Graduate Begins Sweating Profusely after Seeing State She Was Posted For NYSC Service, Video Trends
She narrated her experience, stating, "I was sweating profusely when I saw my call-up letter. This woman had to pray for me because I couldn't hide my emotions."
AKACHI NOEL 
A Nigerian lady, identified as @oluwasogo__ on TikTok, has shared a humorous yet relatable video of her reaction upon receiving her National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) call-up letter. In the viral video, the prospective corps member can be seen sweating profusely upon discovering that she was posted to Ebonyi state in the Eastern part of Nigeria for her national service.
Expressing her dismay, the lady, who had never been to Ebonyi state before, struggled to hide her emotions upon seeing her posting. She narrated her experience, stating, "I was sweating profusely when I saw my call-up letter. This woman had to pray for me because I couldn't hide my emotions."
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Despite her initial disappointment, the lady received encouragement from netizens, who reassured her about Ebonyi state. Comments on the video included remarks such as "Ebonyi is actually a nice place" and advice on how to navigate the experience positively.
This incident highlights the mix of emotions experienced by prospective corps members upon receiving their NYSC postings, showcasing the anticipation, surprises, and occasional disappointments associated with the national youth service program.
In related news, a previous report featured a Nigerian lady who documented her positive experience at her Primary Place of Assignment (PPA) during her NYSC year, emphasizing the variety of experiences encountered by corps members during their service year.
The video serves as a reminder of the diverse experiences and challenges faced by Nigerian youth as they embark on their NYSC journey, with each individual navigating their unique path within the program.
The video has garnered significant attention on social media platforms, sparking discussions and reflections among viewers about their own NYSC experiences and the journey of serving one's country.
As prospective corps members continue to receive their NYSC postings, stories like this provide a glimpse into the emotional rollercoaster accompanying this rite of passage for Nigerian graduates.
