21 Days to POP for 2013 Batch A: Time to take stock?

Dear would be ex corps member, one year ago, I was calling u an otondo, but now you've become most senior. Seniority comes with a responsibility anyway.

It's time to take stock.

  • How have you spent your NYSC year? Are you going back the same way you came, less than you came, or more than you came?
  • Have you added any meaningful impact to your life?
  • Will they really miss you in your PPA?
  • Can you boldly say "I came, I saw and I conquered"?
  • Did you waste your service year?
  • Or your service year was a waste?
Are you going home with a trophy/Award?  If yes, kindly share your story on this blog to encourage others that it is possible.

Send a mail to olukemiATokemscube.com

Time to take stock!!!

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