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joystickextendr:
damn may their soul rip








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joystickextendr:
damn may their soul rip








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mztubsy:
There's nutn to round off.I just narrated my own ordeal...story ke? Am i a writer?

mztubsy:
I particularly don't find this funny due to the fact that I have once been a victim of this nonsnse.it happnened during madonna uni days.y'all know that private schoool students store up konji.I was just the guy's labrat thatday.he mssed up my skirt.I didn't cause a scene tho,cuz he looked quite nerdy and I felt pityfor him.he felt like a kid.so I just walked away with my friends....funniest thing is we met again @ his faculty and he kpt on pleading and pleading....we became friends afterwards....lolz.these things do happen ,selfcontrol or not.espcially if a lady's got nice ass.

Elisim:
Hi peeps in the house, I've read all the posts and sincerely everyone is making points. It all boils down to DISCIPLINE... there are people who can accommodate hunger/thirst for sure and there those who cannot for a bit or even try it (1-1-1, 1-0-1, 0-1-1 etc), the elders say hunger do not kill but I tell u it can make u steal if care is not taking, it varies and depends on who you are cos it can even make you take food from your enemy.

The issue of SAVING is a very good idea, I know of people who saved and at the end cldn't make use of the money (died) after passing thru hell to get through it. There are those who saved and at the end it all (savings) went down to paying of hospital bills (not any one's portion)either for themselves or to save the life of a family member, it happens. Then there are those who it really helped out in one way or the other (BUT I AS PERSON WILL NEVER STARVE OR LOOK TATTERED IN THE NAME OF SAVING, I WILL ONLY SAVE WHAT I CAN...)

Sure, we are now in a century where we all thought, desired and wished to have handwork and then degree at the same time as its now presently the trend in town...."everybody show your handwork". There are those who could work and school at the same time (like me) while there are those who can't combine the two. We are all made different and created in variety of ways that is why the GRACE N UNMERRITED FAVOUR of GOD upon each and everyone of us is totally DIFFERENT. Some of us our glory comes in the morning, some at noon, and others evening (I personally prefer evening, so I can leave behind for my generation both born and yet unborn) some are blessed to make it through business (do not use this to judge any other person if you are successful in it), some are blessed to make it from earning salaries (people build houses from salaries they earn and live comfortable more than others, do not use this judge any other person if you are successful in it), others are blessed to make it through handwork (people buy cars and build houses from hair-plaiting, furniture making etc,do not use this to judge any other person if you are successful in it), therefore it boils down to we are all CREATED DIFFERENTLY.

Its just like pastoral work, some are called (and they are successful in it), while some just fix themselves or force themselves into it and you know the rest.......cos I believe you do see most of them; while others dive into various things to make sure they are successful.....WE ARE DIFFERENT. I as a person, do try my best not to envy (cos even the Bible said 'do not covet') cos a businessman will never and can never tell you his secrets....if he does, then its either you try and get involved or you look for a way to run for your dear life because it varies (we are in 9ja).

Saving from only and solely N19,800 is not an easy task, but if you can do it (kudos) to you. All the same its still a gud thing if one can bring him/herself to do it, for me even if its N3,000 monthly you can set aside and pretend its not there...fine...keep up with it as it can help you in a way or the other both before and after your service year. As I know there are those of us who will pay our tithes from the N19,800; transport, buy food stuff especially areas where food stuff are expensive it won't be easy, would want to flex once in a while cos one can't keep looking like his/her own is the worst.

Guess we should be grateful afterall we are still better than those who were paid N7,500, N9,500, or N11,800.

So my advice is .......if you can save....pls do it but not at the expense of starving yourself so you won't start running helter skelter buying drugs here n there (then wat's the use saving) and then try and get a skill no matter how it is (i really loved and wished I was a fashion designer) still on my mind and trying to figure out ways in which to get it thru... but one thing for sure is that my children must have a handwork even while in school (by His grace they will read and then learn the hand work). Cheers friends, may the Lord be with us.

