NYSC › Re: NYSC 2016 Batch A Corp Members House by stlaibrowne(m): 5:39pm On Feb 11, 2016 |
boboLIL: query interswitch Please if I query interswitch what exactly will happen. Will they rectify and make the payment or return the money |
NYSC › Re: NYSC 2016 Batch A Corp Members House by stlaibrowne(m): 5:32pm On Feb 11, 2016 |
boboLIL: query interswitch Alright Bro. If I do will they return the money or grant the payment immediately. Please help on this cuz I used someone else card |
NYSC › Re: NYSC 2016 Batch A Corp Members House by stlaibrowne(m): 5:08pm On Feb 11, 2016 |
DTOBS: where I registered on Monday, one guy had d same challenge but he was able to print out his green card later, I think you just have to wait till dey rectify it. It's more than 7hours now how long do I still have to wait |
NYSC › Re: NYSC 2016 Batch A Corp Members House by stlaibrowne(m): 5:06pm On Feb 11, 2016 |
charlyge: Click Query interswitch oooooo and continue registration Actually I am done with registration since Tuesday. I just made the payment this morning. If I should click on query interswitch will I be able to print the green card and hence check the cul |
NYSC › Re: NYSC 2016 Batch A Corp Members House by stlaibrowne(m): 5:04pm On Feb 11, 2016 |
boboLIL: don't worry,,, it will soon go through.... Giv it some seconds... It's more than 7 hours now no show yet |
NYSC › Re: NYSC 2016 Batch A Corp Members House by stlaibrowne(m): 1:08pm On Feb 11, 2016 |
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NYSC › Re: NYSC 2016 Batch A Corp Members House by stlaibrowne(m): 1:05pm On Feb 11, 2016 |
I made payment online with atm this morning. And when I checked my transaction using the transaction ID it shows pending. Please is there anyone with similar issue or anyone that have experienced it before. How long will it takes to be resolved. Thanks. |
NYSC › Re: NYSC 2016 Batch A Corp Members House by stlaibrowne(m): 6:13pm On Feb 10, 2016 |
LogoDWhiz: Is this prior to registration or after completing your registration? I mean during registration but the cafe man said I should continue anyway now I am done with registration |
NYSC › Re: NYSC 2016 Batch A Corp Members House by stlaibrowne(m): 5:57pm On Feb 10, 2016 |
boboLIL: worry not,,, u can amend it in camp... OK bro make I chill. |
NYSC › Re: NYSC 2016 Batch A Corp Members House by stlaibrowne(m): 5:54pm On Feb 10, 2016 |
Blackops: Am also having the same issue. Am pretty sure I submitted the right date but by the time I submitted it and printed the Green Card another day and month emerged but the year is correct. I thought of getting an affidavit but I was told not to worry but chill and correct it in camp but someone else said I should purchase the scratch card and rectify it. Which card is that ? Please mention when you don rectify am. Thank you |
NYSC › Re: NYSC 2016 Batch A Corp Members House by stlaibrowne(m): 5:05pm On Feb 10, 2016 |
Please I need some clarification on this. Nysc loaded a different birth month and day to my original birth date tho the year is the same. Please my question is should I be worried. Kbs468 LogoDWhiz |
NYSC › Re: NYSC 2016 Batch A Corp Members House by stlaibrowne(m): 4:08am On Feb 10, 2016 |
Brimmie: I doubt. You can try it sha. Thanks. But if I pay today I go fit see am today now? |
NYSC › Re: NYSC 2016 Batch A Corp Members House by stlaibrowne(m): 4:04am On Feb 10, 2016 |
Brimmie: Just change the URL from http://portal.nysc.org.ng/nysc4/CorpHome to http://portal.nysc.org.ng/nysc1/print Thanks. I never pay the 3045 can I still check for mine ? |
NYSC › Re: NYSC 2016 Batch A Corp Members House by stlaibrowne(m): 3:56am On Feb 10, 2016 |
Brimmie: Akwa-Ibom How you dey check am sef. |
NYSC › Re: NYSC 2016 Batch A Corp Members House by stlaibrowne(m): 6:09pm On Feb 08, 2016 |
I fear not, but I no dey go north. Me and nysc dey war now. |
NYSC › Re: NYSC 2016 Batch A Corp Members House by stlaibrowne(m): 10:03am On Feb 08, 2016 |
DTOBS: cool down Abeg....na osogbo e dey come from e just dey moro I see na soole the portal enter so. I dey fear ritualist fit carry am go. Na prayer remain now |
NYSC › Re: NYSC 2016 Batch A Corp Members House by stlaibrowne(m): 9:57am On Feb 08, 2016 |
Portal don open for your side ? E never open here for ife oooo oau precisely |
NYSC › Re: NYSC 2016 Batch A Corp Members House by stlaibrowne(m): 9:34am On Feb 07, 2016 |
Rukkyola: OYO is ur case! because i no force u make u luk d tag/notice am.No vex na bobolil get am Really but you don give me already. I was like WTF while reading it before seeing the later part of it. You no dey look face before you comment |
