My journey to nysc yikpata camp was a stressful one but luckily enough for me I met my coursemate at the Jos park and we kept each other company. We took off by 9 am and we kept moving , later I got tired and asked a woman beside me if we almost there and she said we would be by 5pm but I slept off and when my friend woke me up around 9pm I was like are we there? He said for where? I asked the woman again if we almost there and she said the bus is slow but by 12am
we would be and I slept off again and woke up after 12 in the mid night but we were still moving. I just gave up and stopped asking if we almost there Lol and finally by 1am we arrived at the park ,it was soooooooo cold and we had to sleep in the bus, I couldn't sleep and we kept gisting with my friend and I bragged about coming prepared with my big blanket ,jacket ,other wears and my big ecolag bag till he dozed off and left me praying for morning. Around 5am he woke me up and we left the bus to go to a toilet then mosque for prayer after which we came back and brushed then filled our belly with coke and bread. Later the driver informed us that the bus that would be heading to the camp is around and loading, we rushed there and met other pcms we got into the car and voom for almost 2 hours we were on the road and finally we got to the camp and when I saw what other pcms were holding that was when I realized I am in big trouble because I packed alot of things like I was moving to my husband's house, Thank God for my God sent coursemate who helped me I for hear wein. Oluwa oshey ooo

Great

LordKezzy:
Great

Thanks.

Next time, don't travel through the night in a bus that is not luxurious. You can break the journey by sleeping over in Lokoja. This kidnappers we are talking about are real. Be very careful!

LordIsaac:
Next time, don't travel through the night in a bus that is not luxurious. You can break the journey by sleeping over in Lokoja. This kidnappers we are talking about are real. Be very careful!

Noted, Thanks for the advice.