Amusaopeyemi: Choi . Una wicked no be small.

ajoskele: Are you gaining anything from this your "little advice"? You sound like someone really after something!!

herkeym001: E go beta for you front and back for saying the truth, am 2013 batch C Corper. I was also here last year busy reading tips on how to save up to N150,000 of my Alawee.

These are my excuses why am yet to save any money from my alawee;
1. My PPA doesn't provide accomotion for corpers. I paid N800 for house rent and nepa bill per month.
2. From my house to NYSC secretariat is N100(I.e to and fro will be N200) for every thursdays CDS meeting.
2i. We had 3 general CDS befor it was later cancelled, those general CDS was held at far venue from secretariat all in the course of knowing other places of our Local Government better aside our PPA and secretariat.
2ii. CDS anual due of my CDS (FRSC)is N1,450.
3. I have to buy food stuffs, toiletries, make stew or soup.
4. Mcan monthly due is N500.
5. Miscellaneous expenses e.g buying of recharge cards for call and BB subscription, buying bags of pure water for home drinking, eat snacks outside to surpress hunger etc.
6. Home aplliances like iron, fan, TV and DVD, carpet etc
7. Tap water hardly rush in the community am serving, so, we corpers trek with two empty 25gallons to other community to fetch water but transport it home with N50
8. Let me stop here

These are reasons I think some people save from their Alawee;
1. If you have skills/hand work that brings you money.
2. If your elder brothers and sisters send you money or your parent.
3. If you don't eat much right from home befor going for NYSC or you're a saddist type who don't do anything with anybody.
4. If you eat any kind of food ( this is for village corpers)
5. Etc

Am still serving at EKITI STATE, EPE-EKITI. Though those indegenes do offer me foods but I hate the aroma of their soup I can't even put it to my mouth.

Last bullet: you can hardly save from your Alawee if you don't have external source of money but just only N19,800 Alawee.

herkeym001: E go beta for you front and back for saying the truth, am 2013 batch C Corper. I was also here last year busy reading tips on how to save up to N150,000 of my Alawee.

These are my excuses why am yet to save any money from my alawee;
1. My PPA doesn't provide accomotion for corpers. I paid N800 for house rent and nepa bill per month.
2. From my house to NYSC secretariat is N100(I.e to and fro will be N200) for every thursdays CDS meeting.
2i. We had 3 general CDS befor it was later cancelled, those general CDS was held at far venue from secretariat all in the course of knowing other places of our Local Government better aside our PPA and secretariat.
2ii. CDS anual due of my CDS (FRSC)is N1,450.
3. I have to buy food stuffs, toiletries, make stew or soup.
4. Mcan monthly due is N500.
5. Miscellaneous expenses e.g buying of recharge cards for call and BB subscription, buying bags of pure water for home drinking, eat snacks outside to surpress hunger etc.
6. Home aplliances like iron, fan, TV and DVD, carpet etc
7. Tap water hardly rush in the community am serving, so, we corpers trek with two empty 25gallons to other community to fetch water but transport it home with N50
8. Let me stop here

These are reasons I think some people save from their Alawee;
1. If you have skills/hand work that brings you money.
2. If your elder brothers and sisters send you money or your parent.
3. If you don't eat much right from home befor going for NYSC or you're a saddist type who don't do anything with anybody.
4. If you eat any kind of food ( this is for village corpers)
5. Etc

Am still serving at EKITI STATE, EPE-EKITI. Though those indegenes do offer me foods but I hate the aroma of their soup I can't even put it to my mouth.

Last bullet: you can hardly save from your Alawee if you don't have external source of money but just only N19,800 Alawee.

freshdude2: I didn't save a dot from that meagre stipend. I balled hard and don't/didn't regret it. If you don't have another source of income, invest what you can of it. Of what use is starving yourself with no end value. A more sensible title would be "How To Put Your Allowance To Good Use."