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It's shameful! The kind of scrutiny I went through at busia boarder between Kenya and Uganda doesn't tell good about us in fact holding a Nigerian passport is such a disadvantage. Even with my permits here as a student I still get treated like a criminal. It's unfortunate out government isn't doing anything. Yes we have some bad eggs among us but it doesn't justify the huge maltreatment we get in some of these African countries. I've been to all countries in east Africa non can I say is better than us even when u put them together! We have what it takes to be looked up to as a role model and not be seen as criminals. Not with Uganda looking like ariaria market in Aba I honestly blame our government! 4 Likes |
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Please you people should get your facts well before posting it here a more reason why this isn't a reliable place for getting the right information, who told you guy the MI-24 helicopter belongs to the Nigerian army?? Its for the airforce and that's not the army uniform rather the an airforce officer in his flying suit: nkt 1 Like |
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the camp is not the best expect the worse and dont give money to your fellow corps members who claim to have connections to influence ur ppa posting instead go through your officials in ur various platoons, and the state is owing some past batchs of corpers so dont rely on the state allowance, there are better opportunities for people posted to urban areas here, good luck i passed out of nonwa gbam camp april 2014 batch A |
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