Corps Member Renovates Hostel Block in Kaduna, Fixes their Dirty Toilets, Photos Spark Reactions
- A young lady, Evelyn Ikogba, has made a hostel block more habitable as she renovated big large rooms
- Evelyn also made sure their decrepit toilets and bathrooms were fixed to improve general hygiene in the dormitory
- Many people have praised her for demonstrating the true meaning of selfless service to humanity
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A young Nigerian lady, Evelyn Ikogba, has used her one-year compulsory National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) programme to touch lives in Kaduna state.
A Twitter user, Solomon Aye Bala, who posted about what Evelyn did said that though the lady was posted to his organisation, she used the lockdown period to renovate a dormitory block that has four rooms and eight toilets and bathrooms at the Borstal Correctional Institute Kaduna.
The project which she did as part of her Community Development Service was hailed by many since photos of her work surfaced on the bird app.
Snaps of the renovation show how much effort must have gone into it as the building and rooms look newly painted and clean.
See his post below:
Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions below:
@NewtonIkire said:
"The Big Heart.....FOR LOVE. God bless you, oniovo, Miss Evelyn Oghenefegor Ikogba. Keep shining. Your labour of love will never be in vain!"
@EttyOsa said:
"I am proud of you, Evelyn."
Source: Twitter
@ExxentrikAdonis said:
"Great Job!"
@hunkultemie said:
"Wonderful."
@sunnydiallo said:
"My @GovKaduna likes these kinds of people. And I believe she will get her roses."
@OfficialE_Paul said:
"Awesome work she did. At a time when tribal hate persist. A true ambassador! I hope they gave her something good to encourage future Corpers!"
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Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that another Nigerian lady, Iheoma Sunday, used her NYSC programme to make many smile.
Iheoma said that she took it upon herself to raise awareness and source for funds to renovate classrooms in disuse.
She revealed that with the help of the project, students who could not continue their education because they lacked conducive environments to learn returned to their classes.
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Joseph Omotayo writes for the human interest desk at Legit.ng. He graduated from Obafemi Awolowo University with a degree in Literature in English. He loves basketball and books. He tweets @omotayome.
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