Ok

Etche

I am contemplating that too, but i dont want to give them any reason for not giving me my certificate.

At around 2:30pm today, I recieved this message from the C.L.O.
"All batch B 2014 corps members have been directed by the State cordinator to proceed to the NYSC orientation camp in Nonwa on Wednesday 1/7/15 regards the Passing Out on thursday. Corps member are supposed to be fully kitted and would be addressed by 3pm by State cordinator NYSC. Collection of final Clearances by 10 am in the morning tomorrow at the camp.Failure to do so will lead to sanctions for the defaulters. Treat this message with utmost dispatch."

From what we have had, we are going to spend the night(wednesday/thursday) in the camp premises(i.e. in Nonwa-gbam).

Now, I have a lot of questions.
1. Are corp members who are about passing out supposed to spend a night again at the camp?

2. What information does the state coordinator intend to pass across that is so important as to risk the lives of corp members(people coming from different parts of the state), not mindin the logistics and planning that would go into camping over two thousand people overnight(food, electricity, security e.t.c).

3. Does it have to be compulsory for everybody? What about nursing mothers and women with children? Or people who are sick presently?

4. Cant we demand an explanation, as to why an impromptu gathering in camp will be requested of us with no cogent reason why we should be there or why we have to spend the night there.

5. This is the last day of june and it is a known fact that salary or 'allawee' earners are usually cash-strapped(broke)at this period. Why would they demand something that would require people to need money without making sure that we receive alert first.

6. Why is it only in Rivers state? Why are other states not involved in goin back to camp?

Please, I need an explanation because I am overwhemled with emotions of ........ I dont know what word to describe it. Thank you.

The things women would condone, all in the name of "i dont want a broken marriage". Hmmm.
Smh for the family.

All you said seems like assumptions or what people have said. You havent found out the truth yourself. Try to find out the truth. You can show up unannouced at their work place and watch their reactions.
If you eventually find out they are doing the deed. Then its up to you to choose. Money or peaceful marriage.

$10 million for a piece of undergarment?

Babalegba: . What are you on about. Do you have a problem or something.

I suggest you make your comment and not question someone else's opinion. I would assume you are not in the country and not take offense for your statement.

I hope Nigerian girls would learn from this.