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#Team getting callup number from sch i hope u guys have seen ur callup numbers cos I just saw mine. #Abia State Uni.

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Emmysteve:
Currently in a driving school. On my day 4. At times the instructor would command that i match clutch and brake, instead i would match the accelerator. The instructor would normally shout at me that i don't know how dangerous is the accelerator that's why i am misbehaving. Lol

Lolz

macklef:
I almost killed a young girl/hit a kerosine tanker on my first out driving outa nervousness.
Actually among those people that did not go to a driving school. Just by observing what the driver does.
Afetr numerous tries that day, i finaly got my dad car moving, getting to a T junction, confused on whether to turn left or right on my Self Test Drive,
I turned left, as i turned the car, i forgot that u have to balance the car steering to remain on the middle of the road, instead i left it bent and it was heading for a young girl by the side of the road. D young girl saw me coming and shouted, ''egbami o', in Yoruba. And i kept moving towards her direction out of confusion. My dis time d street was almost flooded with people, i finally got a hold of myself n turned right as much as i can, only to see i was heading for a kerosine tanker, my mind immediately flashed to ''final Destination 5" so this is how i will die i told myself. outa nervousnes again instead of going for the breaks, i pumped the accelerator, hahah. I was few feets to the tank, i think God was the one that stepped on the break.
I just stoped. Guys gathered to know who it was ferrociously.. Haaa iwò ni, se ofe payan ni? Dey budled me home with d car.
Funny enough, i still took the car out that same hour using another route.

this got me cracking up...kpele oo. final destination indeed!

Readonee35L:
lol
Not general military men
but these Nigerian army are cruel
When you put on Army trouser or a top with the army stripe
consider ur self a dead shit if they handle ...frog jump from that point till u reach barracks ,not to talk of barracks punishment ,with mad koboko
i only put on the polo or cap when am within my hood or going out with my car ...
and about the learning package
i was never scared ..but i knew i could do it
..i'd ask question from public transport drivers then ,because if ask my momma or dad' they would know am up to something
..in less than a week i had d courage to shift to the 4th Gear in two weeks i was a pro at 14
i'd do all these without my parents being aware
until i jam police for road i jamed my doom..
i started sweating
i begged they threatened to take me to prison..at last they freed me since then i no exceed our estate boundary until i got a license at 16
...
long shit sha
old times

Lol2. . the one that surprises me the most is bikers coming down and pushin the bike weneva they reach a military checkpoint. Am just life WTH wen I c dat

FKBZ:
Learning to drive,has been a tedious task for me.but I drive now but still can't get over d fear.
Funny part is I drive a manual.
Scary shit.

yeah manual hard joor. But wen u beat the fear,u know say u don learn finish,n u wil be glad u learnt wit a manual transmission cos some who learn wit auto cant even move the manual wen the need arises.

Readonee35L:
Hmmm
if that happened to a man
he will receive the beating of his life from that military man...Nigerian military don't show mercy on civilians,they trash to there satisfaction so beta avoid them or there stuff
...
i didn't have any experience or such while learning,Moreover i didn't take lessons from no one ,Just basic knowledge and understanding and i could drive sticks at me early age of 14 then without any soul teaching me

am telln u bro..military men r hard...u learnt by urself? Onyem u bad o..

How did u fare wen u were learning how to drive..
Wel this didn't actually hapn to me bt to a frnd...she was driving along one of the major roads in phc and was abt turning into anoda road wen all of a sudden she bumped into a car. not aware that that was a military man,as she was abt saying sorry,the man shouted(trust them na, they like showing themselves)...common wil u get down from that vehicle nd see wat u have done. u wan say sorry. she got down pleaded with him for a while nd also with the help of passersby. she was lucky she was a lady nd with the L sign on display,he gingered finish nd left her. has anybody got this experience..share with us biko..

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I belive That's politics in Nigeria

What is the worst thing a guy/ lady has ever
done to you that you can never forget...share ur views

online abi offline,cos the venue go be problem na

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wasak: I really do not have any advice to give you!!! please can u leave d guy and be my bootycall girl! ? I'm tired of self-service! thanks

u wont go and find ur own abi?dnt worry,i go tell funke