US-Based Lady Who Returned to Nigeria for Her NYSC Releases Emotional Video after One Year

US-Based Lady Who Returned to Nigeria for Her NYSC Releases Emotional Video after One Year

  • A year ago, a lady based in the United States made the bold decision to fly back to Nigeria for her National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) program
  • In an emotional video, she officially marked one year since taking that decision and mentioned something many struggled to believe
  • The NYSC is a Nigerian government program for graduates to participate in a one-year compulsory service to foster national unity, patriotism and development

A lady, known on TikTok as @ayo.irawo, has marked one year since she relocated to Nigeria from America to participate in the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) program.

In what blew many netizens away, the lady chose to return to Nigeria to participate in the mandatory one-year program.

Lady marks one year since she left America and relocated to Nigeria for her NYSC, shares touching video
A lady says she moved back to Nigeria from America for her NYSC. Photo Credit: @ayo.irawo
Source: TikTok

Lady releases emotional after NYSC

The NYSC member shared a video on TikTok showing an emotional moment when she was being comforted by a man believed to be her father.

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She could be seen in the NYSC khaki while being comforted.

"It's officially been one year since I moved from America to Nigeria for NYSC," she said in the video.

She further disclosed that participating in the NYSC was her childhood dream. She wrote:

"Can you believe this was my childhood dream?"

She promised to shed more light on her NYSC experience and decision later. Her video sparked reactions online.

Lady marks one year since she left America and relocated to Nigeria for her NYSC, shares touching video
A lady relocates to Nigeria from the US for her NYSC. Photo Credit: @ayo.irawo
Source: TikTok

Watch her video below:

NYSC: Lady's decision triggers mixed reactions

Legit.ng has compiled some reactions to the lady's decision to return for her NYSC below:

justphrank said:

"Oya ur time is now, RETURN IMMEDIATELY."

The Nessabas |Your Tech Bestie said:

"Part 2 pleaseeee tag me when you post it."

Yareli 🧸🫧 said:

"Following you rn, I need to be up to date!"

onlylaolu said:

"I've been waiting for thisssss."

IBK.ARTISTRY said:

"I’m already tuned in!!"

QUEEN NETTY said:

"Hurry back we miss youuuuu."

Notaruthlessruth said:

"I’ve been waiting for this."

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Memi said:

"Awwwwww my babyyyy! I didn’t know you cried! That just made my eyes water."

NVX said:

"Like you come back Nigeria from UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 🇺🇸 for NYSC ?? Abi I no understand??"

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian lady had moved to the United States for her master's program after completing her NYSC.

Mum relocates to UK after NYSC

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian lady had relocated to the UK with her two kids after the completion of her NYSC.

A video, which received thousands of reactions on TikTok, chronicled the lady’s activities and experiences two months before her departure. She visited the bustling market to buy fresh groceries, attended a church service with her friends, styled her children’s hair in beautiful braids, and then boarded a plane with her hubby and two kids to start a new chapter of their lives in the UK.

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The video, as shared by @rahyour01, was a tribute to her Nigerian roots and culture, as well as a celebration of her new opportunity and adventure.

Source: Legit.ng

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