Corps Member loses PPA Placement for being Rich
A corps member of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) lost a place of primary assignment, PPA placement for being rich.
A Twitter user made this known on the popular social media platform where she revealed that she denied the corps member placement in a school for being rich.
The user identified as @girllikeher wrote;
How a Corper’s ’richness’ hindered her from getting employed today…
So I am looking for a youth Corper to fill specific roles in my department.
What I am on the lookout for in an individual is: teachability, flexiblity and importantly a person with fire in their bellies…
Looking at her, I was in doubt she was a struggling Corper. She looked like she needed a place to sign attendance at, every month, not necessarily the stipend she would be paid.
She had an iPhone and a shiny Apple wristwatch sitting pretty on her wrist.
First thought that crossed my mind was ’probably techy…
The next thought was ”this one don chop belleful, will she be willing go grind”…
I was quite undecided about her, to be honest…
After the interview I looked through the window and saw the latest Lexus with tinted glasses and covered number plates drive into the compound to pick her up…
I made up my mind there and then, ”this Corper no go hear word”. ??♀️??♀️??♀️??♀️??♀️??♀️
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So I am looking for a youth Corper to fill specific roles in my department.
What I am on the lookout for in an individual is: teachability, flexiblity and importantly a person with fire in their bellies…
— aGirl Like Her (@GirlLikeHer) January 9, 2019
Looking at her, I was in doubt she was a struggling Corper. She looked like she needed a place to sign attendance at, every month, not necessarily the stipend she would be paid.
She had an iPhone and a shiny Apple wristwatch sitting pretty on her wrist.
— aGirl Like Her (@GirlLikeHer) January 9, 2019
First thought that crossed my mind was ’probably techy…
The next thought was ”this one don chop belleful, will she be willing go grind”…
I was quite undecided about her, to be honest…
— aGirl Like Her (@GirlLikeHer) January 9, 2019
If Nigerians were not afflicted with the virus of reading to respond rather than to comprehend, they would note the words:
’fire in their bellies’
’I can't come and kill myself vibe’
I pray for understanding to the daft section of the Nigerian populace
— aGirl Like Her (@GirlLikeHer) January 10, 2019