I survived camp and I’m back home.
Ekene dili Chukwu!!!
The first thing I did was jump in the bath and scrub until my skin was raw.
I still need to go sort out my redeployment so it’ll take me a few days to recover at least.
But I’ve missed you guys so much!!!!
Xoxo
Sugabelly
Hello, I know this post is over ten years old, but I just read it and your rant post and I am awed. I completely […]
Growing up in my village school and seen how we were beaten for speaking igbo language to speck the igbo at old age
Yes it’s my dialect, but there is a very practical reason why I use it. Onicha Igbo is the most widely understood dialect due to historical
Is the Onicha Anambra dialect your dialect? If so that seems... a bit biased.
[…] I first learned to write Igbo in school, I have been infuriated with Samuel Ajayi Crowther,” she blogged in 2009. “The Roman system of writing was
Welcome home! Camp is a nightmare. I came back from Camp blacker than God intended. It took extensive indoor therapy to regain my mocha skin. But you went, you saw and you conquered. That’s very important.
Welcome to one year of slavery and people giving you bowls to go and buy food. Lol.
Glad to know you survived, my sister just came back from Kaduna camp and babe has been complaining since…all the best with your redeployment.
Welcome back home…you see…it wasn’t that bad. Lol
I remember scrubbing my skin raw too when I returned from camp
Welcome back love,we all had to scrub our bodies,nice work here…xoxo
I dont know man..this just totally discouraged my NYSC “membership”
Omg!…..shes back!…glad ur out of that place….