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Orientation Report... Parade rehearsals was abruptly halted in one of the NYSC Orientation camps in northern Nigeria when a male corps member openly proposes to his female platoon member. The attention of the entire 10 platoons of corps members available in camp and military commanders were drawn when he humbly knelt down to ask the beautiful girl if she will marry him. But it was later realized its actually one of those dramas seen everyday in NYSC Orientation camps across Nigeria. See video:      

Loving The Right Person, The Key To Fulfilment. www.gigiinamoto.blogspot.com Love someone who doesn’t see your struggles as an inconvenience. Someone who doesn’t feel pestered by your problems because they know your problems aren’t something you asked for or ever wanted. Someone who understands that if you could make these bad things go away, you could. Love that person. The person who won’t quit. The person who won’t make you feel bad for feeling lost, or alone, or tired. Who won’t guilt you for not feeling like yourself. Love someone who just wants to help, someone who won’t stop loving you when they realize maybe they can’t. Love someone who doesn’t force you to be anyone other than who you really are, even if some days you don’t know who that person is. Someone who doesn’t subconsciously force you to fake that you’re okay, when you’re just not. Someone who knows the difference between “I’m okay,” when it’s real, and when it’s anything but. Someone who knows when your h

Skills Exhibition And Acquisition Development (SAED) lectures in NYSC Orientation Camp in Katsina left some of the Corps members falling asleep amidst important subject being discussed. The reason, according to one of the Corps Member who pleaded anonymity, is the meal (Akamu & beans) that was served earlier in the morning before the SAED lectures.

Zamfara State NYSC Coordinator has assured BATCH B Stream II Corps Members who will be dispatch to their Places Of Primary Assignment in Zamfara State after their Orientation Camp in Katsina, of their government readiness to make sure nothing will happen to any of them. He went further to encourage them that the state is very peaceful and accommodating to everyone. But he warned that they should be of good conduct in order to earn the respect of their host communities. He advised every Corps Member posted to the state to respect the laws guiding the people of the state. He laid emphasis on moderate and decent dressing from the corps members, stressing that indecency in dressing, disrespect to to authorities and unruly behaviors will end up causing misunderstanding between the Corps member and his/her new environment. He also encourage them to be of positive impact to their host communities.

By Gigi www.aksgovonline.org The remains of former United Nations Secretary-General, Kofi Annan, arrives in Ghana today, Monday, September 10, for the start of the three-day state funeral. The Kofi Annan Funeral Committee in consultation with the family of the Former UN Secretary-General has released details of his burial arrangements in Accra. Kofi Annan, who was the 7th Secretary General of the UN, died in Switzerland three weeks ago after a short illness. Addressing the press in Accra, Information Minister-designate, Kojo Oppong-Nkrumah, said body of the former UN boss will arrive on September 10 accompanied by his widow Nane Maria Annan, children and some officials from the UN. The remains will be received with a brief ceremony led by the Ghana Armed forces and the President of the Republic Nana Addo Danquah Akufo-Addo before being  moved to the Accra International Conference Centre. On September 11, Kofi Annan’s body will be laid in state at the Accra Internatio

Amir was driving at a very high speed of over 200km/hr around 12noon within Sokoto Airport Road, in an area called Bado, when the accident happened. With him in the car were Khalifa Maccido, son of Aliyu Macciddo, and a girl he allegedly imported from Kaduna to have fun with. Witnesses at the scene of the crash said Amir had been drunk while driving, and that a bottle of Benelyn Codeine syrup was found in the car. T he eldest son of Usman Sa’ad Abubakar, the Sultan of Sokoto, popularly called Amir, has been involved in an accident. Amir, whose name means “leader” and was named after Sheik Usman Fodio, was driving at a very high speed of over 200km/hr around 12noon within Sokoto Airport Road, in an area called Bado, when the accident happened. With him in the car were Khalifa Maccido, son of Aliyu Macciddo, and a girl he allegedly imported from Kaduna to have fun with. Amir, believed to have been dismissed from a UK school due to his drunkenne