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  • My NYSC Diary- Day 15

    My NYSC Diary- Day 15

    Morning 12 am- It’s my mom’s birthday. I take out time to pray for her. 4:25 am- I prepare for the morning assembly. We’re officially in the last week. Bless the Lord, I can’t take the pain anymore. 5:00 am- I’m at the clinic. Our clinic coordinator goes on a rant about running away from…

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  • My NYSC Diary- Day 14

    My NYSC Diary- Day 14

    4:18 am- I’m awake. I say my prayers and rush down to bathe. The bugle sounds while I’m dressing up. I go out to brush quickly. The official blowing the whistle walks past me. I greet good morning. He asks how I’m doing. I say I’m fine. He says ‘pele’ (sorry). Thank God he can…

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  • My NYSC Diary – Day 13

    My NYSC Diary – Day 13

    8:00 am- I’m awake. This is the longest I’ve slept since I came here. Most of my roommates are preparing to attend camp fellowship. I say I’m going to stream church online. Some of my roommates are talking about the pageant. One of them says some of the contestants received a paper with the answers.…

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  • My NYSC Diary- Day 12

    My NYSC Diary- Day 12

    4:00 am- My bunkie taps my leg. I appreciate that she’s waking me up and at the same time I’m angry. I’m still tired. I say my prayers and clean up for morning assembly. 5:00 am- I go to the clinic to avoid the morning assembly. The clinic is filled up; medics are all present…

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  • My NYSC Diary- Day 11

    My NYSC Diary- Day 11

    4:06 am- I’m seriously tired. The pain is starting to choke. That thing they did to us last night was not funny. I prepare for the day but I’m not going to go for the morning assembly. 5:00 am- I’m at the clinic. I charge my phone. This is the first time I’m missing morning…

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  • My NYSC Diary- Day 7

    My NYSC Diary- Day 7

    2:22 am- I’m awake. I slept earlier than I would sleep last night. I work on my diary. 4:07 am- I wash and prepare for early morning assembly. I check on the shorts I washed a day ago. It’s still wet; someone must have fallen it and rinsed it. I sigh. I ask Dee to…

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