- A woman from Nigeria who recently finished her National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) stated that she was not kept on.
- The woman stated she wished to remain, and she felt devastated when she was not kept on.
- As she mentioned, she chose to take action and submit her application directly to the headquarters of her PPA.
A Nigerian woman was deeply saddened after not being kept on following her National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) assignment.
As per the woman, she anticipated remaining employed at her main workplace, but that did not occur.
In a video she shared, the woman known as @setah_joan mentioned she was not kept on and expressed her dissatisfaction.
Rather than quitting and returning home, she chose to submit her application directly to the headquarters of her main assigned location.
Luckily for her, she secured the position. She wrote:
Life was so private that no one knew I wasn't retained after NYSC. I was extremely heartbroken. However, I made a courageous move and applied directly to the company's headquarters... and by God's mercy, I secured the job! Lamentations 3:37 “Who is he that says, and it happens, when the Lord has not commanded it?” What God cannot do does not exist.
Watch the video below:
Reactions as the NYSC female officer secures a position
@Divineee said:
Ohh Go girl. That's it, taking the boldest steps in life, I love it for you.
@Bolaa said:
That's how grace will keep talking for you every day of your life, my girl.
A woman uses her NYSC stipend to apply for a visa
Earlier, zaia news.ngIt was reported that a Nigerian woman stated she spent her entire stipend received during her NYSC on processing her visa application.
Nevertheless, she mentioned she was turned down, and all the funds she accumulated during her service year were lost without any benefit.
She shared the story on X, where it is receiving numerous responses, as many individuals pointed out that she took significant financial risks.
She wrote:
I didn't use any of my NYSC allowance. At that time, I was employed by a company, and I would withdraw ₦200 from my salary, then add it to the allowance to reach ₦20,000. I used this money to begin processing my U.S. master's application, covering the application fee, sending transcripts, and other associated expenses. In the end, my visa was rejected. Every bit of money was wasted. I was really upset. I even added more funds because it wasn't sufficient, honestly.
A woman publishes a list of companies that compensate NYSC participants
In a similar report published byzaia news.ngA Nigerian woman posted on X about corporate organizations that take in National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members.
She mentioned that the organizations accept corps members stationed in Lagos and provide them with a salary for their one-year service.
The listed companies are UAC, Deloitte, and IKEDC, and a recruitment specialist also informed zaia news.ng that there are additional companies that compensate NYSC participants.