Corps member Who Studied Mass Communication In Tears As NYSC Posts Her To Bakery

A Nigerian youth corps member who studied Mass Communication has taken to social media to express her frustration after being posted to a bakery for her NYSC.

The young lady, identified as @Aridunu_jones on X (formerly Twitter), shared her experience online, questioning the relevance of her posting to her field of study.

In her words: “God will help me and judge NYSC. When I studied Mass Communication, you guys now posted me to a BAKERY. BAKERY OOOO!!!”

She called on God for help and expressed confusion over the decision, sparking reactions online.

As her post gained traction, concerned users flooded the comment section to share their thoughts and offer support.

See some reactions below:

@DrMel_: “You can be their PR person? Opportunities don’t always look like opportunities sometimes.”

@lekan_olayinka1: “Will the masses not buy bread? Will you not communicate with them?”

@orukusuku: “What happened to you managing the Public Relations Department of the Bakery?”

@Tim_krux: “Your skills in mass communication would come in handy in advertising bread.”

@AdelabuSodeeqB: “In school, did they not tell you you can work anywhere?”

@hadro20: “See the pastry as your masses … then communicate with them.”

Recall that a corps member recently slammed the federal government after sharing a video of the school he was posted to by the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC).

The video was shared on X (formerly Twitter), where the corps member gave a glimpse of the poor learning conditions at the school.

In the footage, students from different classes can be seen carrying out academic activities in a makeshift structure built with woods and sticks, used both as walls and class dividers.

Expressing his frustration, the corps member narrated the condition of the school, lamenting that this was where he was assigned to teach.

He said: “Make una see the school where I come to teach.”

Following the post, many concerned individuals took to the comment section to share their reactions and express disappointment over the state of the school.

See some reactions below:

@NwokeAkwaeze: “See land. But to build something is now the problem. But if something happens here now they will involve money supposed to be used to build something here and bring bags of rice with big big motor.”

@Dozzy_Dozzy22: “Check well, the state governor is building flyovers where they’re not needed, and sponsoring Hajj pilgrimage upandan in billions.”

@XJustina27: “This was how we were taught back then at Akute community high School that year.”

@01_spatherapist: “Our leaders and evil are wicked.”