NYSC › Re: NYSC 2016 Batch A Corp Members House by stlaibrowne(m): 9:05am On Feb 07, 2016 |
boboLIL: wlcm G. Success as u register Yea bro success all the way |
NYSC › Re: NYSC 2016 Batch A Corp Members House by stlaibrowne(m): 9:04am On Feb 07, 2016 |
Abbeyunique2: Ur passport, ur atm if you are paying, know ur biometrics eg dob, year of graduation from primary to higher institution. if u are married, ur marriage certificate for foreign student, u have to check nysc website to know the requirement. Alright I will but I don't think it's on nysc website |
NYSC › Re: NYSC 2016 Batch A Corp Members House by stlaibrowne(m): 9:03am On Feb 07, 2016 |
boboLIL: ur jamb reg. No, matric number,,, when u finish ur primary, secondary and tertiary education ie dates...,, ur personal info,,, passport, etc... OK thank you bro |
NYSC › Re: NYSC 2016 Batch A Corp Members House by stlaibrowne(m): 8:09am On Feb 07, 2016 |
What are the requirements to take to cafe tomorrow for successful registration please. |
NYSC › Re: NYSC 2016 Batch A Corp Members House by stlaibrowne(m): 5:40pm On Jan 12, 2016 |
DTOBS: My brother,this issue has given us a lot of headache here(I mean #TeamOau here).... But as at this afternoon, I asked someone to confirm for me and she let me know that people at the senate said they will only issue out certificate to pcm since it's ready and not SOR! For the ID card issue, kindlyvmake photocopies of it before you submit it to get your certificate.... Thank you brother but on my case I have collected my SOR earlier while I was invited for an interview September last year. So I have the to whom with me.I am just worried that since I gave the SOR will it be acceptable in lieu of certificate at the camp |
NYSC › Re: NYSC 2016 Batch A Corp Members House by stlaibrowne(m): 5:21pm On Jan 12, 2016 |
Please I need some clarification, I have with me my to whom it may concerns, which is more or less like statement of result and also my id card is it compulsory I obtain my certificate and also I am from oau |
NYSC › Re: Know The Pros And Cons Of The States You Want To Choose For Nysc by stlaibrowne(m): 4:39am On Jan 10, 2016 |
HateU2: If you have contact in lag please, help me biko How do you need help? |
Romance › Re: Can Someone Explain To Me Why Some "Females" Are So Quick To Want To Fight by stlaibrowne(m): 12:04pm On Jan 06, 2016 |
Suigeneris93: No offence, but what cave have u been living in? Non taken but I should rather ask you that question or probably you don't understand my post clearly. I am giving you practical experience here. You might want to read my comment clearly again |
Romance › Re: Can Someone Explain To Me Why Some "Females" Are So Quick To Want To Fight by stlaibrowne(m): 11:33am On Jan 06, 2016 |
Mzdivacious: hahaha ILAFF in swahili.ud be shocked bro...nd im not talking about kids either.grown ass men keep grudges with another man cos of a woman they love.u dey this planet at all ? I am sure you know I am talking about men here I have no issue with kids or teens here. Grown up men don't fight over woman and Bros never take their woman, though Bros can share woman but sweetheart men don't fight or keep grudges over woman. |
Romance › Re: Can Someone Explain To Me Why Some "Females" Are So Quick To Want To Fight by stlaibrowne(m): 10:04am On Jan 06, 2016 |
Mzdivacious: so who told u guys dont fight their own niggas on top woman,dey there You are wrong guys don't fight their niggas on top woman. Bros laugh with themselves over woman matters. |
NYSC › Re: NYSC 2016 Batch A Corp Members House by stlaibrowne(m): 4:06pm On Jan 04, 2016 |
DTOBS: ehhhhhh!!!!!!Oluwa oooooo......ai si nile olongbo,loun mi ekute ile yin (Amodu and Kbs468) shako!... Now, missworld, listen to me: Amodu is a senator of this republic, he is officially single but on the previous and this current page, he was involved in some hot romantic move with sweetiey, Kbs468 was able to use the snapshots as his own edge....In summary,Amodu already has eye on someone else and he's hereby sacked from peeping into you! Kbs468! hmmmm!!!! Kbs468,.. chai Kbs468.... Wetin nah, you no dey tire? Spixytnxy, Olasum and mschubby come and see una hussy oooo...his eye don dey do him chukky chunky again ooooo... Missworld! Kbs468 is the last option I will suggest/pick for you. 1. He has NUMEROUS wives.... 2.He has uncountable kids. 3 He just wanna add you to his numbers! 4. He has sweet mouth and sweet lyrics (don't be deceived)!
