Roland17:


I'd advise you to approach it from a positive mindset.

One of my best life experiences was when I served in Afuze (Owan East LG), Edo state. My parents were relentless in convincing me to redeploy because it was Edo and all they have heard, but I refused.

Today, I never fail to show kindness to any Edo person I come across because, my goodness, they showed me a lot of genuine love and took me like their own. Infact, I don't allow anyone speak evil about Edo people near me. Their mothers are the best and they have some of best singing voices I have ever heard. I never paid a dime on market days and the guys, while crazy, were just as kind. I still stay in touch with a few and plan to visit the next time I am in Nigeria.

I guess I am just trying to help you see that beyond the issues, this is a life experience that has the capacity of shaping or reshaping your views about certain aspects of life..

Embrace it!

Roland17:


I'd advise you to approach it from a positive mindset.

One of my best life experiences was when I served in Afuze (Owan East LG), Edo state. My parents were relentless in trying to convincing me to redeploy because it was Edo and all they have heard, but I refused.

Today, I never fail to show kindness to any Edo person I come across because, my goodness, they showed me a lot of genuine love and took me like their own. Infact, I don't allow anyone speak evil about Edo people near me. Their mothers are the best and they have some of best singing voices I have ever heard. I never paid a dime on market days and the guys, while crazy, were just as kind. I still stay in touch with a few and plan to visit the next time I am in Nigeria.

I guess I am just trying to help you see that beyond the issues, this is a life experience that has the capacity of shaping or reshaping your views about certain aspects of life..

Embrace it!

Roland17:


I'd advise you to approach it from a positive mindset.

One of my best life experiences was when I served in Afuze (Owan East LG), Edo state. My parents were relentless in trying to convincing me to redeploy because it was Edo and all they have heard, but I refused.

Today, I never fail to show kindness to any Edo person I come across because, my goodness, they showed me a lot of genuine love and took me like their own. Infact, I don't allow anyone speak evil about Edo people near me. Their mothers are the best and they have some of best singing voices I have ever heard. I never paid a dime on market days and the guys, while crazy, were just as kind. I still stay in touch with a few and plan to visit the next time I am in Nigeria.

I guess I am just trying to help you see that beyond the issues, this is a life experience that has the capacity of shaping or reshaping your views about certain aspects of life..

Embrace it!

Shegzdave:
Decided to take the evening bus because when I checked every transport, almost all of them are scheduled to move in the afternoon/evening cause of less patronage. Most people are moving tomorrow

Bonny way transport ways

Roland17:


I'd advise you to approach it from a positive mindset.

One of my best life experiences was when I served in Afuze (Owan East LG), Edo state. My parents were relentless in trying to convincing me to redeploy because it was Edo and all they have heard, but I refused.

Today, I never fail to show kindness to any Edo person I come across because, my goodness, they showed me a lot of genuine love and took me like their own. Infact, I don't allow anyone speak evil about Edo people near me. Their mothers are the best and they have some of best singing voices I have ever heard. I never paid a dime on market days and the guys, while crazy, were just as kind. I still stay in touch with a few and plan to visit the next time I am in Nigeria.

I guess I am just trying to help you see that beyond the issues, this is a life experience that has the capacity of shaping or reshaping your views about certain aspects of life..

Embrace it!

folake4u:


Thank you 😊 for this lovely review.

When next you visit Edo, I can be your tour guide.

iamoyindamola:
Akpi is free
Burna boy is a bully🤬🤬🤬

https://www.nairaland.com/8323197/speed-darlington-regains-freedom-after

Shegzdave:
Decided to take the evening bus because when I checked every transport, almost all of them are scheduled to move in the afternoon/evening cause of less patronage. Most people are moving tomorrow

Bonny way transport ways

Melvyn11:

See immigrant

Ihebu4chelsea:
Akpi should mind his business henceforth.

folake4u:


Thank you 😊 for this lovely review.

When next you visit Edo, I can be your tour guide.

folake4u:


Thank you 😊 for this lovely review.

