NYSC Corps Member Thanks Supporters After Leaving Paid Job for Service

NYSC member expresses deep gratitude for the support received from family and friends during the service year, acknowledging the challenges of living on the ₦33,000 monthly allowance.

NYSC Corps Member Thanks Supporters After Leaving Paid Job for Service

As Nigerian youths embark on their National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) journey, many face financial challenges while fulfilling this compulsory requirement. One corps member has shared their heartfelt appreciation for the support they have received during this period, reflecting on the sacrifices and the importance of the NYSC discharge certificate in securing a desirable job in Nigeria.

The corps member, who has had to leave a paid job and various side hustles for the NYSC, expressed that the ₦33,000 monthly allowance provided by the scheme is often insufficient to cover all expenses. Despite these financial constraints, the individual has been fortunate to receive both moral and financial support from family and friends, both at home and abroad.

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In a touching message, the corps member conveyed their deep gratitude, stating, "I’m truly blessed to still receive support from both home and abroad, as the ₦33,000 monthly allowance is hardly enough. This is my heartfelt way of saying thank you to everyone who has supported me, both at home and abroad. I am deeply grateful, and I do not take your love and kindness for granted."

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The message underscores the challenges faced by many corps members who balance the demands of service with personal financial obligations. It also highlights the vital role of support networks in helping them navigate this period.

The corps member concluded with a heartfelt blessing, "God bless you all abundantly, Amen," acknowledging the importance of community support in their journey through the NYSC program.