Now my advice is that, you look well before you leap... Warning to Amodu and Kbs468, my sister(missworld-you may not understand) is not for play! back off!
...Missworld mi shey I try small? Not that I want to be part of this drama but let me dabble into the issue raised. , ours is not to lament nor cry so starting with you DTOBS, you don't have to lament if you think there's a part of kbs48 that you think is doing some magic and you like it then you can learn it for your use too. And to the sugar coated lover boy even there's no limit to number of woman an African man could have but then you should be more sensitive to you women matters and feelings and finally to the missworld I really don't know you tho I will like to know you at least but there are many intelligent dude in here and out there so you can have some chill and go for some one that worth it not a hymn reciting dude. Peace out |
Education › Re: Why Do Engineering Students Brag To Know Maths More Dan Mathematics Students by stlaibrowne(m): 9:46am On Jan 04, 2016 |
Gbengem: Give them question on analysis A̶̲̥̅̊₪d algebra to solve A̶̲̥̅̊₪d they will run away... You are wrong on this, actually I prefer analytical mathematics and algebra to applied mathematics and I am engineering graduate. |
NYSC › Re: NYSC 2016 Batch A Corp Members House by stlaibrowne(m): 9:09am On Dec 30, 2015 |
Hey redgem good morning |
Politics › Re: It Is A Class War silly! By Joseph Edgar by stlaibrowne(m): 4:31am On Dec 27, 2015 |
Smoke2015: Nigerians, just like when Bill Clinton told the Americans during one of his election campaigns that it was the economy, I am also now telling Nigerians that it is a class war period.
Our sufferings and frustrations are not because we belong to any section of the country or because we are Igbos as the hapless Nnamdi Kanu and his ilk would have us believe it is simply because we remain the grass under the feet of a collection of elephants in a continous struggle for power both political and economic.
Our low level of education and enlightenment continue to put us in positions of servitude to be used and misused by the elites whose membership cut across ethnic lines and are kept together by their collective greed. The Marxists pushed this position in the 70s and we refused to see it. I have been mulling these thoughts and have decided to expand on it as I now have incontrovertible evidence that our oppressors do not take their decisions based on the integrity or otherwise of the people they claim to represent but are driven by the urge for the primitive and continuos accumulation of power and wealth.
My people, I watched this documentary on Nigeria and it was very clear that the civil war, several coups and economic bastardization that we have faced since we gained independence have been direct consequences of this struggle. Let me illustrate, I have always wondered why Fela the Late genius hated with a passion the Military especially Obasanjo and Yar'dua. The link is very clear, his mother was part of the independence push in the 50s. She attended most of the talks both in UK and in Nigeria. She fought gallantly and even dethroned a sitting Oba in the wake of her powerful incursions into politics. But immediately we gained independence she went into obscurity, cheated out of the fruits of her struggle culminating in her final humiliation by the OBJ junta. This was Felas grouse, how can his mother be so treated by these 'vagabonds' after all she had done for this country.
So what did he do, he fell back on the masses, taking advantage of their illiteracy and a need for release as a result of their massive poverty and suffering to rail against another section of the elitist club with which he was a major member by reason of his bourgeois birth. He wore the pants, smoked the weed all in his bid to show that he belonged to the masses. He succeeded to an extent but in death, his people came for him and took him away from the masses. They rewarded his family with political appointments, immortalization of his family name and all sort. Even today the Lagos state Government has given up although on lease as I hear a major part of our national historical monument - the Lagos Prison for his family to manage and maintain through his eldest daughter who is in a relationship with a talented Architect.
