emeka2847:
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lolz, upon all, u no make d fp. kikikikikikiki

derz no faction in government

last to comment on fp..

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e b like d tin don close o. n i bin dey for d last stage

Nigerdeltaboi:
nice i guess i ll fall into the sports category ,pls is tekwando and lawn tennis played in camp .......if not i guess football will do just fine.

football n volleyball n athletics are d only sports competitions available. any oda sports cud just be for leisure/fun

ftc on my mind

Titiluvly:
Me too

volleyball for females. buh der ll b a novelty match btw female corpers n female officials(nysc, man-o-war, n military) ditto the male folks

c ftc o! mae i go touch am.. o boi na fp o!

ds may b d last tym we would endure diz 'n types of ppl u meet in x-place' posts. savour!
1. The Sports Freak
Yay! These guys breathed a huge sigh of relief when they found out they will b involved in inter-platoon competitions (football, athletics, volleyball). The best individual performers gets to join the state team, preparing for regional and national competitions. Pure Heaven!
2. The Match Squad/Band Freak
These gentlemen corps members are the most enthusiastic of all corps members. They are closer to the military for obvious reasons. They are the emblem of the nysc anthem- "...under the sun or in the rain.."
3. The Social Freak
These guys are always in the fore front of every social night outs, always hanging out @maami. They work hand in hand with officials to make every night a lively party.
4. The Do-Nothing Freak
These guys would stop at nothing to make sure they do totally nothing during the 3 weeks orientation exercise, while some may continue the run of form throughout the service year. Mind you, these guys enjoy the whole experience more than any other, unlike our next set of guys:
5 The Anti-NYSC/Complaints Group
These guys see nothing good about the scheme. They complain about how the scheme is a waste of time and efforts; how they will scrap the whole thing if given the opportunity. One begins to wonder- did this guy make as much efforts as i made to get here?

fp material.
incase

tins we do to make fp. i ad 2 axept dat am a Muslim

the only disturbing miracle is this thread making it to fp

fp tins!

edozie04: Mr op u ar not funny

ya i no. dats y i came to ds section

since every nw has a thread from guitarists, to virgins, single parents. na joke o!

is any of dem on NL. so we can vote for dem

fp tins!
BTW y dint tiwa perform 'wanted' last nite? is pfame aired live?

omg! Howedes happen?

Germany wer in kroos control against Brazil

redcliff: You can keep your life lesson in your personal diary and read when you want to. Nobody asked for it..

troll!

Last night witnessed a strange act
in the history of world football as
the Germans shocked the Brazilian
team with a whooping 7-1 defeat.
We all laughed about this
unprecedented defeat, but as I
thought about it, there are lessons
to be learnt. Here are few:
1. The Indispensable One
There is no gain saying the fact
that the absence of the Brazilian
Striker, Neymar contributed hugely
to their gross loss. This dude had
become their god to the extent that
the spectators chant his name
whenever he's on the field.
Lesson:
If you are one of those who trust in
man SO much for help, there may
be a time they won't be able to
help you. Not because they don't
want to, but probably because it
was beyond their reach.
If you are an Entrepreneur, NEVER
build your business around 1 staff,
no matter how good or dedicated
he/she is. His or her exit may mark
the beginning of the end of your
business.
2. Success is sweet!
I was dazed when I saw Manuel's
countenance (the German Keeper)
after he conceded a goal even
though they'd scored 7! He was
angry. He'd wanted to keep a clean
record! He's FIFA's #1 Goal Keeper
in the tournament.
Lesson:
You must never be satisfied with
the status quo. No matter what
you've achieved, always thirst for
more.
3. Thankful Attitude
More surprising to me was when I
saw David Luiz (who captained the
Brazilian team) when he went on
his knees giving thanks to God
immediately the final whistle was
blown. I've never seen such before!
Lesson:
No matter what loss you have
suffered or suffering, never cease to
thank God. The Bible admonishes
us to "give thanks always". Luiz
was an inspiration to me last
night.

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dis wc failure cud become a stepping stone. beta dey smell

after almost scoring record -own goal hatrick

is it me? or am i beginning to like d blonde low cuttie dancer?

mr op, u just put God last. talk bout failure!

wer d roads... excuse me!

aw can i screw my opportunity to b on fp. @last!

I gues its man mismanagement 4rm DR Congo's FA. Dey av a world cup winning lent squad

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Henrik Larsson: Sweden (Cape Verde)
Manuel dos Santos: France (Cape Verde)
Claude Makelele: France (DR Congo)
Peguy Luyindula: France (DR Congo)
Blaise N'Kufo: Switzerland (DR Congo)
Emile Mpenza: Belgium (DR Congo)
Mbo Mpenza: Belgium (DR Congo)
Kiki Musampa: Holland (DR Congo)
Ali Maboula Lukunku: France (DR Congo)
Gaby Mudingayi: Belgium (DR Congo)
Patrick Dimbala: Belgium (DR Congo)
Vincent Kompany: Belgium (DR Congo)
Jose Bosingwa da Silva: Portugal (DR Congo)
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Youssouf Hersi: Holland (Ethiopia)
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