When next you visit Edo, I can be your tour guide.

iamoyindamola:

Akpi trolled him like everyone
But akpi is the scapegoat because he's the lesser one to deal with

iamoyindamola:
https://x.com/DAMIADENUGA/status/1881645024204534235?t=u4ZO0dwGSFQo5nT4tPE9Ag&s=19

If I am a coach and one stupid player try this
I will make sure his useless career ends there

Roland17:


The referee that allowed the werey to do that nonsense na him I blame. I for don issue am red card.

The werey wanted to create a viral moment, which he did to be fair.

TrebleChamp:
Night journey used to be fun and safe back in the day, you go even see babe rock all night until you reach your destination. Men don commit plenty sin sha...

Roland17:


The referee that allowed the werey to do that nonsense na him I blame. I for don issue am red card.

The werey wanted to create a viral moment, which he did to be fair.

Roland17:


I'd advise you to approach it from a positive mindset.

One of my best life experiences was when I served in Afuze (Owan East LG), Edo state. My parents were relentless in trying to convincing me to redeploy because it was Edo and all they have heard, but I refused.

Today, I never fail to show kindness to any Edo person I come across because, my goodness, they showed me a lot of genuine love and took me like their own. Infact, I don't allow anyone speak evil about Edo people near me. Their mothers are the best and they have some of best singing voices I have ever heard. I never paid a dime on market days and the guys, while crazy, were just as kind. I still stay in touch with a few and plan to visit the next time I am in Nigeria.

I guess I am just trying to help you see that beyond the issues, this is a life experience that has the capacity of shaping or reshaping your views about certain aspects of life..

Embrace it!

BlueRayDick:


If u can, please redeploy back to Lagos after ur 3 weeks in camp . In fact , while in camp start processing ur redeployment .

The only advice I can give any graduate posted outside Lagos, Rivers , FCT , etc where things Dey happen and headquarters of companies are located is to relocate back to Lagos and start the job search journey earlier .

I consider spending one full year teaching or working in an LGA council in a place like Plateau or any other part of the north , east , southwest , etc a complete waste of one year.

If u are Lagos within that service year , u will have an advantage over ur peers in the sense that u can apply for graduate trainee roles , internship and other entry level roles while ur mates are busy focusing on teaching in one obscure village .

If u are lucky , u may even get job while still observing ur service year. If I had known this during my own time , I wouldn’t had wasted that full service year teaching , eating and sleeping .

Amigoss:


Stay safe bro

Ihebu4chelsea:
Safe journey bro.

iamoyindamola:
Akpi is free
Burna boy is a bully🤬🤬🤬

https://www.nairaland.com/8323197/speed-darlington-regains-freedom-after

BlueRayDick:


I don’t support what Burna did to him o, but Akpintoo supposed rest . He has said a whole lot of crazy stuff in the past sha . He’s a tribalist who says all sorts of shiiii about Yoruba and has even talked on several of his fellow musicians at different point in time .

He can keep making his music without trying to be controversial and denigrating others .

Shegzdave:

The reason for redeploying is so as to finish My ICAN exams

BlueRayDick:


Good ! While writing ur exams , do well to watch out for graduate trainee programs of EY, KPMG, Deloitte , PWC , Accessbank , UBA , Coronation Merchant bank , Heirs Holdings , etc .

Apply to as many of those companies , make sure u write as many aptitude tests as u can and attend as many interviews as u can .

While ur mates are stuck in some village teaching some primary/secondary school subject that adds little or no value to them , u are actively navigating ur way in the labour market . And u might be fortunate to land a good paying job before or by the end of ur service year.

Due to the the serious issues in the Nigerian labor market , it is advisable u start early .

GloriousGbola:


i dont know if it still works - but if you get gmat and gre test prep books that is what they used to base their tests on. sometimes they copied and pasted. quite literally i must have gotten 100/100 in the test of my old place when i applied because they def dubbed one of those books . keep in mind this is 2003/4

BlueRayDick:


Yes u are right , most of those aptitude tests are GMAT, SHL , Dragnet and the likes . I used to have some of those practice questions and answers in my mail too but since I had long passed that stage of writing aptitude tests and most of the people I encouraged too passed that stage , I don’t have them any longer .

I’m sure if he ransack the jobs/vacancy section on Nairaland he will be able to get some of those materials .

GloriousGbola:


Damn that Theflint1 prick is not an all around agege bread eating badt guy but actually a nice guy

Say it ain't so!