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ednut1:I pray o ![]() |
ajoskele:Alright |
NnamdiN:Wow! Fellowship ain't compulsory? The 'F' in NCCF itself is Fellowship, how come? Lol. Alcohol isn't allowed in the house, but you can still drink outside, provided you don't get drunk isn't that flexible enough? |
ajoskele:Not entirely true. Mine was mixed up; Igbo, Edo, yoruba. Presido was yoruba, some of the Igbos schooled in the South West. Them just dey speak yoruba then. At a point, we reminded them that English was the official language. |
NnamdiN:Funny experience sha, lol. I been stubborn that year oh, cos @ a point, I felt they just wan find my trouble. Provided you had obeyed the rules or opted for permission before the fellowship, that 'small boy' wouldn't have any reason to call you out, would he? NCCF sha ![]() |
ajoskele:Sure, but not like NCCF I guess. |
Jamean:I can imagine ![]() Thanks for sharing. |
pendusky:Glad I could help ![]() |
ajoskele:How about NACC? Well...it could be your location though. |
You can add yours ![]() Modified: Sorry guys, had to 'steal' the FTC seat. The feeling is outta this world ![]() NB: Family house here refers to either of MCAN, NACC, NCCF, or any apartment provided by your denomination during your NYSC program. These apartments are for corps members only. |
Last night I took a trip down memory lane. I couldn’t help but smile at my experience: the good, bad, ugly and dirty! I’m not much of a writer, but somehow I just wish I can pen down everything in details. Last time I checked, it’s almost two (2) weeks to sum it up to year I had my POP. I decided to share a few reasons for prospective corps members who haven’t made up their minds about accommodation ish, and why you should consider staying in family house. Mind you, there are stringent rules to be obeyed, but then I kinda feel the advantages far outweigh the disadvantages for a corper relying on your allowee. Coming from someone who stayed both in the family house and corper’s lodge for a reasonable length of time, I see the following reasons as advantages one can benefit from. (1) SPIRITUAL GROWTH: For a graduate with Christian upbringing and who honestly wants to live a Christ-like life, the family house is the best place you can think of. Prayers and worship are usually not less than twice in a day. (2) LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE: As a member of family house, you may be elected for various offices such as the President, Vice President, Secretary-General, PRO, Treasurer etc. You stand to gain a whole lot from such leadership pedestal. Such leadership positions can be written on your CV and the activities involved could be referenced during behavioural interviews. In addition, all the CLO during my service year were staying in the family house. (3) FIRST-HAND INFORMATION: This is sequel to point (2) above. The CLO is a corps liaison officer. Information on clearance, POP date & venue, NYSC-related matters, etc passes from the CLO to the immediate occupants of the family house before it gets to the ‘Ordinary Corper’ in the same village/town. (4) SAFETY: Family houses are safe to a reasonable extent. There are rules to be kept to ensure everyone’s safety. (5) CULINARY AND HANDCRAFT SKILLS: This is where we know the potential wife materials, lol. There are ladies on the cooking roster that you just wish they could be made to cook every day! They cook so well that you can’t help but beg for more. On the other hand, there are names you see on duty and be like ‘’guy, make I reach Express chop, na Princess dey kitchen today o! The good thing is you will be made jest of, but in the long run, you must learn. Also, anyone who is eager to learn bead making, wire works, and all that ish is opportune to learn, most times for free! (6) HAVEN FOR NURSING MOTHERS: There are willing corpers who would happily babysit your cute baby while you sleep, wash or go out. (7) RELATIVELY CHEAP: With monthly subscription fee ranging from N4,000 to N6,000, depending on your location, you are guaranteed a decent two-square meal and a place to sleep. Just move in with your clothes, toiletries, laptop, etc. You need not bother about buying pots, stove, palm oil, and general foodstuff. Just subscribe and enjoy. You can get your personal provisions though. ( REFERRALS: Staying in family house means you’ll be present in church often and also join the youths in various activities. You get to be seen by people and trust me, you never can tell who’s WHO amongst the congregation.(9) YOU’LL NEVER WALK ALONE: This is self-explanatory, wherever you wanna go, even if it’s just a casual stroll, there’s always someone interested in same thing. Just make sure if you are a guy, you don’t always hang out with a particular girl, cos everyone will assume you two are dating. Bottom line is wonderful friendship is established there. There are entertainment gadgets like TV, DVD, GoTV or games to add fun to your stay. (10) POST-NYSC: You could always show up at the family house even after POP. Maybe you need a place to stay for that important interview or aptitude test, you don’t have to feel stranded.
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[quote author= post=30204922]Lmao , a sister had to try her luck naa.The materials are alot and they are busting my brain. Someone is now saying the questions are new.[/quote]You're a lady sef ![]() Send me PM make we reason your matter ![]() |
singlefade25:Are you on this race? ![]() |
[quote author= post=30204128]Please anyone who has done the test, kindly drop some of the questions if you can remember. ![]() Thank you.[/quote]You go old, stay there ![]() |
ednut1:Fingers crossed then. ![]() |
digitalsimboja:Same thing here. I clicked on reject invite, I was taken to the 'upload passport' section. I had to just fill in the feedback section. @ednut1, did you get a mail after rejecting? |
ednut1:I pray o ![]() |
Gillbertoesther:Hope you didn't waste your time going there. |
ednut1:Ok boss. Where's Olutola88, how much these guyz dey pay? ![]() |
ednut1:Which excuse you give them? Na Saturday sure pass o |
ArchEnemy:lol leave the guy, I dey laugh sef. @OP, while in camp, I was posted to one private school. When I got the posting letter, the school's name sounded so nice that I was kinda excited i'll be teaching in a standard school. I got there and was totally disappointed. The a*shole principal thought he was even doing me a favor by accepting me. I told him to reject me, then under reason for rejection the guy wrote ''Corps member not comfortable with conditions''. I had to press some buttons to arrive in a government secondary school with enough free time at my disposal ![]() |
It still baffles me how guys/girls think of having sex in orientation camps. Imagine a place where there's scarcity of water, smelling corners, bushes, et al. Such corp members need a mental check. Three weeks ain't that long to chill abeg. |
singlefade25:*dancing mode* I gat a feeling...that today's gonna be a good day... ![]() |
Nice review. |
singlefade25:Chai.. Hope there's enough lav to go round sha ![]() |
AbaGuyMan:Probably commercial and humanities |
15minutes more to my 2am meeting. *Flying mode activated* |
veevean1:Good morning ![]() |
23rd January is on a Friday, whatever happened to the usual Saturday Dragnet test tho. And again, Apapa of all places? Hmmm. |
PrincesAsinya:43k |
Ok. |
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e.t.c and twas a lovely experience.