People, please open your eyes to the games of our masters. Another illustration is that of MKO Abiola, the purported winner of the June 12 Elections. He always regaled us with stories of his poverty, his poor upbringing and all. He did all these to curry the support of the masses in his fight against his colleagues as he struggled for power. He was not poor even in his youth, he was educated by Felas father in a school meant for elites and their children. Obasanjo attended the same school, (hope you are seeing the link) sent abroad to study and came back to join the Lagos University Teaching hospital from where he moved to some multi national and still as a very young man bought his first company. As a bonafide member of the elitist club, his colleagues in the military gave him all sorts of contracts making him one of the richest Nigerians of all time. During this time, he made very shallow contributions to the welfare of the masses. Making gratitious donations which were in no way compared to the massive wealth he had amassed through his prostituting with the military membership of the elitist club. All these was to hoodwink us and make us believe that he was a trusted ally.
But all his charade was blown open when he was bluntly told by his colleagues that the Presidency was not 'for sale'. However in his stubbornness he continued, relying on the bridge he had built between himself and the people to deliver the Presidency. This failed him for he underestimated the power of his cabal of wolves, his ambitions were frustrated by the military junta and he jumped to the masses for help like they always do, but we had been thoroughly weakened by his activities and that of his cohorts in the elitist movement and he invariably lost his life.
The linkages are very strong. The same people and their children have been ruling us both politically and economically. They only jump at ethnic and tribal colorations when they loose out in their intra class struggle. Falling back on the poor people to fight for them, claiming to have been cheated because they belong to a certain tribe but conveniently forgetting to state clearly that they were just poor strategist in a club the majority of us will never belong.
Let's look at Ojukwu the leader of the Biafran Secessionist movement. His father was at the time the richest Nigerian. Ojukwu lived a life of privilege and attended the best schools. His education gave him a little advantage over the other members who were firmly divided into three class subdivisions within the elitist movement- the political, economic and military. Ojukwu played in all the spheres and did not understand why he should be subjugated to Gowon who played in only one space and was not as educated. The progrom in the North and the continued massacre of the igbos gave him the firm vehicle and platform to carry out what to me and some scholars was a purely egoistic Crusade which led to the killing of over 2m Nigerians. After the war, what did we hear, 'no victor no vanquished', Ojukwu had run away with his famous Mercedes Benz to live a life of luxury in exile. This kind of camaraderie was a slap on the face of all those who had lost their lives, suffered untold suffering and saw their destinies thwarted but what would you expect after a fight between 'two brothers'?
The competition between the elites led to massive recruitments on all sides. The North carried out their Northernization policy, using the famed Barewa College as a bastion for recruitment into the civil service and the military school in Zaria for recruitment into the military. The west embarked on theirs too sending their scions out to the UK on scholarships mostly to study Law. That is why you hear of people like Fani Kayode being a third generation Cambridge educated lawyer. The Easterners also had theirs with what was then called the Argonauts, this was the Azikiwe led young Igbo Turks who were mostly educated and trained in the U.S steeped in the radicalism of the civil rights movements. Today you will see their children and descendants still holding forte.
People like Bola Tinubu, El Rufai, Buba Marwa, Dasuki, Femi Otedola, Aliko Dangote, Keem Bello Osagie, Udo Udoma are all direct descendants and beneficiaries of the bastion of elitist control.
How do these elitists perpetuate themselves in power? Its Simple. Education and in some cases marriage. They have identified very early the importance of education hence the continuos push for their children and chosen ones to get the very best in education and tutelage. They go to the very best schools in the world and get the kind of exposure that common people's children will never get. In the olden days it was through scholarships opened to party members children and wards, today its making sure recruitment into choice jobs was strictly based on the level and quality of education preferably overseas degrees. Tell me how will a Shomolu man's son no matter how brilliant compete?
They have also perfected the art of intra class marriage. They marry themselves ensuring continuity and spreading of bloodlines although firmly within the elitist circle. Any attempt to marry out of this class is rebuffed and frustrated until the usurper packs his bags and runs away.
