us from a distance. They were clearly unmoved by the scene, judging by the expression their faces. One of the touts spoke up "a ti n so e lataaro" (we've been stalking you for a while). It didn't really come as a surprise but what I did wrong is what I couldn't picture. "Oya, fun wa l'owo!" (Now, give us money!) Their supposed head retorted. It was a dream. How in the world would touts harass someone in the presence of policemen Quite scared, I told him I didn't understand what I had done to warrant being "fined". At my words, the minions were ready to attack me but couldn't as their boss calmed them. Obviously angry at this point, he said "a n be a so lero, o fe gbo. O fe ka gba gbogbo t'owo e, abi?" (We have told you calmly, you don't want to listen. Do you want us to take everything on you?" The crowd had increased by this time and they watched helplessly while the policemen didn't move a nerve. It was at this point it dawned on me what I was up against. Without wasting time, I reached for my wallet which was carefully tucked away in my pant's back pocket and offered them #500 but he (their supposed boss) refused it, claiming my money is #2000! I was baffled. I tucked my #500 away and gave them #1000 which they collected and started stumping a foot each on the ground as they sang my praise. I heaved a sigh of relief as I quickly proceeded to leave the scene. It was pretty embarrassing to say the least. I shared my ordeal with a friend yesterday and he confirmed he had faced something similar. His case however was shocking. He claimed he resisted and the policemen "arrested" all of them while he "bailed" himself with #2000 without going to a police station. ![]() Please be wary of these touts at Ikeja. Some officers of the NPF have no life. Lalasticlala, please help raise this awareness. |
Holluwatarhyor:Somewhere around Ketu ![]() |
A text came into my while reading comments just now. Some little ray of excitement beamed from within and I thought "alas! It was meant to be 12 noon afterall." Upon opening the text, it reads; Just4U! Pay N500 and Get 25mins and 25sms to call all networks & 75MB to browse the internet. Valid for 3 days.Just dial *142#. No Auto Renewals ![]() |
Oliyz:Lol... I didn't mean it that way. You provided it, you trust it. Hence "your link" ![]() |
KingJB:Lolz! Please ooo ![]() |
KingJB:It's their work ooo. And the guy who introduced the link is a suspect sef ![]() I'm sure he'll pretend he doesn't know that the NYSC has just three websites and a direct .com is not one of them. |
DonPsymon:Ooops! Thought that was alternate moniker? Sorry I goofed *covers face* |
donasere:Nobody should try that link o! It's unofficial and please, don't download a thing from there!!!! |
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