A day would not come in the world when there will be no challenges. In life, it is like the air we breathe. Without it, we begin to die in one way or the other. America, United Kingdom and the likes with their developed economies still face many challenges even today.

From inception, our birth was a challenge, weaning us was a challenge, crawling and walking was indeed a challenge, writing the entrance examination was not easy either. Secondary school, especially for those that boarded was definitely a challenge, writing and passing WAEC was a tough call. What about JAMB? My friends would say “do not go there”.

The university was the climax of it all especially when faced with some lecturers who engage in victimizing students. And finally, initiating, completing and defending a project for the very first time in the final year. What would you call all of these that you have gone through in life? Fun?

Whether it is your family life, social life, academic life, emotional life, physical life or spiritual life, one thing is common and it is challenges. In essence, human existence is characterized by challenges. Therefore, with this understanding, you would agree with me that in any endeavour, it would be considered unhealthy for one not to expect challenges.

You are not to celebrate the challenges but position yourself to overcome them by the grace of God. One of such endeavours where challenges are certain is our one year compulsory service to this great nation and some of the challenges that you may likely face include...

An excerpt from the book, NYSC:IT'S NOT ABOUT ME.

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