Nigerian Man Recreates NYSC Photo with His Mother 22 Years Later
A Nigerian man has recreated a heartfelt photograph with his mother, who served as a member of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) 22 years ago.
Chris Oyeoku Okafor 
In a heartwarming display of familial pride, a Nigerian man has recreated a cherished photograph with his mother, capturing a moment from 22 years ago when she served as a member of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC). The touching post, shared joyfully on social media, showcases a side-by-side comparison: on the left, his mother as a corper in her youth, and on the right, the son proudly donning the same NYSC uniform.
"Service to country twice. ????????????," he expressed in his post, celebrating the continuity of service within their family. This unique homage not only highlights the significance of the NYSC program in Nigeria but also emphasizes the bond between mother and son as they both partake in this national duty.
The NYSC scheme, established in 1973, aims to foster unity and promote national development by mobilizing Nigerian graduates for community service across the country. This heartwarming story resonates with many, showcasing how the values of service and dedication can be passed down through generations.
As the son embarks on his journey as a corper, he honors the legacy of his mother, who paved the way for him to contribute to the nation's progress. The recreated photo serves as a beautiful reminder of the sacrifices made by past corps members and the ongoing commitment to serve the nation.
This touching moment has captured the hearts of many Nigerians on social media, with numerous users sharing their own experiences and memories related to the NYSC program.
