Nysc Stories

If I should describe the story for you, reading it might be a bore... So I'll risk it and hope you enjoy reading it...

Layla Ahmed is a soft-hearted, faith-driven young woman who believes that love should be gentle, intentional, and guided by Allah. From the pressures of university life to the emotional uncertainty of NYSC in Abuja, she walks through life carrying her prayers, her dreams, and a heart that has been broken more than once. After months of emotional confusion with her first love, Muhsin, who left her in silence and uncertainty, Layla turns completely to Allah, praying, journaling, and healing in quiet solitude at her aunt's home in Wuse. She tries to move forward, yet the ache of unanswered love still lingers. Then fate intervenes. A tragic accident at a café brings her face-to-face with Hareef; a handsome, dark caramel-skinned cinematographer, admired Abuja influencer whose presence feels like calm and destiny in human form. He saves her, takes her to the hospital, and unknowingly walks into her world through her lost diary, where he learns of her prayers, pain, and secret admiration for him. What begins as chance slowly turns into connection, late-night conversations, unspoken feelings, and a love that feels written in dua. But just as Layla begins to trust again, a shocking truth unravels, Muhsin, the man who broke her heart, is Hareef's close friend. Misunderstandings, betrayal, and fear push Layla away. She retreats to Nasarawa for her best friend Ummi's traditional Arewa wedding, hoping distance will heal her heart. But destiny has other plans. Hareef arrives at the wedding not as a stranger, but as a guest of the groom. Under the glow of Hausa drums, alkyabba, and wedding prayers, truths are revealed, apologies are made, and hearts are tested. In the end, Hareef chooses Layla not secretly, not casually, but honorably, by standing before her parents. Will Layla finally trust love again? Can faith truly heal a wounded heart? And is Hareef the answer to her whispered prayers?

In the city of Minna, there lived a secondary school student named Samuel. He was a bright and ambitious student, always eager to learn and explore new things, Samuel had always been a dreamer, but little did he know that his biggest dream was about to come true.

They had his future planned out. He just wanted a break. One email changed everything. Now, Solomon is running- not sure where to but sure it's away

Memories from my national service year in Abia state, Nigeria.

Diary of an ex Corp member

Oluwadarasimi has always been unlucky with love. Her first boyfriend died right in her arms and since then dissatisfied with every relationship............ Stop it joor. I'm never going to fall for any of their tricks. Don't think any man is just going to sweep me off my feet ooo. Abi is it Cinderella ni. This male gender please ooo. I no do, I'd rather remain a nun for life.......... Simiii just open your heart to love, my best friend Nifemi ringed in my ears....Ehnnnn Ehnnnn Nifemi I don't want to hear biko. Just let me be please. Find out more about Darasimi in this intriguing story of betrayal, love, hate and a happily after ever. NB: I'm a sucker for happily ever afters😌

She never planned to fall for a Kaduna boy at NYSC camp. He never planned to love a Benue girl he might never see again. But one stolen moment, one promise under a dusty streetlight, and everything changed. Ihotu and Abdu meet during NYSC in Kaduna, sharing stolen laughter over indomie at Mami Market, whispering dreams under the stars, and sneaking out to buy suya at night. But when camp ends, distance, tribe, and temptation threaten their fragile bond. As jealousy, heartbreak, and the storms of life test them, they must choose if love is worth fighting for when the world keeps pulling them apart. Can love survive distance, tribe, and the storms of life? Or will promises fade like the trumpet calls at dawn? If you love slow-burn African romance with real struggles, laughter, and heartbreak, Storms of Love will steal your heart.

My NYSC Experience...

she is beautiful , scheming,and ruthless but Kelvin was completely smitten! A story of love ,lust ,greed and betrayal

Rants of a university student

After his three weeks orientation program Naseer Mahboob Naseer was super excited to have his master's degree in Cape Breton university Canada according to his father's promise. But what will eventually happen when his father fulfilled not his promise and he was left with no other option than to go to Micika, A fictional village in Adamawa state for his One year internship. Living in a strange environment, amongst those he never knew. Will He be able to have impact in their life during the 365 days? 365 days in micika is a story that centres on early marriage, Love, deception, and many more. Click on the read button to follow me on the journey of 365 days in micika.

My first trip to the Northern part of Nigeria

During his NYSC year, Muntari struggles with a strange community. He learns the wonder of small beginnings and lives out their true meaning. A must read for high school and undergraduate students; corp members; parents and guardians. #muntaristwist

People have a whole lot to say about the service year. Some say it is the best time of their lives, for some, it is the worst. It is either the beginning of a whole new life or a total waste of time but one thing is certain, I intend to make this journey of mixed emotions as memorable as possible. In the place I call home, after graduating college, you have to spend a year serving the country before officially joining the ever-growing work force. This piece is my experience, as beautifully as I can picture it. For those who don't have this opportunity in their country, you are welcome to my world. For those who have gone through the scheme, enjoy the trip down memory lane. Get your popcorn, tissues might come in handy too. Relax. Life as a Youth Corps member is a sea of emotions; fun, sour, daring, annoying and sometimes downright depressing. I am on this roller-coaster ride seemingly cruising all the way but I am learning the hard way, trust me. At the end of the day, I believe it is entirely up to you to make it the best it can be and as I mentioned earlier, I am definitely making my story an interesting one.

Rebecca and Chichi are posted to Nsukka Village to serve Nigeria. This village has a law that has been set for centuries. Whenever a King dies, for the four days following; no female is to leave her house when night falls. No one has ever broken this law, Until Rebecca does. . . DISCLAIMER: A bit of Mature content COVER: @Laentheon #ONCAfrica |A mixture of prompt 15, 64 and 75| 🏆Forth Place Winner in the Read4Reads Award under Paranormal/Horror Genre. . .

This book is all about National Youth Service Corp (NYSC) is a one year compulsory programme for every Nigerian graduate below the age of 30. So this is my experience during the 17days Orientation Course. My name is Godslove and am a Federal Government Youth. Am an NYSC Corp Member of 2016 Batch A Stream 2. Happy Reading.

Once upon a time, I was posted to Katsina...

When two NYSC corps members met under the blazing sun of Ekiti State, neither imagined that a simple friendship would blossom into a love story shaped by distance, destiny, and duty.