MY NYSC 

I hope you are doing great and this message finds you well. My name is Moses Oluwatobi Oshoriamhe Ahmasunya, and I am writing to share my experiences and reflections on my recent three-week National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) orientation course.

Over the past three weeks, I have had the privilege of participating in the NYSC orientation program, an opportunity that has allowed me to connect with diverse individuals from all corners of Nigeria. This orientation course has not only been an essential part of my personal growth but also a platform for fostering unity, patriotism, and a deeper understanding of our great nation.

The orientation camp was an environment where we learned valuable life skills, engaged in community development projects, and received extensive training that will undoubtedly prepare us for the challenges that lie ahead in our respective service year assignments. It was a period of intense physical and mental conditioning, and I am grateful for the support and camaraderie I found among my fellow corps members.

One of the most significant takeaways from this experience is the profound sense of national pride that has been instilled in me. The NYSC program has shown me that, regardless of our diverse backgrounds and cultures, we can come together as one united Nigeria to effect positive change and make a lasting impact in our communities.

As I prepare to embark on my primary assignment, I carry with me the lessons and memories from this orientation course, along with a renewed commitment to serve my country diligently and contribute to its development.

I would like to express my gratitude to the NYSC organization, the camp officials, my platoon NYSC officials, Nigeria Army, Man O war my fellow corps members, and all those who have supported me during this journey. 

I will not fail to appreciate my platoon members for giving me the mandate and Electing me to serve as platoon 7 Leader am grateful to you all.

I look forward to the challenges and opportunities that await me during my service year, and I am excited to make a positive difference in the lives of the people I will have the privilege to serve.

Thank you for Your support and encouragement during this short period it mean a lot to me as I begin this new chapter in my life.

Warm regards,

Moses Oluwatobi Oshoriamhe Ahmasunya