Corps Member Honours Mother Who Singlehandedly Sponsored Her Through University, Gets Sweet Reaction

Corps Member Honours Mother Who Singlehandedly Sponsored Her Through University, Gets Sweet Reaction

  • A corps member decided to honour her mother at her place of work and arrived there with her complete corps member uniform
  • She shared how her mother singlehandedly took care of her and her siblings since their father died, as she saluted and hailed her mother
  • Her mother’s sweet reaction melted hearts, and many took to the comment section to share their thoughts and congratulate the lady

A Nigerian mother was deeply moved as her corps member daughter honoured her at her place of work.

She narrated the sacrifices her mother made to sponsor her and her siblings' education since their father died.

A corps member celebrates her mother for sponsoring her education
A lady honours her mother for training her in school. Photo: @moyosore0111
Source: TikTok

Identified as @moyosore0111 on TikTok, the lady said that after their dad died 20 years ago, their mum took up the responsibility of training them singlehandedly.

The mother also sweetly reacted as her daughter saluted her and showered praises on her.

She captioned the video:

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"I will keep letting the world know my mum single handedly trained me and my siblings after we lost our dad 20 years ago, nobody her except almighty God. She deserves more than removing headdress. I LOVE YOU MUM."

Watch the TikTok video below:

Reactions trail corps members honour to mother

The lady's video went viral on social media and garnered over 7,000 views as of the time of writing this report.

Many who came across the video shared their thoughts on what she posted.

Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions from netizens.

@sammietosin said:

"Them go done know say u no match for u platoon na watch u watch. Gbosa for parade ke."

@༄hayzerd said:

"so happy for you boo. I just finished camping."

@MUTIHATULLAH said:

"So happy for you fr and to your mum I pray she live longer to reap all she had labored for."

@Opeyemi said:

"So happy for you baby. She will love long to eat the fruit of her labor ijn."

@JokesFabricEmpire said:

"Good to see mummy again. My regards to her."

@Oluwanifemi said:

"Awnnn. May she live long long to eat the fruit of her labour."

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@JenniferStephen said:

"Awwwwwnnnnnn. God bless mummy."

@OML 4LFY said:

"She will live long to reap the fruit of her labor ife."
A lady honours her mother for training her in school.
A corps member celebrates her mother for sponsoring her education. Photo: @moyosore0111
Source: TikTok

Another male corps member who was serving in Cross River shared how he fetched water from the stream following his failed NYSC relocation.

He shared a video of himself joining other children and natives to pass through a bush path before reaching the stream.

Many who came across the video shared their similar experiences with relocation and cheered the corps member.

In a related story, a corps member who didn't spend his NYSC allowance for 12 months gathered all the money and handed it as cash to his parents as a token of appreciation.

Corps member starts business with allowance

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that an ex-corps member who saved her N77,000 NYSC allowance for 12 months has started her foodstuff business and rented a shop.

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She showed off her new shop, and people were marvelled by how she arranged the provisions and food items in her shop.

Many who came across the video shared their surprise after seeing how full the shop was and calculating the total allowance.

Proofreading by James Ojo, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng

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Victoria Nwahiri (Human Interest Editor) Victoria Nwahiri is an award-winning Reuters-certified journalist with 5+ years of experience in digital, social media, and print journalism. She has extensively covered lifestyle, entertainment, and human interest stories that have impacted and attracted top policymakers. She is currently a Human Interest Editor at Legit.ng and can be reached via victoria.nwahiri@corp.legit.ng