NYSC state coordinator orders corper to kneel down for trying to leave during his address, yesterday, in Abuja. watch the video below :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NaLyDCg3Fxc

nothing bad there, we did gbagam 50times for captain Tumaka at asaya camp in kogi state. that is still part of the functions.

alizma:
nothing bad there, we did gbagam 50times for captain Tumaka at asaya camp in kogi state. that is still part of the functions.

imagine. no respect here.

press9jatv:
imagine. no respect here.

which respect? you are a Corp under going training and you are asking for respect.

alizma:

which respect? you are a Corp under going training and you are asking for respect.

there should be a respect please. it can't happen in united state of America or United Kingdom.

press9jatv:
there should be a respect please. it can't happen in united state of America or United Kingdom.

has any of your family members been to United State? that is how you people will sit in your village and be typing rubbish.

alizma:

has any of your family members been to United State? that is how you people will sit in your village and be typing rubbish.

lol Nigerians with their jokes. there's decency in the countries I post above. Hmmmmmmm

press9jatv:
lol Nigerians with their jokes. there's decency in the countries I post above. Hmmmmmmm

first, go to google for the meaning of corps the you with that knowledge, you may understand that kneeling down is nothing as punishment in the course of their training. you can't gladly embrace the benefits that comes with the name while denying the disadvantages. when I was serving, I traveled to my home town unaware of curfew at at that time but because I was wearing my uniform and ID card, I was allowed to walk to my house through a good number armies all over the place. a set of the armies I met on the way almost went into one of the houses around to call a bike man to take me to my house but in the second thought that the bike man will find it difficult to return alone, I had to trek. that is one of the benefits that comes with it after going through the training. to an extent you are recognise as one of them reason being that you have taste, to an extent what they tasted. even in United Kingdom and United States, corps members serve more punishment when they commit offence against their boss than just being asked to kneel down

alizma:

first, go to google for the meaning of corps the you with that knowledge, you may understand that kneeling down is nothing as punishment in the course of their training. you can't gladly embrace the benefits that comes with the name while denying the disadvantages. when I was serving, I traveled to my home town unaware of curfew at at that time but because I was wearing my uniform and ID card, I was allowed to walk to my house through a good number armies all over the place. a set of the armies I met on the way almost went into one of the houses around to call a bike man to take me to my house but in the second thought that the bike man will find it difficult to return alone, I had to trek. that is one of the benefits that comes with it after going through the training. to an extent you are recognise as one of them reason being that you have taste, to an extent what they tasted. even in United Kingdom and United States, corps members serve more punishment when they commit offence against their boss than just being asked to kneel down

can you please post pictures where a serving Corp member was persuaded to knee down in United States of America and United Kingdom.

press9jatv:
imagine. no respect here.

.. He should respect himself first.

JONNYSPUTE:
.. He should respect himself first.

Abi oooo, respect is reciprocal.

JONNYSPUTE:
.. He should respect himself first.

yes