Service Year Boulevard 24

Some go through school and NYSC,Some it goes through them!

Prior to NYSC, my big cousin asked me where i wanted to serve and i shouted Abuja, he then promised to help lobby my service to FCT when it was time and so i was posted to Abuja but was to camp at nasarawa (batch c,13). 

worthy of note is that i am plus size (size 16) and tall, so camp soldiers will naturally pick on me though there were people way bigger than yours truly.

On our first day at the parade ground, a soldier called me out and i was thinking (what the hell did i do), he said i should follow him and thus he led me to a crowd of all orobo people in camp (we are to form the man o' war special squad). at first i wasn't comfortable but later adjusted to our training different from the normal parade activities.

This turned out to be fun even lekpa corps members longed to join us. i
have a nice voice so i was crowned the beyonce of man o' war, a name i bore till end of camp. i led the welcome song for the governor and
NYSC state coordinator who gave us #1000 each.

Was posted to Nigeria customs service headquarters in Abuja, we were given accommodation at their corpers lodge . prior to NYSC i have never been to a club, never kept sugar daddy and other bad things (felt i needed to enjoy my life jare), along the line a friend (corps member) re-introduced Christ to
me, i calmed down and became a staunch believer (had to put my voice
to good use). 

Ended it with sugar daddy but went back to him when i started job hunting and he fixed me up where i work now without an *odd* string attached. He is sponsoring my M.Sc program (the man is too nice n rich). 

High point was all the fight we had among igbo and yoruba corp members in the lodge, 2 guys ate the whole money we contributed to erect a structure in NCS headquarters up to 350k (i nearly die). 

I look back and i return all the glory to God. i am still in him and he has not left me.thanks Stells n BVNs..

*Silent side eyes*