"See My Son": NYSC Member Salutes His Father Who Is A Soldier, Visits Mum's Office In Video
- A soldier was happy when his son returned home from NYSC and came to greet him at his workplace
- When he walked into his father's office, he saluted him, and the man was happy to introduce him to his colleagues
- The young man also paid a special visit to the school where his mother works as a teacher, and she was overjoyed
A young man paid his father a special visit at his workplace as soon as he came out of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) camp.
The man is a soldier and was at work when his son, dressed in his NYSC uniform, casually walked in.
Source: UGC
He was so happy to see his son as they rushed and embraced each other tightly. The man quickly introduced the corps member to his colleagues.
After that, the young man made a trip to the school where his mother worked as a teacher.
The woman was so happy to see her son and rushed to hug him. Children in the class also joined in welcoming him.
The video went viral and made many people emotional after it was shared on TikTok by @_ayomideadetoro
Watch the video below:
Reactions as NYSC member visits his parents
@Ifeoluwa said:
"That’s my son oo!! He said it with boldness and pride. God let my parent eat the fruit of their labour."
@user3944331100570 said:
"Is so painful I couldn’t push through. Too wear dis NSYC but by God Grace my kids will wear it."
@Southern gold commented:
"Y’all asking if NYSC is an achievement, Omo y’all don’t know how it feel to see your parents happy and proud of you."
@jay said:
"Why won't God bless you, Your Dad is in the Army, your Mum teaching in Public School. Both of them Serving the Nation. I'm happy for you, brother."
Lady shuns NYSC, relocates abroad
Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh reported about a Nigerian lady who successfully moved abroad. She shared a video to celebrate her arrival in Canada.
In the "Japa" video, the lady said she thought she would be going for her NYSC but ended up moving abroad.
As soon as she arrived in Ontario, Canada, she captured herself in a video shared with her followers on TikTok.
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