Lady Leaves Bauchi State As She Finishes Her NYSC, Says She’d Never Visit Again

Lady Leaves Bauchi State As She Finishes Her NYSC, Says She’d Never Visit Again

  • A Nigerian lady posted to Bauchi state for her National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) program shared her experience
  • She shared a video that captured her experience during her one-year stay in the state for her NYSC
  • Many who came across the video shared similar experiences they had during their service year

A Nigerian lady who just rounded off her National Youth Service Corps programme year opened up about her experience.

She revealed that she was posted to Warji local government area in Bauchi state.

Lady Leaves Bauchi State As She Finishes Her NYSC, Says She’d Never Visit Again
Lady show where she lived as corps member. Photo: @realmo_tun
Source: TikTok

In a video shared by @realmo_tun, the lady showed her room, place of primary assignment (PPA), and the environment.

She also said she would never return to the place due to her experience.

The lady said:

“Thank you warji LGA, thank you Bauchi state, let’s not meet again, even in my next life.”

Watch the video below:

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@TheSocialRukayat said:

"Did you teach there? Please make a good story out of your achievement, good work can go unnoticed without proper documentation."

@clifordgina said:

"I’m sorry I can’t stay a day here."

@Oyoyobaby said:

"Honestly I can’t stay. depression will hit me, you really tried."

@Zuleikha said:

"Mehn! I can relate cos I also served in warji and stay in this compound for good three months before i japa"

@Abbey Joyful said:

"You don escape my dear,congratulations."

@C H O N G T A M I said:

"Ok after watching the video till the end I will say I totally understand ur caption."

EYINJU said:

"I give u kudos, no be me and them go stay that environment. u really fought a big battle. favor market IJN."

In an interview with Legit.ng, a male corps member, Imaikop Cyril, who was posted to a remote area shared his similar experience.

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Cyril was posted to Agalaga Etukwo in Olamaboro LGA of Kogi State.

He said:

"At Etukwo, paying to get your phone charged is the only easy way you can get your phone charged. Let's not talk about the hard ways. There isn't any power supply.
"We had to buy water if there wasn't any rainfall. There are no gas stations in the village, so I had to go to town on a motorcycle to buy gas, which costs at least 3k to & fro. Mobile reception at Etukwo is the worst. It was possible to be online only when you position at some particular spots which do not always guarantee a smooth connection."

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Corps member builds classrooms for village school

In a related story, Elizabeth Ogunsola became a viral sensation after she donated two classrooms to a village school in Ogun state.

The female corps member built the classroom block at OLG Nursery and Primary School, Egbeda Village, Odeda local government area, Ogun state.

In an interview with Legit.ng, she spoke on the secrets behind her donation, how much she spent on the project, and its impact on society.

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Victoria Nwahiri (Human Interest Editor) Victoria Nwahiri is a Reuters-certified journalist with 4+ years of experience in digital, social media, and print journalism. As a one-time freelancer and full-time journalist, she has extensively covered lifestyle, entertainment, and human interest stories that have impacted and attracted top policymakers. She is currently a Human Interest Editor at Legit.ng and can be reached via victoria.nwahiri@corp.legit.ng