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just passing,,,,,,,, |
what did I do wrong! |
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I am happy nothings went bad or sad I just wish others can learn from this experience and not be greedy in situations like this |
My One Chance Story
BY TM · OCTOBER 28, 2015 On my way out this morning, I boarded a car along Kubwa Express, NNPC super mega station Abuja to be precise, to area 1. After a minute drive, one of the passengers said he wanted to drop in an area where there are no buildings which of course is a red flag. He told the driver he to open his trunk so he could get his bag and the driver started shouting that the passenger is a liar because when he first entered the car he told the driver his bag contained clothes and shoes but it contained money. Dollars. How did the driver know? The driver was like “I’m taking you to our union people. You want to put me in trouble this morning abi? You don’t know police search our boot?” Then the passenger in front said “oga where are you from? where did you get this money from? How much is there?” the man replied “I’m from ghana, i was washing my oga’s clothes i come see money for the pocket and keys because he get one room weh he say make i no enter so i try the keys one come open the room and na money de the room so i take 1 million run” the lady sitting beside me said “you don finish your oga”. The driver said “I’m taking you to police station”. All this while i just sat quietly contemplating how i was going to get out of that one chance. The passenger in front then said “driver no need to take him to police station because they would just share the money among them and throw the man in jail except you will settle us and everybody go their way”. The driver was like “let me go and drop my passengers then i will take you to our union people”. The man then said he would give everyone in the car $10,000 each. The lady beside me said “how you see the thing?” I kept quiet. She nudged me and said “i de talk to you you keep me silent” i said I’m not interested. The driver then asked if I’m in a hurry i said yes. He then parked well n said i should come down and get another car. As i came down they didn’t even allow me close the door and they zoomed off leaving me in a very odd place along the road. And that was my encounter with “one chance”. Thank God nothing was taken from me. by: Doris Agubata |
The Worst NYSC Orientation Camps to
Appear on your Call-up Letter
BY TM · OCTOBER 26, 2015
The condition of NYSC orientation camps will
always be rated by the corps members that
passed through such camps and the results
thereof are relatively arguable whereas, the
deplorable state of most if not all NYSC
camps is now very alarming knowing well that
a camp is not supposed to be a luxury
vacation. However, from numerous reactions
gotten from corps members to have undergone
orientation in the various camps around the
country, we have been able to collate the top
five worst of them all. But before we continue,
let us establish some facts:
1. Food in every camp is terrible so come with
enough food money for 3 weeks if you
don’t have the stomach for what is served.
2. Everything is regimented so there’s little or
no free/personal time
3. SAED is compulsory so you can be a bada
$$ and dodge it
4. Mami Market things are quite expensive
5. The best day in camp is “Camp Fire
Night,”argue with your camp director and
commandant
Well… If you happen to be called up to the
following camps, you are sorta-kinda screwed;
excluding the disaster prone areas that
created the much needed stream B scenario. Ekiti NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Ise-Orun/ Emure Local Government Area, Ekiti State. It was reported that the camp used to be a school built during the time of Lord Lugard. If you happen to be in need of latrine services, you will have to use the Shot-Put method or the makeshift Out-House made of tree fronds. The hostels are congested and below normal living conditions of any human little less a graduate of a higher institution. Oyo Government Technical College, Iseyin Local Government Area, Iseyin, Oyo State has been described as one of the worst camps in Nigeria. Corp members who have served in the state say getting potable water inside the camp is hell, the camp’s modern bathrooms are a no-go area as well, forcing them to bathe outside in makeshift bathrooms. There are reports that a new camp is being built at the moment. Imo NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Umudi Nkwerre Local Government Area, Imo State. “Na imo camp worse past na semi-boarding shool den dey us,na one school opposite football field be their parade ground, if we wan do inter platoon parade practice na one Anglican church field. Some dey manage, Umudi na d worse camp.” Kogi “NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Asaya, Kabba Local Government Area, Kogi State is not as good as they say, there are no toilets so you must do it in the bush, even ladies. There are no exceptions. The hostels are not enough so some of you will sleep in the store popularly known as “Jamaica” (late comers). The ladies will also have a makeshift hostel from some offices there. In the morning the ladies bath outside most times as early as 4am to avoid a situation where the boys will peep.” Sokoto Government Technical College Farfaru, Farfaru Local Government Area, Sokoto State. Below are some individual quotes from corps members that have experienced the camp: “Farfaru Sokoto state camp is the worst camp in Nigeria, I rep 2012 batch B.” “We were given ‘Five-star’ hostels to sleep in.” “There was a brouhaha caused by a gentleman falling off a dilapidated bunk” “Three long weeks of excruciating desert heat” “Presence of tight-armed security” |
The Worst NYSC Orientation Camps to
Appear on your Call-up Letter
BY TM · OCTOBER 26, 2015
The condition of NYSC orientation camps will
always be rated by the corps members that
passed through such camps and the results
thereof are relatively arguable whereas, the
deplorable state of most if not all NYSC
camps is now very alarming knowing well that
a camp is not supposed to be a luxury
vacation. However, from numerous reactions
gotten from corps members to have undergone
orientation in the various camps around the
country, we have been able to collate the top
five worst of them all. But before we continue,
let us establish some facts:
1. Food in every camp is terrible so come with
enough food money for 3 weeks if you
don’t have the stomach for what is served.
2. Everything is regimented so there’s little or
no free/personal time
3. SAED is compulsory so you can be a bada
$$ and dodge it
4. Mami Market things are quite expensive
5. The best day in camp is “Camp Fire
Night,”argue with your camp director and
commandant
Well… If you happen to be called up to the
following camps, you are sorta-kinda screwed;
excluding the disaster prone areas that
created the much needed stream B scenario.
Ekiti
NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Ise-Orun/
Emure Local Government Area, Ekiti State. It
was reported that the camp used to be a
school built during the time of Lord Lugard. If
you happen to be in need of latrine services,
you will have to use the Shot-Put method or
the makeshift Out-House made of tree fronds.
The hostels are congested and below normal
living conditions of any human little less a
graduate of a higher institution.
Oyo
Government Technical College, Iseyin Local
Government Area, Iseyin, Oyo State has been
described as one of the worst camps in
Nigeria. Corp members who have served in the
state say getting potable water inside the
camp is hell, the camp’s modern bathrooms
are a no-go area as well, forcing them to
bathe outside in makeshift bathrooms. There
are reports that a new camp is being built at
the moment.
Imo
NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Umudi
Nkwerre Local Government Area, Imo State.
“Na imo camp worse past na semi-boarding
shool den dey us,na one school opposite
football field be their parade ground, if we
wan do inter platoon parade practice na one
Anglican church field. Some dey manage,
Umudi na d worse camp.”
Kogi
“NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Asaya,
Kabba Local Government Area, Kogi State is
not as good as they say, there are no toilets
so you must do it in the bush, even ladies.
There are no exceptions. The hostels are not
enough so some of you will sleep in the store
popularly known as “Jamaica” (late comers).
The ladies will also have a makeshift hostel
from some offices there. In the morning the
ladies bath outside most times as early as
4am to avoid a situation where the boys will
peep.”
Sokoto
Government Technical College Farfaru, Farfaru
Local Government Area, Sokoto State. Below
are some individual quotes from corps
members that have experienced the camp:
“Farfaru Sokoto state camp is the worst camp
in Nigeria, I rep 2012 batch B.”
“We were given ‘Five-star’ hostels to sleep in.”
“There was a brouhaha caused by a gentleman
falling off a dilapidated bunk”
“Three long weeks of excruciating desert heat”
“Presence of tight-armed security” |
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