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The week that followed my entrance into NYSC was so hectic for me. I got sick and couldn’t eat for close to 3 days. It was not even the trauma and shock I had when we were robbed nor the fact that I was far away from home. I just got sick for no just reason, I probably wanted to go back home as that would even be the 1st time I will be travelling so far away from home. The farthest I ever did then was when I was in my 400 level. I travelled down to Ekiti State to conduct a survey with one of my lecturers in the University, so travelling a long distance was never my thing. I also remembered travelling to Akure in Ondo state at a point to rescue a sinking relationship with my girlfriend of that time. Funny enough, we never saw throughout my stay in Akure. I came back to Lagos with pieces of the sunken relationship. I was told by the Medical doctor at the clinic that I would need to be injected, which I totally objected to but I was told I had no option. I succumbed and watched this pretty lady draw down my white shorts and inserted that needle into my buttocks. I still can’t fathom in until today why I didn’t feel any pain on that day. In the 2nd week in camp, some guys came in from Zenith Bank hoping to recruit corps members and asked that members that are between the ages of 20-22 should only apply. I wonder where they would see those set of people. Not in that age when you don’t gain admission into the University if you had not grown beards. Fortunately I would be 22 that same month, so I applied. We had to sneak out of camp for the interview, and surprisingly, the interview was to be held in Onitsha. That morning, I dressed in my mufti and pretended to be one of these locals that come into camp to sell. I had given a guy my Khaki to help keep in his bag. I rolled up my trousers and walked out confidently. The security man at the gate did not even question me as I was no different from a buns seller. I met some other corps members on my way out and we all headed down to Onitsha. Funny enough, we were just 3 that had the interview and we were those 3 that went there together. Others could not meet up in one way or the other. After the interview, we were given a pack of Lunch and told if we were eventually taken, we might even be retained at the end of the service year. I thought to myself at that moment that this is just a blessing in disguise. While on the way back to the camp, I noticed my fellows just kept mute in the bus and I wondered what could be happening. We got to camp and went our way. It was at that moment I realized my phone had been switched off since morning due to low battery. I took it to the batteries charger there in camp. Later in the evening when I switched on the phone ,a message beeped and it was from the bank asking me to forward my NYSC number and other details. The message had been sent since afternoon. Then did I understand what was going on in the bus. The other corps members had received the message too but decided to keep mute, thinking I didn’t receive same message. I just smiled and called the man in charge, he asked me to forward the details, which I did. I thought e don set for me at that moment, my life don better. On the day we were leaving camp, I was just so filled with joy and and trying to imagine how life would be serving in the bank. It was going to be massive, it was going to be a blast. I was going to flex. When it was time to get our PPA letters, I wasn’t as anxious as others since I knew where I was going. I got my call up letter and opened it. I just stood still at that moment like I had been stung by a jelly fish. I was posted to Igwebuike Boys Grammar School, Awka. READ PART 3 AND 4 ON www.wenogetjob..com |
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I will be having my passing out parade in a few weeks. Looking back into the service year, it looks just like yesterday when i got my posting letter to go serve my Motherland I was with my Ex- girlfriend on that fateful day, when a friend called me and told me i had been posted to Anambra State, i leaped with Joy, because it had always been my dream to serve in the East. I guess you all should know my reason for that. The following week, i was at the Umunya Orientation Camp, Uyi Local Government, Anambra State. Just some few kilometers from the Commercial town of Onitsha. I remembered being told to safe guard my luggage while we were approaching Onitsha as the boys over there don't smile. As if the other passengers had envisaged the incident, while we were at the park, another bus coming from Lagos arrived and as the passengers were alighting from the bus, an innocent little boy just approached this dude and asked if he could assist with his bad, the guy consented and the boy was trailing behind him. All of a sudden, the boy disappeared into crowd and the guy just stood there with his mouth opened wide. A bigger guy moved closer to him and whispered into his ears. The bus to take us down to the Camp arrived and we all boarded, it was in the bus i noticed the guy that had his bag frisked away right before his eyes beside me and he didn't seem to have recovered from the shock. He just kept staring into space and i wondered if an Airplane was in the bus. I asked him what the bigger guy told him and he replied '' What did you wants to know?'' I apologized and managed to give a little smile discreetly, the guy just murdered the Queen's English. On our way to the camp, the driver got off a phone call and just stopped the bus abruptly and said to us '' Armu Robbas dey front, everybody come do wn.'' I said '' Wetin you say, Army Urban or what?'' but at that moment, I happened to be the only one left in the bus, I wondered how all other guys got down from the bus. I followed suit and we all ran into a nearby bush. A guy among us said he needed to go back to retrieve his Certificates and other valuables, no one even answered him, it was later we got to know he is a 1st class graduate in his school and probably felt the certificates are more important than life. He went and retrieved his documents anyways. After some few minutes, we all got back to the road only to discover the driver and the bus gone. It was like magic. The driver was the ''Armu Robba'' and we had all been '' robbad'' . I just stood there and i guessed it was my turn to open wide my mouth. The 1st class student was staring at us all and am so sure he would be trying to visualize the grade we all left school with as he happened to have taken the best decision of his life. Fortunately for me, my phone was with me and my wallet. We all decided to start trekking and picking on vehicles that were passing by. Thinking if this should be happening on my 1st day of Youth Service, how would the rest of the year be for me? I eventually got to the camp around evening time and I just went for registration and off to bed. Couldn't even call home to narrate my ordeal to them. The guy that was robbed at Onitsha, Femi, coincidentally, happened to be my bunk mate and when we were about to sleep he stood up and whispered to my ear '' Welcome to Onitsha'' I asked what that meant and he said that was exactly what the big guy said to him at Onitsha. READ MORE; SNEAKING OUT OF CAMP FOR A BANK INTERVIEW www.wenogetjob..com |
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