WHAT WILL YOU MISS THE MOST????????

Good morning beautiful people...... Guess your night was splendid.
I know majority of the persons going for 2013 Batch C NYSC orientation camp have gotten their call-up letters by now. Even some persons are already en-route the state they were posted to, depending on the distance especially those going to the northern part of the country. I wish you all a stress free journey.

I know even if most of us won't want to admit it, we all are going to miss one thing/person or the other and people are going to miss us too. Those things and persons includes our close friends, spouse, fiance, fiancée, laptops, parents, siblings, church, colleagues in our place of work, Ipad, phones e.t.c......
As for me I'm going to miss those special persons in my life, my family, my church and my Ipad #AngryFace#. Without my Ipad its going to be so difficult to update this blog, but surely I will improvise because there is always a way out.
Now lets get interactive.........what are those things and persons that you will miss the most as you embark on this great journey to serve your fatherland???????????????? Just write them on the comment section......... lets see who is going to miss the most things.

Wishing you the very best as you embark on this once in a life time journey #cheers#

ALERT!!!! ALERT!!!! ALERT!!!!

UNIPORT students your callup letters are ready........
Faculty of Education and Humanities go to lecture all A3 and A4 Choba Park.
Faculty of Social Sciences, Sciences, College of Health Sciences, Engineering and the rest go to Student Affairs window opposite those office blocks, Choba Park.

The process is very simple as there are no much persons today.
Just take this following documents along.

1.  Your original success letter and two photocopies 
2. Two photocopies of dully signed two thousand Naira bank teller 
3. Your school ID card.....don't photocopy it  
4. Serial number of your Bursary clearance. 

 If you can, go today as there are no much persons and tomorrow will be very tedious.

STATES OF SERVICE FOR 2013 BATCH C CORPERS

Hello beautiful people.....hope your day went well.
I know by now many of the batch C 2013 corpers must have seen the state that they have been posted to.........
Now lets get interactive ..........the purpose of this post is for us to share the state we've been posted to so as to enable us know each other before entering camp. You never can tell, you might get a new friend that's going to serve in the same state with you via this platform. Who knows, you guys can even travel together to camp so that the journey to the new land will not be boring.

Here is the simple rules of this post......Leave your name, state you've been posted to and possible means of contact (Phone Number, BB/Android Pin, Facebook Name, E-mail address e.t.c) in the comment section.

I wish you all the best as you embark on this journey to serve your fathers land.

JOB OPENINGS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 For ex-corpers and people seeking employment, please check this list below

Jobs at World Bank
World Bank requires the services of qualified candidates for the following job vacancies:

■ Lead Education Economist/ Specialist

To view details and method of application, click the link below

http://www.mylelojobs.com/Display_a_job_main.php?id=3959

Jobs at Saipem Contracting Nigeria Limited
Saipem Contracting Nigeria Limited requires the services of qualified candidates for the following job vacancies:

A PEEK INTO GROUPS FOUND IN NYSC ORIENTATION CAMP AND THEIR ADVANTAGES

Good morning guys.........hope your night was sweet?
This morning I've put together some groups you can function in during your 3weeks experience in NYSC orientation camp and the advantages of joining any of these groups.

1. Red Cross: I'm sure many of us are already conversant with the duties of a Red Cross member. Their major duty is to administer first-aid treatment to people that cannot keep up during the rigorous exercises, parades and endurance trekking. 

WHAT IS YOUR DREAM FOR NIGERIA???????

We all are aware of our recent "Independence Day " celebration which by the way i actually observed in my own little way by wearing a green polo top.

Now to the B.O.D.........I know 99.9% of us are not happy with the recent happenings in our beloved country and we whine and complain about it at every given opportunity but unfortunately our whining is not the solution to the problem.
I was opportune to attend a live worship program recently where the music-minister said Nigeria is a blessed country. He also said that the problems Nigeria is facing today would have been the cause of war in other nations if there were to be in our shoes but the Grace of God has been keeping this country together even with all the problems.

Even a 3year old  child is no longer a stranger to the problems in this nation, but this doesn't imply that we are the worst nation in the world.

PAYMENT FOR CALL-UP LETTERS

Okk.........Information reaching us is that ''2013 Batch C soon to be corpers''of the University of Port Harcourt have been ask to pay the sum of two thousand naira in advance for their call-up letters that is yet to come.
The money is to be paid in the Micro Finance Bank inside the school premises.
If you're a student of UNIPORT scheduled to  go for service next month, try and make that payment ASAP, because i know UNIPORT always have a unique way of holding students back.....maybe that's why they are called ''UNIQUE UNIPORT''#JustSaying#