Clear illustration, look at the Management of Forte Oil and the pedigree of its Chairman you will see what we are saying. From the Group Managing Director to the Chief Financial Officer are children with strong pedigree that can be traced back two generations. They also parade very strong educational qualifications and tremendous exposure. So how will someone who went to Makoko Comprehensive and graduated from our ASUU strike bedeviled institutions compete favorably with these people. So you see, it's a class war my people.
Otedola himself comes from a strong pedigree that could be traced to the Awoist free education and scholarship platforms of the old western region. His father being one of the wealthiest people in the land emerged as the first 'sleeping' Governor of Lagos State and eventually today Femi is one of the wealthiest black men in the world. He is also perpetuating the elitist lineage by sending his own kids to the very best schools in the world, recruiting only the very best that his money can afford from a very shallow pool of labour and effectively limiting the rest of us no matter where we come from Hausa, Yoruba, Igbo or Ibibio to the servitude that remains our fate.
Now that it's rosy, we are not hearing that he is enjoying all of these because he is a Yoruba man o. By the time, he experiences a small hiccup, maybe a little intra class struggle he would fall back on his people and scream for war that these Hausa people want to take his firm because he is Yoruba.
This is where Nnamdi Kanu is getting it all wrong. The igbos are not suffering because they are Igbos, they are suffering because of their position in the societal hierarchy which decides who stays where no matter where you come from. Why do you think the South Eastern Governors will never support his position? it's because it may cause an imbalance of power and a restriction to resources. The Igbo elites will always look at Nnamdi Kanu as an orphan and treat him as such.
People, we are all suffering. Igbo, Yoruba, Hausa, Igbira, Ijaw. A poor man is a poor man. The same sickness in Onitsha is the same sickness in Kano. Have you seen the poverty in the North? Have you been to Makoko in Lagos? Have you been to the slums of Aba? We are fighting like fools because we do not know who the enemy is.
Biafra will not put food on the tables of the poor disenfranchised Igbo man, Biafra will not give him infrastructure, send his children to school or even give him a voice. The issue can never be Biafra, the issue is elitist suppression and full control of the levers of the economy emasculating the masses throughout Nigeria.
If you doubt me, let us allow Biafra go and you will immediately see the permutation replay itself with the rebirth of these same elitist people creating a new hierarchy and entrenching the same issues that led to the creation of Biafra. Another Ilustration, IBBs rash of new states did not solve the issues but indeed created a new set of minorities still suffering from lack. I was a minority in the old Cross River State and still remain. Minority in the new Akwa Ibom State with my grandfathers house still not joined to the National grid. So what are we talking about.
The solution is education. We must break the walls of illiteracy by liberalizing education. Let's enlighten everybody so that we all can at least see issues in its true form instead of its present coloration along ethnic and tribal lines.
It is a class war and the sooner we realize this the closer we will get to the Uluru.
http://josephedgarng..com.ng/2015/12/itss-class-war-stupid.html There are two tribes in the world the oppressed and the oppressors, in other word the working class and elite bourgeois class. No matter what your color is, no matter what your religion affiliation human across the globe is divided into these two classes. Every class struggle or class war as the op put it is political hence the masses have to take practical political actions to stop this absurd system in which the mass working class create the wealth while few elites/bourgeoisie acquire 90% of the wealth. I agree with the op part of political actions to take is education, as even the educator must be educated, but the kind of education might not necessarily means the Cambridge or Oxford kind. Because in reality few of the working class can manage to afford this, and even having such kind of education won't necessarily make the elite to accept you into the class this is clear today with number of Nigerians studying abroad and still coming back to the country to "business as usual" the kind of education is enlightenment, the kind that explain scientifically the socioeconomic system that ensure the continuos suffering of the working people and poor masses regardless of the tribe, ethnicity or race. The education the enlighten the masses to understand the practical alternative to the system. And also working people from all walks of life and from all tribes and religions should unite and fight consistently for better world for us. Funny enough the elite class with their different political and economic interest, with their constant intra class struggle, and even with their individualism they are united in oppressing the masses. So what do the masses have to loose if we unite, we have nothing to loose other than our chains and we have the world to win. Organize with us at SOCIALIST WORKERS LEAGUE AND SOCIALIST YOUTH LEAGUE, we have branches across the 36 states and in FCT. To organise with us check on socialistworkersleague.org or mail us at: socialistworkersleague@gmail.com or dayorportal@gmail.com |